APP Unit 8 Clinical

In the DSM-5, abnormal behavior is all of the following except

• deviant

• distressing

• dysfunctional

• daily

Disorder characterized by repeated instability in interpersonal relationships, self-image, and mood

• borderline personality

• histrionic personality

• narcissistic personality

• OCD

In OCD, ​ (a)   are persistent, intrusive thoughts, and ​ (b)   are ritualistic behaviors performed repeatedly.

• obsessions
• compulsions
• panic attacks
• phobias

With bipolar disorder, mood swings alternate between ​ (a)   , times of low moods, and ​ (b)   , times of elated moods.

• depression
• mania
• anxiety
• phobias

Match the following

• paranoid personality disorder

• persistent avoidance of social relationships; little emotion

• dependent personality disorder

• clinging and obedience; fear of separation

• schizoid personality disorder

• thinks others are out to harm or betray them

• antisocial personality disorder

• excessive emotionality and attention seeking

• histrionic personality disorder

• disregard for and violation of ohter's rights

Disorder marked by extreme unresponsiveness to others, communication deficits, and highly repetitive behaviors

• ADHD

• Autism Spectrum Disorder

• Intellectual Disability

• Alzheimer's Disease

Disorder with physical symptoms including pain, high anxiety about having a disease

• Somatic Symptom Disorder

• Illness Anxiety Disorder

• Conversion Disorder

Match the following

• bulimia

• cognitive misperception of being overweight

• body dysmorphia

• Intense fear of weight gain; calorie restriction

• binge eating

• uncontrolled eating a large amount of food

• anorexia

• recurrent binge eating & compensatory behaviors

Psychotic disorder with impaired functioning due to unusual perceptions, odd thoughts, disturbed emotions, and motor abnormalities

• schizophrenia

• dissociative identity disorder

• antisocial personality disorder

• ASD

Therapy approach that believes human emotions and behavior are predominantly generated by ideas, beliefs, attitudes and thinking.

• Psychoanalysis

• Cognitive-behavioral

• Humanistic

• Biomedical