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Personality disorders definition
extreme versions of personality traits
Persnality disorers are ___ and enduring patterns of ___, thinking, & ___ that occur across a wide range of situations LIFELONG
stable, behavior, perception
What do they use to diagnose Personality Disorders?
Diagnostic interviews MCMI
Criteria of Personality Disorder: behavior is ___ (unchanging) and maladaptive 2. causes significant__ impairment, and significant ___
inflexible functional distress
PD's are ___% of population
10-13%
over _/_ diagnosed with 1 PD are diagnosed with another
1/2
ppl with PD rarely seek __, no ___ ___ for most PD's
treatment, effective treament
DSM 3 clusters of DM's. (OEDEEAF) Cluster A:
A: Odd or Eccentric
Cluster A Odd/eccentric include (sps)
schizoid, paranoid, schizotypal
Cluster B ((OEDEEAF)
Dramatic, emotional, erratic. (antisocial, borderline, narcisstic)
Cluster C-Anxious or fearful includes (OEDEEAF)
Avoidant, dependent, Obsessive-compulsive
Schizoid= detachment from ___ relationships doesnt like to interact with others. no emotions LONERS
social. appear cold.
Paranoid (cluster a) are mistrustful, suspicious without justification.
believe ppl are lying, cheating
Schizotypal- (cluster a)= socially __ with odd behaviors (speech and affect) and unusual ___ they have SOCIAL ANXIETY when around people
isolated beliefs (special powers)
Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD): disregard for the __, and __ of others. LIE STEAL NO REMORSE primarily male. behavior can be ___
law, rights aggressive.
which disorder does the DSM " causes significant subjective distress" NOT apply to ?
ASPD antisocial personality disorder and MANIA
ASPD have undersousal, and seek ___. weak behavioral __ system. may have antisocial parents, inconsisten discipline, live in violent community
stimulation. inhibition
Borderline Personality Disorder UNSTABLE self, dependence on others to not feel abandoned. Feelings of ___, have __-__ relationships, mood ___, self mutilation-cutting Environmental- family ___ during childhood
worthless, love-hate, swings, abuse
Histrionic: attention seeking. need for __. female. dramatic, shifting emotions, excessive emotional expression
approval
Narcissistic- exaggerated sense of self-___. Grandiosity. lack __ for others needs constant ___ from others. environmental- did parents not teach them ___?
importance empathy admiration (positive) empathy?
Avoidant PD- social inhibition, feelings of inadequacy. fearful of + avoid criticism, SENSITIVE + OVERREACTIVE
dont like negative evaluation across situations
Antisocial, borderline, histrionic + narcisstice are what cluster?
Cluster B- Dramatic, emotional, Erratic
What cluster are Schizoid, paranoid and Schizotypal?
Cluster A- Odd/Eccentric
Dependent PD= need to be taken care of, clingy, fear or __. cant make ___ on own. environmental= overprotected, early parent ___. rejection
seperation. decisions death
Obsessive-Compulsive PD- things need to be done the "__ __" preoccupied with __. NO OBSESSIVE THOUGHTS/COMPULSES 20% college students have it. causes- ____ parents with high ___
right-way details overprotective, expectations
Avoidant, Dependent, Obsessive/compulsiveare under what cluster?
cluster C- anxious/fearful
4 reasons ppl engage in self injurious behavior: (PECC) 1. Punishment 2. Emotional release 3. feel in Control 4. Communicate
.
PECC
punishment emotional release communication in control
Freud classified Somatoform & Dissociative as Hysterical Neurosis Hysterica=____ behavior of women Neurosis=anxiety from unconscious conflicts
dramatic
what common feature do Somatoform and Diss have?
