Personality Disorders Aging Disorders Mental Health and the Law
100
What are odd, dramatic, anxious?
3 clusters
100
What are common among all ages and specific to the elderly?
2 groups of psychological problems of elderly people
100
What is forensic psychology?
A branch of psychology concerned with intersections between psychological practice and research and the judicial system
200
What is histrionic PD?
Sometimes a clinician can misattribute a client’s extreme emotions to stereotypic femininity, rather than a disorder
200
What is depression and/or anxiety?
Declining health, death of friends and spouses, and social isolation can cause these disorders
200
What is criminal commitment?
A person is sent to a treatment facility and is judged as mentally unstable
300
What are the “Big 5” and the Dimensional Approach?
Alternative theories to categorize or diagnose personality disorders
300
What is Alzheimer’s disease?
Agitation, depression, anxiety, personality changes, and forgetfulness are symptoms
300
What is schizophrenia?
More than 80% of defendants who are acquitted of a crime by reason of insanity qualify for a diagnosis of ...
400
What is schizotypal PD?
This PD is more severe than others in its cluster and is differentiated by fears of others that drive the need for social isolation
400
What is autopsy (senile plaques and neurofibrillary tangles)?
An anatomical way to confirm a patient has Alzheimer’s Disease
400
What is the M’Naghten rule/test?
“Insanity” is used by legislators, not clinicians; the U.S. judicial system adopted this rule, or test, to better clarify but was later changed






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