J. Merrill

Psy 410

Study Guide #2

 

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Schizophrenia

vs. schizophreniform

positive vs. negative symptoms and examples of each

prevalence

hallucinations and delusions

prodromal/active/residual phase

examples of disorganized speech

characteristics of each type of schizophrenia

age of onset

gender differences

definition of psychotic

causes – twin/family studies, neurotransmitters, brain structures, biological markers, family, expressed emotion (EE)

rates of recovery

treatments – drugs, group therapy, token economies, etc.

echopraxia, echolalia

law of the fourths

 

Anxiety Disorders

panic attacks – symptoms, types

panic disorder (PD) – diagnostic criteria, comorbidity, age of onset, etc., causes, treatment

agoraphobia – diagnostic criteria

specific phobias – characteristics, theories, treatment

characteristics of social phobia

generalized anxiety disorder

OCD – definition of obsession/compulsion, 4 dimensions, theories, treatment

Symptoms of anxiety disorders (in general)

Percentage of population

PTSD

Acute stress disorder

A Plague of Tics reading

Tic disorder

 

Mood Disorders

Indicators that mood is abnormal

terms - episodes, specifiers, etc.

major depressive episode - prevalence, duration of symptoms for diagnosis, emotional, cognitive, somatic and behavioral symptoms, course, prevalence

dysthymia - symptoms, duration of symptoms in both children and adults

mania - duration of symptoms, cognitive, somatic, emotional symptoms, mania vs. hypomania, gender differences, onset, causes, treatment

cyclothymia

bipolar I vs. bipolar II

rapid cycling

kindling

dysphoria

euphoria

causes of depression – genetics, neurotransmitters, stress, childhood events, cognitive distortions, cognitive triad, area 25

treatment of depression – medication, ECT, social skills, cognitive behavioral therapy, etc.

Manic reading