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The neurotic defense mechanisms include ____,____, ____, ____, ____, and ____
____ is a neurotic defense mechanism that involves taking the intellectual aspect and detaching it from the emotional aspect of a situation.
Intellectualization is ____
____ is a neurotic defense mechanism that involves making yourself believe you were not at fault
Rationalization is ____
____ is a neurotic defense mechanism that involves acting like a baby in stressful situations
Regression is ____
Repression is ____
____ is a neurotic defense mechanism. It is an unconscious process where thoughts are pushed down into the unconscious
Displacement is ____
____ is a neurotic defense mechanism where a person displaces anger from someone else onto a safer target
____ is a neurotic defense mechanism where someone goes beyond denial and begins behaving in the opposite way to which they think or feel
Reaction formation is ____
The mature defense mechanisms include ____, ____, ____, and ____
____ is a mature defense mechanism where people express jokes/humor to alleviate feelings
Humor is ____
____ is a mature defense mechanism where you channel negative/unacceptable energy to positive/socially acceptable energy
____ is a mature defense mechanism where conscious thought gets pushed to the unconscious but can be accessed later
Suppression is ____
____ is a mature defense mechanism where individuals gain pleasure, satisfaction, and fullfilment from helping out others
Altruism is ____
____ states that young children (or immature individuals) seek immediate pleasure to avoid suffering. No compromise.
The pleasure principle states that ____
The reality principle states that ____
____ states that when individuals become mature, they sacrifice short term reward and replace it with long term gratification
____ is our life drive associated with health, safety, and sex.
Eros is ____
____ is our death drive associated with self-destructive and harmful behaviors
Thanatos is ____
____ are abnormalities of the mind that cause distress or disability
Mental disorders are ____
____ is a negative type of stress that builds up over time and is bad for your body
Distress is ____
____ is a positive type of stress when a situation is challenging but motivating
Eustress is ____
____ is neutral stress when exposed to something that doesn't directly affect you
Neustress is ____
The ____ approach to mental health focuses on biology and physical abnormalities
The biomedical approach to mental health focuses ____
The ____ approach to mental health looks at psychological, social, and biological factors to determine causes of mental disorders
The biopsychosocial approach to mental health looks ____
The two classification systems of mental health are ____ and ____
____ disorders involve distress/disability due to abnormality in development of the nervous system. Examples include autism spectrum disord…
Neurodevelopmental disorders involve ____. Examples include ____, ____, and ____
Autism spectrum disorder is associated with issues of ____ and ____ skills
Dyscalculia is ____
Dysgraphia is ____
____ disorders involve loss of cognitive/other function of the brain after the nervous system has developed. They include delirium and deme…
Neurocognitive disorders involve ____. They include ____ and ____
____ is reversible episodes of cognitive/higher brain problems caused by drugs or blood abnormalities
Delirium is ____ caused by ____
Dementia is ____
____ is irreversible and progressive episodes of cognitive/higher brain problems
____ disorders result in distress/disability from sleep related issues
Sleep-wake disorders result in ____
Anxiety disorders are ____. Examples include ____ and ____
____ disorders are distress/disability from abnormal worry or fears. Examples include generalized anxiety disorder and panic disorder
____ disorder involves irrational anxiety/fear from everyday interactions
____ is an anxiety disorder characterized by difficulty speaking in social situations but developmentally normal in terms of language and c…
Selective mutism is an ____