PSY BEH 164C Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Medical Error, Diagnostic And Statistical Manual Of Mental Disorders, Dsm-5
22 Jun 2018
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Addiction review session:
45 MC 5 short answer
What’s is addiction: not only drugs or alcohol but can be tied to a behavior and it is
compulsive, it is NOT a diagnosis
7 dimensions: know what each one means and the characteristics
oUse: quantity, frequency, and variability( periodic or steady)
oProblems: social life, legal problems, work
oPhysical adaptation:
Dependence: trying to go back to the baseline, body adapting to the drug,
Tolerance: also physiological but it adds on the component where you
need more to reach same level
Behavioral dependence: starts to become bigger part of life
oCognitive impairment: acute and chronic effect
Korsakoff’s syndrome
oMedical harm: acute and chronic
oMotivation to change:
DSM HISTORY: know the characteristics of each version, know how the differ
oAlcoholism was not a thing before 1849
oDSM I: focused personality disorder without symptoms
oDSM II: different types of alcoholism
oDSM III: separated abuse and dependence - abuse means you can use drugs
without the physiological dependence it’s more of the problematic use
oDSM IV: Same as III
oDSM V: refer to the textbook bc slides aren’t that specific
#s to know
oHow much one drink is
oAt risk drinking per the NIAAA
oWhat a binge is for men and women
5=men 4=women
Which ethnic group has the highest are of binge alcohol use?
ETIOLOGY
biological model
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Document Summary
What"s is addiction: not only drugs or alcohol but can be tied to a behavior and it is compulsive, it is not a diagnosis. 7 dimensions: know what each one means and the characteristics: use: quantity, frequency, and variability( periodic or steady, problems: social life, legal problems, work, physical adaptation: Dependence: trying to go back to the baseline, body adapting to the drug, Tolerance: also physiological but it adds on the component where you need more to reach same level. Behavioral dependence: starts to become bigger part of life: cognitive impairment: acute and chronic effect. Korsakoff"s syndrome: medical harm: acute and chronic, motivation to change: #s to know: how much one drink is, at risk drinking per the niaaa, what a binge is for men and women. Psychological models: developmental: peer influence, gateway model, Cognitive: conditioning (operant and classical), higher level condition (understand sud can deter from using), social learning, expectancy theory.
