| Your Diagnosis is....... |
| #1 |
Some disorders share certain symtoms so they are listed in the DSM as 'Chapters' |
What are: major disorder categories |
| #2 |
Eccentric or odd behavior patterns |
What are: Mood Disorders |
| #3 |
Disorder that involves excessively dramatic, erratic and emotional behaviors |
What are : Scizophrenic Disorders |
| #4 |
Involves highly fearful behaviors |
What are: Anxiety Disorders |
| #5 |
Inflexible, long standing personality traits that lead to bhavior that impairs social functioning |
Personality Disorders |
| The whole world is out of order!!!!! |
| #1 |
Specific phobia, Social Phobia OCD |
What are: Anxiety disorders |
| #2 |
Bipolar and Unipolar |
What are: Mood Disorders |
| #3 |
Undifferentiated, unorganized and catatonic |
What are: sub types of Schizoprenia |
| #4 |
Agoraphobia-Fear of leaving the safety zone an individual creates for themselves |
What are: Anxiety Disorders |
| #5 |
Paranoia to the point of danger to one's self or others lasting for more than two weeks |
What are: Types of Schizophrenia |
| What the heck!!??!!! |
| #1 |
Excessive global anxiety, uncontrollable worry, possible low GABA levels |
What is: Generalizes Anxiety Disorder (or GAD) |
| #2 |
a repettive behavior that is compelling and rigid |
What is: A compulsion |
| #3 |
Antidepressant drgus that increasese seratonin may help |
What is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (or OCD) |
| #4 |
For twins the base rate of________ is 50% higher for fraternal twins that the rest of the population |
What is Major Depressive disorder? |
| #5 |
The orbital region of the frontal and caudate nucleus are significantly more active in peope who suffer from... |
What is: OCD? |
