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PSYC 3830 1st Edition Lecture 13 Outline of Last Lecture I. Cluster A Personality Disordersa. Paranoid Personality Disorderb. Schizoid Personality Disorderc. Schizotypal Personality DisorderII. Cluster Ba. Antisocial Personality Disorderb. Narcissistic Personality Disorderc. Histrionic Personality Disorderd. Borderline Personality DisorderIII. Cluster Ca. Avoidant Personality Disorderb. Dependent Personality Disorderc. Obsessive-Compulsive Personality DisorderIV. Big 5 Personality DimensionsV. Dimensional Approach Outline of Current Lecture:I. Personality Disorders Continueda. Dimensional Approachb. Categorical ApproachII. Substance Related and Addictive Disordersa. Substance Use Disordersb. Substance Withdrawalc. Substance Intoxication Current LectureI. Personality Disorders ContinuedThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.a. Dimensional Approachi. 1 or more pathological personality traits1. facets of the Big 5ii. Self:1. Person may have problems with their identity2. Person may have problems with self directiona. Problems planning ahead, getting things done, and reflecting on themselves productively iii. Interpersonal:1. Empathy a. They can’t understand other peoples’ emotions, they can only see the world in terms of themselves 2. Intimacya. Depth and duration of connection with others b. Problems with desire and capacity for closeness b. Categorical Approachi. 1 or more pathological personality traits1. This is strange because they express it has having or not having a trait rather than being on a spectrumii. DSM 5:1. OpennessPsychoticisma. Differs from culture to culture, not all connected to openness b. Almost too willing to embrace changec. Unusual beliefs or experienced. Cognitive and perceptual dysregulation2. ConscientiousnessDisinhibition or Rigid Perfectionism a. Disinhibition:i. Immediate gratification instead of long termii. Impulsivityiii. Trouble following plansiv. Lack of responsibilityv. Distractibilityvi. Risk takingb. Rigid Perfectionism:i. Looks almost identical to Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disrder3. ExtraversionDetachmenta. Avoidance of emotional experiencei. Limited ability to feel happyii. Shows withdrawaliii. Intimacy avoidanceiv. Hedonia – lack of enjoymentv. Depressivityvi. Mistrust of others4. AgreeablenessAntagonisma. Consistently does things that puts things at odds with othersb. Manipulativec. Attention seekingd. Hostilitye. Deceitfulness5. NeurotiscmNegative Affectivitya. Frequent and intense duration of negative emotionsb. Anxiousnessc. Emotional labilityd. Separation and securitye. Hostilityf. Depressivityg. SuspiciousnessII. Substance Related and Addictive Disordersa. Substance Use Disordersi. Manifested by 2 or more of the following for more than a year:1. Takes larger amounts or longer use than intended2. Persistent desire/unsuccessful attempts to cut down use3. Lots of time spent on the problem4. Recurrent failure to fulfill obligations5. Use in hazardous situations6. Continued use despite interpersonal problems7. Person gives up social or recreational activities8. Used despite physical or psychological problems9. Tolerance10. Withdrawalii. Gambling Disorder is similar:1. Preoccupied instead of craving2. Gamble when feeling distressed3. Lie to conceal the extent of their problem4. Jeopardized or lost a relationship due to it 5. However, it is not used in hazardous situations or create physical problemsb. Substance Withdrawali. Patient has been using a substance for so long that they have altered theirbrain chemistry to the point where when they stop taking it, they get the opposite effect of the drugii. Diagnosed when a person has cessation/reduction in use of heavier/prolonged use, clinically significant impairment, and substance specific problems. c. Substance Intoxicationi. Acute disorder diagnosed after the person has taken the substance and affects mental functioning to the point of medical attentionii. Diagnosed when:1. There has been recent ingestion of the substance2. There is clinically significant behavioral or psychological changes developed after ingestion3. The person shows very specific signs for that particular substanceWithdrawal and intoxication are acute mental disorders that can be diagnosed, but all are commonly comorbid with other disorders. The person may have a disorder that causes them to self medicate, OR the person uses the substance and develops a


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