PSYCO335 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Anxiety Disorder, Mood Disorder, American Psychiatric Association
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His work identified two broad dimensions of problems, and found that a child"s functioning could be described according to the intensity of these problems: externalizing behaviors are acting-out behaviors such as yelling, stealing, and showing aggression. Internalizing behaviors refer to feelings of sadness, worry, and withdrawn behavior: achenbach"s work resulted in the development of the achenbach system of. Defining abnormal behavior and mental disorders: abnormal behavior is not just rare or bizarre; determining if a behavior is abnormal requires knowledge of the context in which the behaviors occur. In higher income countries, 65% of physical disorders were treated, and 24% of mental disorders. In lower income countries, 53% of physical disorders were treated, and only. In a longitudinal study of common fears, the impact of genetic factors that influenced fear diminished over time, while the impact of life experiences increased over time. The odds of developing a disorder increased with the number of stressors experienced.