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    UNIT FOUR:

    Exploring Select Mental Disorders In-Depth Part 2

    Vocabulary

    Definition & Explanation

    Cluster A
    Cluster B
    Cluster C
    Dialectical behavior therapy

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    Psychosis
    Delusion
    Hallucinations
    Positive symptoms
    Negative symptoms
    Alogia
    Avoliation
    Linkage analysis
    Candidate genes
    Endophenotypes
    Prodromal
    Neuroleptics

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    (3) paranoid, schizoid, schizotypical, (odd, eccentric)


    (4) histrionic, narcissistic, antisocial, BPD (dramatic, emotional)
    (3) avoidant, dependent, OCPD (fear, anxiety)
    - specific to BPD, encourage patients to accept affect without engaging in maladaptive behaviours and talking
    about it
    - loss of contract with reality
    - false belief that is fixed firmly despite lack of evidence
    - perceiving things that are not there
    - an added or excess symptom in normal behavior (hallucinations, delusions
    - an absence of deficit symptom in normal behavior (no emotion, no speech, no sense)
    - minimal speech
    - no motivation to strive for goals
    - locating genes associated with diseases that have basis for inheritance
    - genes that have the potential to be relevant
    - discrete, stable and measurable traits that are thought to be under genetic control **
    - early signs of schizophrenia
    - first-gen medication, seizing the neuron

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