Psychology Human Thought e Behaviour PDF

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Psychology Human Thought Behaviour : e Criteria in thep a s t that has helked inform > - DSMG = Sversions what is a disorder Lecture 26 : What is a disorder ? = diagnostic e statistical manual medical disorder Taha Hinenagro how we manage anxiety. A psychological factor = > - : sloping the things you need to do to live a happy life -example : anxiety challenging anxiety , -research is always changing of Historically , there have been 5 Questions that have been asked about how we > - Distress or impairment -guess how things/disodes fit togeather define disorder ? > - Alypical responce Point on classification : - Infrequency : How infrequent is the behavior that were seeing ? a common language : BellComadisonvil - > - about how we Opeople > - supports evidence-based on practice - Deviance : - Behavious that are not considered typical -Cullwallydefinedcommunity ethnicity > - categorical dimension approach religion a vs , , , > Classifications change as our understanding gro TheamounSuperinsomoneeminaas Distress - : key definitions : - Disability : - Reffee to the degree of impairment experienced Anxiety : future foced : exam/1st/public t a l something important in life. -having a condition stops you from doing : fear anticipated thecal - Danger : Referto adegree o ric i fear or Panic : present focused Managing Anxiety : -toother a an immediate threat- focus skills : on = compression muse relaxation the = lune into places in body that - to properity : automatic our feel stuck e l e n i o r ~ none of these alone is enough for a disorder Cognitive worries : thoughts adressingthough ,helis e 10 meet criteria. hear a : worries Manawap,anilla unmummumm video : Tia : "Cyneriencing Anxiety uni Disoder : Te ran will meat Hinangaro ther : 25-29 % of adults criteria for one disoder antiely because starting S - at some point in their life. - not infrequent - What it meany toh e from a experienced by most people culture that do sent a cent mental - Anxiety disodes are associated with : health outcomes : But negative itisassociated > - wina friends cats of anxiety : Reduced socia functioning : less likles to send time with : an exam evenut Distress to feel Stres after a n Continues disability > - Distress-out proportion : - of - danger > - Impacts on physical health (dunedin study High lever of avoidence : just avoiding things. > social e occupational functioning physiological : heart stomer, sweating , causes of anxiety disodes : > - Learning processes : attending a lecture/ never altending = Scary = anxiety Behavioural : Avoidance I > - Cognititive : to fight responce a ~ flight automatic : or threat > - Genetics dvelop. : some are more at risk than other.... geneticy disodes : Sympathetic nervous system - heart racing > - Neurobiolay : Differiental diagnosis : - slowed digestion : careful assement procedures Personality > - : = Comorbid disodes = Substance ye depression Shavi , -helpful if being chased by a hear anxiety I something else - less helpful i n Current context. ng Define disorder : a we define a disodor by Squestions anxieta infrequency deviance danger Roleof eulwesnecific S e , , distrell disability , current day a disodor is defined by something culture influence our Consider how may that impacts as a psychological factor , by slopping thing you need to do to live a happy life. experience with anxiety : culture pays a significant role i n snaning how individual experience, expresse cope with anxiety. responce Also distress or impartment e atypical some cultures see excresing emotional distress open mindy being stigmatised, leading toindividual toprevent anxietythroughsucicalc omic s Be able to differentilate between the major for some culture may noth e the same for other , including i) individual choose to seek help or chore to endure anxiety disodes : Generalised anxiety disodes involve executive symptoms in Silence. worry about a range of issues by analying their causes in learning processes - Cognitive a - - newrobiology personality  - who Biomedical approach vs Psychological approach exactly can recive therapy ? - individuals Disease v Thought e hehavior couples functioning how we changing physical Changing - - - interact with our thoughts feelingse behavious Personally , -families disodee : 127. -groups medications e sugery vs Therapy. - communities mmmle Te of Triti o Waitangi Psychanodymaic : Sigmund freud - focus on dreams free association aim clients achieve insight strong focus the past : - on Chow processes Articl 1 : Kawanatanga or governship over their land psychodynamic > - accessing subconscious affect their functioning ( thought e sell determination behaviour - Exposure Article Behavioural therapy - 2 : Maori assured approach : tino rangatiratanga in regarde to all Laonga. reality Aim that that vir tual clients identify the behavious - are the cau s e of d i s o rd e r Article 3: Same rights e privileges. focus on theinforcement rather than mmm Tapa wha punishment disodes are often people with personality Te Tana Hinengaro - anxiety & mmmmunality refferedfor disodes : - Personality disodes are poorly understood > - lend to share core-features -what do they look like ? > - Displays persistent set of henavious across multipule settings -how best to treat them ? cognitive : = consistant across life span = difficulties in social interactions e adress maladaptive Aim : Clients identify thoughts helifs intense (or reduced) emotional & : assumptions behavioral reactions , e e Inflexable e pervasive across situations Jecks Cognitive therapy e negative heliefs inflexible thinking batterns = linked to childhood usually self : or adolescence - World abuse or neglect - - = impulsive henavious in retaliation to events o r occrances other - I nteracting with thoughts - Third cognitive therapy mindfulness S wave costering positive beliefs : : Cluster A "odd ecentric" Cluster Greate B "Dramatic" : or ↓ whichtreatments are best in similarity to Cluster Be Cdisodes * can Question if these are useful diagnoses of disodes Inoid Personalitydidarocesses anti-social personality disodes = Prisoners Anxiety ? = J Therapeuticrelationshipmatpaieanpoidebareamed personalityo a : borderline personality disoder = most common Depression ! - : historic personality disoder not conforming Sizoypal : : personality disordea wo m e n = Narcissistic personality disorder Difficulties with criteria for personality aisodes Cluster C - "Anxious" People that experience disorde in the prision population antisocial personality = disode avoidant personality avoiding interactions - = : all people e & is around 50 % - 80 %, are more likey to violate the law. dependent personality disorder =oppote,very dependant onne = a = Co-morbidities disorder "Like OCD" meeting if its so % chance of the critera Obsessive you have = one = = extream , = more S for Second disoder. thinking. a very fixed in - Shirs &: is it even useful to have z disodes... Treatments : BPD : = BDT hehavioral therapy Helrogenity = within disodes : an individual present with one or two of the same & mm may indentity