Dsm v - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

Mental Health Correct Answer-defined by the World Health Organization is a state in which a person realizes their potential, can cope with stress, work and contribute to society. Mental Illness Correct Answer-interferes developmentally, biologically, or psychologically. Impairs ability to think, regulate emotions and manage behaviors. Definable diagnoses. DSM-V Correct Answer-Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorder, 5th edition What are personal factors that contribute to m...

What is Taxonomy? Correct Answer-The study of general principles of scientific classification Define diagnosis Correct Answer-The act of placing an individual, based on a constellation of signs (observable indicators) , symptoms (subjective indicators), or both, into a category within that taxonomy How do you define psychopathology? Correct Answer-There are multiple ways--no way is perfect. These definitions are based on context that can change over time (norms, sociopolitically, and cultu...

Which of the following is true regarding psychostimulants? - First line treatment for ADHD All of the following are changes that were made to the DSM V regarding ADHD diagnoses EXCEPT: - ODD is included as an exclusionary diagnosis (meaning with the DSM V you CANNOT have a comorbid diagnosis of ODD and ADHD) ADHD treatment is associated with: - Decrease in accidental injury and medical utilization due to accidents and trauma Non-stimulant medications should be used first-line in adults wit...

Summary of the third problem of the course 1.6 Normal or Abnormal - Phobias and Anxiety Disorder

How are substance use and addiction portrayed in the media? correct answer: polarized, alcohol more normalized, substance use and sex often linked Know the 4 basic principles of psychoactive drugs correct answer: 1. neither GOOD nor BAD 2. multiple effects 3. AMOUNT and POTENCY affect effects 4. the effects depend on users HISTORY and EXPECTATIONS How have the diagnostic criteria for substance use disorders evolved over time? correct answer: alcoholism began as a sociopathic person...

MFT Exam - DSM-V Solved 100% Correct

PN 3003 -- Mental HealthDefense Mechanisms - correct answer Relatively involuntary patterns of response which involve feelings, thoughts and behaviors Coping Mechanisms - correct answer Conscious and purposeful processes that are based on cognition DSM-V-TR - correct answer Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. Widely used system of classifying psychological disorders DSM Axis I - correct answer Clinical Psychiatric Disorders DSM Axis II - correct answer Personality ...

TEST BANK for Abnormal Child and Adolescent Psychology with DSM-V Updates 8th Edition by Rita ` Wicks-Nelson and Allen C. Israel Ph.D.

Summary of Task 3 of Forensic and Legal Psychology in a Nutshell

1. Know the difference in major depressive disorder, persistent depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, and disruptive mood dysregulation disorder. a. Major depressive disorder: Depression is a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest. Also called major depressive disorder or clinical depression, it affects how you feel, think and behave and can lead to a variety of emotional and physical problems. You may have trouble doing normal day-to-day activities,...