IV. Anxiety disordersV. PhobiasPSYC 107 1st Edition Lecture #30 – Depression, OCD and PhobiasOutline of Last Lecture I. Patterns of thought, emotion, and behavior, that is maladaptive, disruptive, or uncomfortable, for either the person affected or for others.a. What is abnormal?i. Are you able to function regularly; doing everyday tasks?II. Causes of disordersIII. Diathesis-stress modela. Diathesisi. 5 axesIV. Anxiety disordersV. PhobiasOutline of Current LectureI. Psychopathologya. Phobia – an intense irrational fear of an object, activity or situation.b. Specificc. Sociald. AgoraphobiaII. Panic Disordersa. Panic attacki. Intense heart palpitations, chest pains and dizziness and faintness.III. OCD – Obsessive Compulsive Disordera.IV. Mood Disordersa. Depressivei. Dysthymiab. Bipolar Disorders Lecture 29 NotesI. Psychopathologya. Phobia – an intense irrational fear of an object, activity or situation.i. Person often realizes that it is irrationalb. Specifici. Specific stimuli or situations not just afraid of them, it is debilitating in some way. c. Sociali. Negative evaluations by others or acting in an embarrassing way.1. Phobic of being embarrassed. d. Agoraphobiai. Separation from safety or being somewhere that you cannot escape from. ii. This is a very hard thing to live with. II. Panic Disordersa. Panic attacki. Intense heart palpitations, chest pains and dizziness and faintness.ii. Flight or fight response takes off completely. 1. Occurs without warning. iii. Can cause agoraphobia because they do not want to have anotherpanic attack in public. III. OCD – Obsessive Compulsive Disordera. Obsessions that are persistent and upsetting thoughts. b. Compulsions – repetitive behaviorsIV. Mood Disordersa. Depressivei. Depression – not lazy, no motivation, the world is not worth it. 1. Insomnia or oversleepingii. Dysthymia1. Eeyore is the perfect example of this. b. Bipolar Disordersi. Manic Depressionii. Mania – high energy and unrealistic
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