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Abnormal: Economic Resources: Economic Terms: Economics Misc: Economic Systems:

Category A for 100 Politicians, Ice Man, Ted Bundy, and Jeffery Dahmer all have this in common

Answer to Category A for 100 Antisocial Personality Disorder

Category A for 200 Someone is acting suspicious and cannot trust others, they show signs of what disorder?

Answer to Category A for 200 Paranoid Personality Disorder

Category A for 300 When someone views something as either all good or all bad

Answer to Category A for 300 Borderline Personality Disorder

Category A for 400 Obsession for perfection

Answer to Category A for 400 OCPD

Category A for 500 The main character of Cab Driver suffered from this disorder

Answer to Category A for 500 Schitzotypal

Category B for 100 The Psychodynamic explanation

Answer to Category B for 100 Faulty superego development in the Phallic stage

Category B for 200 Cognitive Explanation

Answer to Category B for 200 Negative and maladaptive thoughts pervade their thought process

Category B for 300 Beck’s Theory

Answer to Category B for 300 They think they are powerless and invaluable and the world is malevolent

Category B for 400 Biological Explanation

Answer to Category B for 400 Low serotonin levels leads to obsessive and compulsive behaviors centered on perfectionism

Category B for 500 Genetic Explanation

Answer to Category B for 500 People with a family history of schizophrenia have a higher chance of having schizotypal personality disorder

Category C for 100 Cleckley’s classic description of APD

Answer to Category C for 100 Superficial Charm and Good Intelligence, Shallow Emotions and lack of guilt, No life plans, Failure to learn from past experiences, Unrelliablity

Category C for 200 PPD

Answer to Category C for 200 Suspicion, hypersensitivity, reluctance to confide in others

Category C for 300 Borderline

Answer to Category C for 300 Stormy interpersonal relationships, mood swings, suicidal tendencies

Category C for 400 OCPD

Answer to Category C for 400 Perfectionism, controlling, and rigid personality

Category C for 500 Emotionally cold, indifference, and social isolation are all symptoms of…

Answer to Category C for 500 Schiziod

Category D for 100 APD

Answer to Category D for 100 The best known treatment is tranquilizers, though they have little effect on the patients

Category D for 200 PPD Treatment Options

Answer to Category D for 200 CBT is the preferred treatment

Category D for 300 Borderline Personality Treatment

Answer to Category D for 300 DBT (Dialectic Behavioral Therapy) is the most common treatment

Category D for 400 OCPD Treatment

Answer to Category D for 400 CBT along with Psychotherapy

Category D for 500 Schiziod Therapy

Answer to Category D for 500 CBT, Group and supportive therapy

Category E for 100 Experience loss of control and act impulsively and aggressively with wide spans of times between episodes

Answer to Category E for 100 Intermittent-Explosive Disorder

Category E for 200 These prevent difficulty in diagnosing patients with Personality Disorders

Answer to Category E for 200 All patients show some signs of a disorder and commonly overlap with some, but not all of the symptoms of other disorders

Category E for 300 What are the points for the 5-Factor- Model?

Answer to Category E for 300 Openness to experience, Neuroticism, extraversion, conscientiousness, and agreeableness

Category E for 400 This disorder causes you to pull out your hair

Answer to Category E for 400 Trichotillomania

Category E for 500 This group of disorders contains disorders like Intermittent-Explosive, Pathological Gambling, and Kleptomania

Answer to Category E for 500 Impulse Control Disorders