PSY 322 Study Guide - Summer 2018, Comprehensive Midterm Notes - Dsm-5, Serotonin, Mental Disorder

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PSY 322
MIDTERM EXAM
STUDY GUIDE
Fall 2018
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Lecture 1
Introduction of Abnormal Psychology
History of Psychology
Ancient Theories ancient times believed that abnormalities were demonic possession of
the abnormal ones ---> threatening & dangerous
Greek & Roman Views people believed god controlled abnormalities
HIPPOCRATES “FATHER OF WESTERN MEDICINE”
Roles of the brain in the abnormal behavior
Rejected supernatural explanations of psychology disorders
Categories of mental disorders
Mania - bipolar
Melancholia - sadness/depression (medication & healthy diet)
Phrenitis - brain fever/schizophrenia (trephining & repentance---> forgiveness of
sin recovery)
Hysteria - women treated with marriage & pregnancy
4 humors balanced & purity essential maintaining health
1) Blood (sanguine) - healthy, cheerful, optimism ---> air
2) Black bile (melancholia) - withdrawn ---> earth
3) Phlegm (phleginaties) - passivity, emotionalism, sensitivity ---> water
4) Yellow bile (choleric) - hot tempered ---> fire
Galen Roman Empire
Brain & central nervous system in mental functioning
Hysteria causing result from a symptom of unhappiness
Middle Ages & Renaissance
Witchcraft & demons were responsible for abnormalities
Mass hysteria - emotional contagion express and feel emotion that similar to others
Rise of Humanism ---> Enlightenment
John Weyer convicted of witchery were mentally ill not possessed by demons
Paracelsus refuted the demonic and witchery possession
Nineteenth Century
Normals remove abnormal from society, taken to asylums to be “cared for”
Reality, patients were abused and treated like animals
Philipee Pinel Moral Treatment Movement
Remove patient chain, sunny room, exercise outdoor, treat patient with kindness
Did not become violent, humane treatment recovery and improve behavior
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William Tuke
Retreat of “moral treatment”
Patients worked, prayed, rested, talked out their problem
Dorothea Dix “Mental Hygiene Movement”
Improve quality of care and extended care to everyone
Twentieth Century
Sigmund Freud founder of psychoanalysis
Existed in childhood of the patient
3 aspects of psychoanalysis
Mind structure
Strategies to deal with threats to mind
Psychosocial development crucial to normal behavior
Psychoanalytic theory of personality development
Id - unconscious, seek pleasure for itself
Ego - mostly conscious, stands for good reason and good sense, for rational
ways of coping with frustration
Supergo - mostly unconscious
Current view of Abnormal
Biological model
Change in brain structure is the result of a disorder or not the cause
No brain structure difference b/w people with or w/o disorder
Biological factor maladaptive behavior
Neurotransmitter and hormonal imbalances in the brain
Serotonin - regulate behavior, mood, thought processes
GABA - inhibits behavior and emotion
NE - indirectly involved in wide behavior and emotions
Dopamine - increased levels play a role in schizophrenia
Genetic vulnerability
Environment may “turn on” certain genes
Disorder usually influenced by a combination of genes
Temperament and other constitutional liabilities
Reactivity and characteristics way of self regulation
Emotion and arousal responses
Psychological models
Parent’s effect on children
Through direct interactions
Response to child’s behavior
Modeling certain behavior and giving instructions
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Ancient theories ancient times believed that abnormalities were demonic possession of the abnormal ones ---> threatening & dangerous. Greek & roman views people believed god controlled abnormalities. Roles of the brain in the abnormal behavior. Melancholia - sadness/depression (medication & healthy diet) Phrenitis - brain fever/schizophrenia (trephining & repentance---> forgiveness of sin recovery) Hysteria - women treated with marriage & pregnancy. Brain & central nervous system in mental functioning. Hysteria causing result from a symptom of unhappiness. Witchcraft & demons were responsible for abnormalities. Mass hysteria - emotional contagion express and feel emotion that similar to others. John weyer convicted of witchery were mentally ill not possessed by demons. Paracelsus refuted the demonic and witchery possession. Normals remove abnormal from society, taken to asylums to be cared for . Reality, patients were abused and treated like animals. Remove patient chain, sunny room, exercise outdoor, treat patient with kindness. Did not become violent, humane treatment recovery and improve behavior.

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