dc psych final

form of dementia that worsens over time

obsession with weight that leads to starvation or excessive exercise

binging and purging on large amounts of food

a short period of indulging to excess

condition characterized by difficulty communicating, forming relationships, and using language

combination of mania and depression

despondency accompanied by feelings of hopelessness and apathy

physiological problems are turned into bodily disturbances

display of multiple distinct identities

amnesiac episide and leaving geographical location

constant focus on bodily ailliants

having an inflated sense of self and a deep need for admiration

repetitive obsessions and compulsions to complete rituals

unrelenting mistrust and suspicion of others

brief intense terror attack

long-lasting excessive worry that is not focused

out of proportion fear triggered by a specific

severe brain disorder with hallucinations and delusions

anti-social attitudes and behaviors along with a lack of conscious

genetic disorder characterized by violent social behavior

What kind of therapy uses desensitization?

What kind of therapy uses classical conditioning?

What kind of therapy focuses on the environment of the patient and learning from watching others?

What kind of therapy uses transference?

What kind of therapy focuses on the unconscious?

What kind of therapy focuses on dreams?

What kind of therapy focuses on defense mechanisms?

What kind of therapy focuses on irrational beliefs?

What kind of therapy uses the ABC theory?

What kind of therapy uses the hierarchy of needs?

What kind of therapy focuses on self-actualization?

What kind of therapy uses unconditional positive regard (UPR)?