1. Psychopathology and EP

2. EP and Psychopathology
EP theories of mental disorders can fall into three categories:
Early Childhood Experience/Environment
Adaptations/Defenses
Mismatch between EEA and Modern Society

3. EP and Psychopathology
Increasing Isolation
Evaluation of Status
Modern Environment vs. EEA

4. Personality Disorders
Adaptation to Early Environment
Permanent & Pervasive
Social Component

5. Antisocial Personality Disorder
Cheaters!!
Lying/Stealing
Impulsivity/Recklessness
Poor Long-Term Planning
Poor Relationships

6. More Antisocial Traits
Poor behavioral controls
Threats/Aggression
Entitlement
Childhood Conduct Disorder
Recurring Legal Troubles
Violation of Rights of Others
Substance abuse
Disregard of Safety
Attitude Problems

7. More on AntisocialPxDx
Frequency-dependent Selection
Costs for Others
Maintenance in Population
Lack of Empathy

8. Other Cluster B’s
BorderlinePxDx
NarcissisticPxDx
HistrionicPxDx

9. Cluster A’s and C’s Cluster A’s: Odd Cluster C’s: Anxious
Obsessive-CompulsivePxDx
DependentPxDx
AvoidantPxDx

10. Anxiety
CNS Arousal
Anxious Individuals
Prolonged CNS Reaction

11. Depression Learned Helplessness Repeated Stressors
Motivational Component
Cognitive Component

12. EP Views on Depression Avoiding Risks Depressive Symptoms in Losers
Loss of Status
Women and Depression
Bipolar Disorder

13. Substance Abuse & Eating Disorders
Pleasure Principle
Eating Disorders
Males vs. Females
Functional Autonomy

14. Psychotic Disorders Schizophrenia Incomplete Penetrance Mind Reading
Natural Selection

15. MR, ASDx, LD
Mental Retardation Autism Spectrum Disorders Learning Disabilities

16. Pedophilia Pedophilia Definition Child Sex Offenders
Supernormal Stimulus Phenomenon
Sexual Imprinting?

17. Men and Women
Male Disorders
Female Disorders
Therapy Seeking