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Psych Disorders Jeopardy
Disorders
Schizophrenia
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Anti-social personality disorder
Persistent pattern of behavior
of disregarding rules and the
rights of others
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Catatonic stupor
An immobile, expressionless,
coma-like state associated with
schizophrenia
1,2
Acute stress disoder
This disorder is different from
PTSD because it doesn’t usually
last as long
1,3
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Psychological
Disorders (DSM)
The American Psychiatric
Association releases this most
widely accepted classification
system for psychological
disorders
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Paranoid Personality Disorder
People with this disorder are
suspicious of the motives of
others, but don’t experience
the hallucinations associated
with schizophrenia
2,1
Paranoid Schizophrenia
People with this severe psychosis
experience hallucinations,
delusions of grandeur,
and often feel persecuted
(Be specific!)
2,2
Conversion disorder
People with this disorder
experience physical symptoms of
psychological trauma
2,3
Phobia (Phobic disorder)
An irrational fear of something
out of proportion with the
actual danger it represents
2,4
Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Someone with this disorder
believes they deserve admiration;
“I’m kind of a big deal.”
3,1
Catatonic Schizophrenia
The most obvious symptom of
this disorder is behavior that
may slow to a stupor and then
erupt into agitated movement.
3,2
Mania
The opposite of a
depressed mood in bipolar
disorder
3,3
anxiety
A general state of fear, dread, or
uneasiness. Different from
fear because it is in response to
an ill-defined or imagined stimulus.
3,4
Agoraphobia
Commonly accompanies panic
disorder. Fear of being in
situations or places where
escape is difficult; often crowds.
4,1
Disorganized Schizophrenia
A person with this disorder
experiences hallucinations,
delusions, but differs from the
paranoid version because of
fragmentary thought
and speech.
4,2
Typicality, Maladaptivity, Socially Unacceptable, and
Emotionally uncomfortable
Name 3 of 4 criteria for
psychological disorders
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Dissociation
Separation of personality
components or mental processes
from conscious thought
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Generalized anxiety disorder
Excessive or unrealistic worry
about life circumstances that
lasts for at least six months
5,1
Schizophrenia
This is probably a brain
disorder and research indicates that
a loss of synapses may be the culprit.
Some sociological factors, such as
a negative family environment may
exacerbate the disorder
5,2
Hypochondria
“I’m pretty sure I suffer from
this psychological disorder
even though doctors assure me
I do not.”
5,3
Fugue
A dissociative state in which
a person might forget their
previous identity and take on a
new identity.
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