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    Oppositional Defiant Disorder

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    Understanding ODD Oppositional Defiant Disorder is a diagnosis‚ usually in children and adolescents‚ and more often found in males rather than females. The common symptoms of ODD are delinquent behavior‚ aggression‚ short temper‚ disobedience‚ and problems with authority figures. Children and adolescents diagnosed with ODD will often show signs by purposefully irritating and arguing those around them in order to get a reaction from them‚ deliberately ignoring and disobeying rules‚ and blaming

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    Personality Disorder

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    Personality disorders are a class of mental disorders characterized by enduring maladaptive patterns of behavior‚ cognition and inner experience‚ exhibited across many contexts and deviating markedly from those accepted by the individual’s culture. These patterns develop early‚ are inflexible and are associated with significant distress or disability.The definitions may vary some according to other sources. Official criteria for diagnosing personality disorders are listed in the diagnostic manual

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    ourselves.  I was quite repulsed by the deep scaring from previous episodes which made me question her reasons and motives behind what she was doing and her state of mental health. I felt concern that self harm was evidence of an undiagnosed mental disorder and may possibly be linked to a future suicide attempt. Evaluations: I was glad she had she had decided to seek help on this occasion by calling 999‚ it would have been better if she called before she had self

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    Negative Body Image

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    picture a person has of what their body looks like. For many‚ body image is also a reflection of how they feel about themselves and their lives. People with a negative body image believe that if they do not look right‚ other things‚ such as their personality‚ intelligence‚ social skills‚ or capabilities‚ also are not right. They think that if they fix their bodies‚ all their other problems will disappear. This can result in unhealthy weight management practices and an unhealthy relationship with food

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    Munchausen by Proxy

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    Jerry Covington Professor Marianne Shablousky Intro to Psychology 17 November 2013 Munchausen by proxy This presentation is an overview of the condition factitious disorder by proxy‚ also known as Munchausen syndrome by proxy (MBP). We’ll begin by highlighting the definitions of the disorder and the etiology. Then we’ll analyze relevant symptoms of the perpetrator and the reasons they abuse the child. Some methods of abuse are highlighted and the social psychiatric illness common in the

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    Impulse Control Disorder

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    Impulse Control Disorder General Psychology 11:00-12:15 T/H 11/29/13 What is impulse control disorder? Impulse control disorder is more than just acting on a whim. People with an impulse control disorder‚ a newer form of personality disorders‚ can’t resist the urge to do something harmful to themselves or others (Ploskin‚ 2007). People with these disorders may or may not plan the acts‚ but the acts generally fulfill their immediate‚ conscious wishes. Most people‚ however‚ find their

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    Self harm

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    that teenagers or young adults recognize self harm is by giving a name to the actual act of harming‚ such as cutting or burning. These names are self explanatory. Self harm can be a result of any number of mental disorders‚ such as depression‚ bipolar disorder‚ and multiple personality dissorder. It can also be used as a way to cope with many problems such as death‚ problems at home‚ work‚ or school. Self harming releases chemicals in the brain‚ making the harmer feel safe‚ secure‚ and happy. Because

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    Kleptomaniac Essay

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    illness of stealing things‚ which is Kleptomania. It is an impulsive control disorder that characterized by a repeated failure to resist stealing and commonly detected from the patients who hope for chemical or for one coexisting condition‚ anxiety or eating disorder. Coexisting disorder belongs the common depression‚ panic attacks‚ social phobia‚ anorexia nervosa‚ bulimia nervosa‚ substance abuse‚ and obsessive-compulsive disorder. People who have this illness have this big desire to steal or get a thrill

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    Psychiatric Association (DSMIV). Some common serious mental disorders associated with chronic drug abuse include schizophrenia‚ bipolar disorder‚ manic depression‚ attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)‚ and generalized anxiety disorder (National Drug Intelligence Center). Some people may use drugs on a regular basis as a way to self medicate themselves if they are dealing with any of these mental illnesses (Crotts). Co-occurring disorders are very common. In 2002 an estimated 4 million adults

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    Dependent Personality Disorder. She has displayed these symptoms for most of her childhood‚ especially after her mother passed away when she was 12. Her mother was very protective in which enabled Lucy to become dependent on her Mother and after she passed Lucy then sought out others to take care of her well into her adulthood. I would recommend Cognitive and Behavioral therapy approach for Lucy. This approach is best for those dealing with personality‚ anxiety‚ mood‚ etc. disorders (Stangor

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