PPT-Phobias disorder

AlHanouf AlSalloum 131220278 Phobia I s one of the anxiety disorder according DSM5 category A phobia is a situation of fear during an activity or thing that causes the person to want to avoid it. What is it?. How does it explain phobias?. Key Points. Evolutionarily relevant (adaptive). Automatic. Can’t be cognitively . controlled (at least not easily). Separate from learned associations in the brain. Phobias. Miss Bird. AQA A Specification. AQA A Specification: . Psychopathology. Definitions of abnormality, including deviation from social norms, failure to function adequately, statistical infrequency and deviation from ideal mental health.. What is life like with a phobia(s)?. What is it?. An exaggerated or unrealistic fear of something specific. . Phobias interfere with normal, everyday activities. What are the symptoms of it?. Extreme anxiety, panic and fear when encountering something particular.. Starter. Complete behaviourism and phobias worksheet. Behavioural explanation: Two-process model (acquisition-maintenance). Acquisition-Phobia acquired via classical conditioning . Maintenance-Phobia . Facilitator : Richard Wakerell. Mental Health Training Manager,. Plymouth and District Mind. Background facts. Mental health problems are common.. One in four (UK) adults will experience some form of mental health problem in any one year (Goldberg,1991). I. AICE Syllabus. Types of phobias. Specific phobias (e.g. blood phobias). Agoraphobia. Social Phobias. Case studies . Explanations. Behavioral. Psychoanalytic. Biomedical. cognitive . Treating Phobias. Psychopathology. Characteristics of Disorders. Behavioural, Emotional and Cognitive Characteristics of. Phobias. Depression. OCD. Clinical Characteristics. Behavioural –. Emotional – . Cognitive – . Week 1. Stress and Coping. Concept Definitions. Stress. : the body’s reaction to any stimulus in the environment that demands change or disrupts homeostasis.. Coping. : An individual’s response to one or more stressors and his or her attempt to restore homeostasis (also referred to as stress response). A workshop for school staff. Who are the MHSTs in East Sussex?. Mental Health Support Teams (MHSTs) are an important strand of the Government’s 2017 Green Paper ‘Transforming Children and Young People’s Mental Health Provision’.. A phobia is characterised as an intense and sometimes irrational fear towards an object or situation (Lader, 2006). These phobias may also limit daily life which ger levi e wyfwiuyirx i�igx Follow - Up Games B y Catherine Austen www.catherineausten.com/phobias.htm Phobia Quiz Try these ten questions about phobias not mentioned in the Sampler (answers on final page). 1. Vampires are sa Heights. Thunderstorms. The dark. Spiders. Bees, wasps & snakes. Flying. Going to the dentist. Needles (injections). Being alone. Taking exams. Making public speech. What is Fear?. Fear is one of the most basic human . PHOBIAS. Spec check!. How learning theories explain the acquisition and maintenance of phobias. . Treatments for phobias based on theories of learning, including . ... systematic desensitisation. and one other; flooding ( to include implosion therapy). https://manara.edu.sy/. - . What is a phobia?. - What are the types of phobia?. - How can it be treated?. -Some phobias. https://manara.edu.sy/. What is a phobia?. A phobia is an uncontrollable, irrational, and lasting fear of a certain object, situation, or activity. This fear can be so overwhelming that a person may go to great lengths to avoid the source of this fear. One response can be a panic attack. This is a sudden, intense fear that lasts for several minutes. It happens when there is no real danger..