General anxiety disorder
excessive worry or anxiety about everyday events
Panic disorder
panicking
Phobia
-Specific Phobia
-Social phobia
-Agoraphobia
OCD
unwanted thoughts, obsessions, urging to engage in actions that cause stress
Body dysmorphic disorder
when one cannot stop thinking about their physical flaws and is obsessed with body image
hoarding disorder
you cannot part with possessions
trichotillomania
hair pulling disorder
excoriation disorder
skin picking
Dissociative identity disorder (DID)
person appears to have two or more distinct personalities
oppositional defiant disorder
children only, patterns of anger toward parents
conduct disorder
children only, pattern of behavior in which the basic rights of others are violated, antisocial
borderline personality disorder
instability in relationships
histrionic personality disorder
excessive attention seeking
disruptive mood dysregulation disorder
childhood bipolar disorder, angry all day
bipolar disorder
alteration between depression and mania signals
somatic symptom disorder
patients focus too much on their physical pain --> one or more physical symptoms that cause distress in daily functioning
conversion disorder
people experience physical and sensory problems such as numbness, blindness, when there is no actual illness
illness anxiety disorder
person is excessively worried about having a serious illness despite medical reassurance
Manchausen's syndrome
꾀병부려서 아픈 척
schizophrenia
delusions, hallcuinations (driven by dopaine)
eclectic approach
using both biomedical and psychotherapy
Just-world hypothesis
good people get good things, bad people get bad things
Halo effect
our positive impression of a person influencing our judgements of their specific traits
Physically attractive--> she must be kind too
Horn effect
negative impression --> assume they have negative qualities
Door in the face
big offer --> small offer
foot in the door
small offer --> big offer
Central route of persuasion
people focus on evidence and arguments when they look at something
peripheral route of persuasion
people focus on incidental cues like the speaker's attractiveness
social dilemmas / social trap
selfish behavior that benefit individual but spell disaster for the whole
social facilitation
doing better when someone watches you
social inhibition
doing worse when someone is watching you
social loafing
버스타기
group think
desire for harmony makes one argument
group polarization
group's attitudes and opinions become more extreme after discussion
같은 생각하는 사람끼리 뭉치는거
self-fulling prophecy
our beliefs having an impact on the actual outcome
mirror image perceptions
we view our enemies as bad, they also do so too
altruism
unselfish regard for the welfare of others
social exchange theory
give and take
ingroup bias
tendency to favor one's own group
scapegoat theory
providing someone to blame