front 1 General anxiety disorder | back 1 excessive worry or anxiety about everyday events |
front 2 Panic disorder | back 2 panicking |
front 3 Phobia | back 3 -Specific Phobia -Social phobia -Agoraphobia |
front 4 OCD | back 4 unwanted thoughts, obsessions, urging to engage in actions that cause stress |
front 5 Body dysmorphic disorder | back 5 when one cannot stop thinking about their physical flaws and is obsessed with body image |
front 6 hoarding disorder | back 6 you cannot part with possessions |
front 7 trichotillomania | back 7 hair pulling disorder |
front 8 excoriation disorder | back 8 skin picking |
front 9 Dissociative identity disorder (DID) | back 9 person appears to have two or more distinct personalities |
front 10 oppositional defiant disorder | back 10 children only, patterns of anger toward parents |
front 11 conduct disorder | back 11 children only, pattern of behavior in which the basic rights of others are violated, antisocial |
front 12 borderline personality disorder | back 12 instability in relationships |
front 13 histrionic personality disorder | back 13 excessive attention seeking |
front 14 disruptive mood dysregulation disorder | back 14 childhood bipolar disorder, angry all day |
front 15 bipolar disorder | back 15 alteration between depression and mania signals |
front 16 somatic symptom disorder | back 16 patients focus too much on their physical pain --> one or more physical symptoms that cause distress in daily functioning |
front 17 conversion disorder | back 17 people experience physical and sensory problems such as numbness, blindness, when there is no actual illness |
front 18 illness anxiety disorder | back 18 person is excessively worried about having a serious illness despite medical reassurance |
front 19 Manchausen's syndrome | back 19 꾀병부려서 아픈 척 |
front 20 schizophrenia | back 20 delusions, hallcuinations (driven by dopaine) |
front 21 eclectic approach | back 21 using both biomedical and psychotherapy |
front 22 Just-world hypothesis | back 22 good people get good things, bad people get bad things |
front 23 Halo effect | back 23 our positive impression of a person influencing our judgements of their specific traits Physically attractive--> she must be kind too |
front 24 Horn effect | back 24 negative impression --> assume they have negative qualities |
front 25 Door in the face | back 25 big offer --> small offer |
front 26 foot in the door | back 26 small offer --> big offer |
front 27 Central route of persuasion | back 27 people focus on evidence and arguments when they look at something |
front 28 peripheral route of persuasion | back 28 people focus on incidental cues like the speaker's attractiveness |
front 29 social dilemmas / social trap | back 29 selfish behavior that benefit individual but spell disaster for the whole |
front 30 social facilitation | back 30 doing better when someone watches you |
front 31 social inhibition | back 31 doing worse when someone is watching you |
front 32 social loafing | back 32 버스타기 |
front 33 group think | back 33 desire for harmony makes one argument |
front 34 group polarization | back 34 group's attitudes and opinions become more extreme after discussion 같은 생각하는 사람끼리 뭉치는거 |
front 35 self-fulling prophecy | back 35 our beliefs having an impact on the actual outcome |
front 36 mirror image perceptions | back 36 we view our enemies as bad, they also do so too |
front 37 altruism | back 37 unselfish regard for the welfare of others |
front 38 social exchange theory | back 38 give and take |
front 39 ingroup bias | back 39 tendency to favor one's own group |
front 40 scapegoat theory | back 40 providing someone to blame |