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| Many men were treated in the field |
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| SARR SCALE (Social Readjustment Rating Scale) |
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imperfect @ quantifying the level of stress, positive correlation bt life change unit scores and likelihood of developing serious injury
A self report checklist of common stressful life experiences
easy to use |
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| LEDS (Life Event And Difficulty Schedule) |
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Cognitive in examining life events
interview based
it includes an extensive manual that provides rules for rating both acute and chronic forms of stress
allows rater to consider unique circumstances
more time consuming
costly
more reliable and preferred |
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combat exhaustion
wounded soldiers |
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is acute stress disorder
show less anxiety than non-wounded |
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examines effects on the nervous system
study of the interaction between the nervous system and the immune system |
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| prolonged stress biological avenue |
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| hypothalaumus, pituitary, adrenal (adrenocortical) |
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| when something overwhelms a persons ability to cope, whereas stress doesn't nessescrily overwhelm a person |
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| assumes the person was well functioning before the crises |
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| stress innoculation training |
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| form of cognitive preparation that be used to minimize impact of threat |
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| recognized eustress or distress |
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| personality may play a role in decreasing vulnerability, only depression doesn't need an identifiiable experience |
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| releases hormones that regulate many body functions |
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| generalization in classical conditioning |
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| fearing one thing related to others |
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| doing something is as bad as thinking about doing it |
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| most characteristic is avoidant behavior |
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maladaptive but still in relatiy
tends to express negative moods and states |
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| shy kids have more phobias |
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| overestimating the likelihood an event will occur will maintain a or strengthen a fear |
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| Cognitive theory of panic |
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| you misinterpret bodily signals |
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| involves fear of one or more specific social situations |
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| Mourer's 2 process theory |
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| operant/ classical conditioning |
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| a 10 year old boy would most likely suffer from what kind of phobia? |
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| APPARENTLY a blood0injury phobia |
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| prepareness theory of phobias |
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| aquired fear responses can be elicited with subliminal exposure, angry faces act as fear relevant stimuli, flowers don't do shit. |
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| nuerotic personality factors increase susceptibility |
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| behavioral viewpoint of compulsions |
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| monkey see, monkey doo and then they do it all by themselves |
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| cognitive approahc to social phobia |
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| challenging automatic thoughts |
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| if something hurts you and you hate it, that's conditioned |
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| Repeated stimulation of limbic system by discharges from the locus corelus, then through learning the person actually avoids fearful sitchuations |
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| panic disorder with agoraphobia |
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| most related to major depression |
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| no neurotic, personality disorder |
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| neurological factors in panic disorder and GAD |
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| excess of the GABBA neurotransmitter |
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external demands
the effects with which they put upon a person |
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adjustment disorder
acute stress disorder
posttraumatic stress disorder |
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| stressors that could lead to an axis 1 disorder |
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fight or flight response
flight is more important than fight
it will inhibit tissue repair
glucortioroid by the pituitary
good in the short term (run, then heal) but long-term can cause immunosuprresion |
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