PSYCH 380 Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: Anterograde Amnesia, Impulse Control Disorder, Binge Eating
6 Dec 2016
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Chapter 5 & 14: attribute mistakes/problems to others. Hervey cleckley"s notion of psychopathy: antisocial personality disorder. Combo of factors cause personality disorders such as temperament, experiences and recent triggering: biopsychosocial model. Paranoid personality disorder: keep their distance from people. Borderline personality: originally for patients who did not fit into either neurotic or psychotic categories. Psychodynamic approach to avoidant personality disorder: feel helpless and rely on others, individual"s fear of attachment in relationships. Antisocial personality disorder: the components of psychopathy involving impulsivity, social deviance, and antisocial behavior are less prominent in prison inmates who are in their mid-forties and older. Avoidant personality disorder: extreme sensitivity toward rejection and ridicule. Neuropsychological deficits in learning and attention: antisocial personality. Normal development (mostly females) up to age 4 and then neurological and cognitive impairments: rett syndrome. Mental retardation: not caused by strict parenting. Tay sachs disease: lack of hexosaminidase a. Impairments in social communication and performance of restricted, repetitive behaviors: autism spectrum disorder.