Underlying anxiety
personal not actively aware of the anxiety in soma/diss. the anxiety gets changed into a ___ *symptoms a way of excaping anxiety without being aware of it.
symptom
n Diss, split from __ of the anxiety-provoking stimulus from consciousness
memory
Dissociative disorders: group of mental disorders characterized by disturbance in __, memory, consciousness. forget anxiety, and their ___ its assumed that a traumatic event precipitated
identity, self/personality
DID=__population, 75-90% adult women. Must have at least __ distinct personalities. 1. early __ abuse 2. easily ___ 3. often goes with ___ PD-what overlaps? lack core __
1%, sexual hypnotized borderline self. Difficulty regulating emotion, often abused.
Risk factors for DID 1. experiencing ___trauma before age 9 2. vulnerability-self hypnosis 3. create personalities under times of ___
abusive stress
Treatment of DID 1. Make them ___ of problem 2. Get personalites to __ (hypnosis) 3. explain why it developed-made sense as a child, now they are strong enough to deal
aware meet
Depersonalization Disorder= feel like detached from one's body. feel like you're observing your life feel like ___ from their body ALSO HAVE IN PANIC
Detached
Dissociatie
.
Dissociative Amnesia= no physical trauma, but have memory loss
.
Dissociative Fugue= 1/more episoes of travel from home. cant remember past life
.
Somatoform Disorder-physical __ without a physical ___
symptoms, cause
Malingering=___ symptoms. symptoms are under their control-to get out of something
faking
Factitious Disorder=making symptoms happen to get ___. Muchausens syndrome by proxy.-making kid sick.
attention
Somatoform must distinguish from a Real Physical illness, psychosomatic, facticious, and malingering
..
psychosomatic=real physical ___, made worse by ___. ex-ulcer
problem, stress
Somatoform-Hypochondriasis= fear of having serious __ (misinterpret body __) 2. even with medical reassurance they dont have anything, still fear 3. impairment in ___ & distress 4. duration of __ months
disease. symptoms. functioning. 6
Hypochondriasis= overlaps with __, Anxiety & Depression 4-9% of patients have it EQUAL CHRONIC
OCD men & women CHRONIC
Hypochondirasis- causes- 1. exposure to __as child 2. experience stressful __ __ 3. Primary gains= reduces __ Secondary gains= get out of things bc are sick
illness life events anxiety
Conversion Disorder (soma)=blindness for no reason, paralysis more common in __ Rare cant be explained
women
BDD-(somat) 1. preoccupation with imagine__ in appearnace 2. gender more ___ 3. goes with ___, depression, anxiety
women, OCD
how do you tell if the parent is causing the Munchousen/facticious in their children?
separate them from each other and see if they still have symptoms
Sex-normal for DSM is 2 ___ adults
consenting
Sexual Dysfunctions- trouble engaging in & sexual relationships with others.
.
Sexual Desire disorder=lack of __ for sex with partner
desire
Sexual Arousal Disorders-no arousal when __
stimulated
Orgasmic disorders and Sexual Pain disorders=pain during intercourse
.
Paraphilia = sexual __ occurs to inapprpriate objects and ___ (kids) NOT CONSENTING ADULTS MALE MALE MALE
arousal ppl
why Paraphilia more male- 1. easier for them to masturbate 2. turned on __ easier
visually
Nonhuman objects Fetishism=shoes, hard/soft things, parts of the ___. Developed through classical conditioning-if masturbate in shoe closet-have link to shoes and sex
body
Transvestism=sexaullly aroused by dressing in __ ___. always ___ men.
womens clothing straight
Sadism=CAUSE ____
PAIN
Masochism=RECEIVE ___
pain
non-consenting adults- Voyerism=WATCHING ppl have sex/undressing
.
non-consenting adults- exhibitionism-get sexually arounsed by STREAKing. arousal from victim's ___, disgust
surprise/fear
non consenting adult Frotteurism= rubbing against ppl in ___ places
crowded
pedophilia==sexually attracted to children 20:1 male
.
Causes of sexual disorders: weak BIS and strong __ drive 1. lack __ skills 2.. classical conditioning -odd stimulus + masturbation
sex
Sex disorders treatments: are effective in __% cases 1. Meds to lower sex drive- suppress testosterone 2. Aversion Therapy-pair shock with object of arousal 3. orgasmic reconditioning
70.

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