PPT-Chapter 1 Abnormal Behavior in Historical Context

Outline Understanding Psychopathology Historical Conceptions of Abnormal Behavior The Supernatural Tradition The Biological Tradition The Psychological Tradition The Present The Scientific Method. And 57375en 57375ere Were None meets the standard for Range of Reading and Level of Text Complexity for grade 8 Its structure pacing and universal appeal make it an appropriate reading choice for reluctant readers 57375e book also o57373ers students Chapter 2. Paradigms. (def)-a set of shared assumptions that include a theory and how data should be collected.. Four Basic Paradigms:. Biological. Psychodynamic. Cognitive-Behavioral. Humanistic. Biological. What is abnormal behavior?. Deviance – atypical from what is normal. Maladaptive Behavior – everyday adaptive behavior is impaired. Personal Distress – usually depression, anxiety disorders. Once Upon A Time. by. Canonical . Scene. -based Contextual Model. Sangdon. Park. 2012.10.15.. Introduction. Problem Statement. 2. Which objects are . abnormal. ?. Input. Output. Abnormal Object Detection (AOD). Introduction. WITH CAMMY SRAY & ALEXA WINIK. Hist./Bio. Analysis– What Is It?. Situating the Text: Using the context surrounding a text to create a “lens” to interpret that text.. Context—event in author’s life or historical event/trend that occurred around time of text. Christopher . Gade. Office. : 1030A. Office hours: . MW 4:30-5:30. Email: . gadecj@gmail.com. Class MW 1:30-4:30 Room 2240. The Area of Abnormal Psychology. Definition of a mental disorder (being crazy, insane, loony, mad, etc.). : . Classification & Disorders. Designated Unit. : . Unit . IV. States of Consciousness. Introduction. : . Fact or Falsehood?. Research suggests that the stigma & stress associated with being homosexual increase the risk of mental health problems…. What is abnormal behavior and why do we study it?. Def. One-abnormal behavior is defined in terms of the relative discomfort of a person which leads them to seek help from a professional.. Def. Two-Statistical norms-abnormal behavior is defined as behavior that deviates from the expected norm.. Objectives. To define normal and abnormal. To decide between methods of deciding normality. To recognize the use of the bell-shaped curve showing normal distribution. To develop and analyze surveys to determine normal personality qualities and behaviors. Executive summaryTheprevention and management of abnormal behaviour which is often a complex and multifactorial problem are essential goals given their impacts on animal health and welfare It is impor &. Module 2: Models of Abnormal Psychology. What is Abnormal Behavior?. Psychological Dysfunction. Breakdown in cognitive, emotional, or behavioral functioning. Personal Distress. . Difficulty performing appropriate and expected roles. CAUSES OF ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR. Biological/Genetic . View as mental disorder – similar to physical disorders . Diagnosis and treatment . Nervous system and the brain. CAUSES OF ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR. Cognitive –Emotional . Chapter 1. Abnormal Psychology: Past and Present. A. bnormal psychology:. The scientific study of ________ behavior in an effort to describe, predict, explain, and change abnormal patterns of functioning. Methods:. A step-by-step guide was developed explaining the options of communicating results via telephone, result note, . Mychart. messaging, or sending a letter to the patient. Beginning with a small-scale analysis of one resident, the percentage of results sent was compared before and after the development of the guide. Following this, the guide was provided to the Medicine/Pediatric interns and residents. Data was then collected from Epic to compare the percentage of results sent to patients per PGY year. .