Highly disturbed movements or actions, such as extreme excitement, bizarre postures
or grimaces, or being completely immobile; echoing of words spoken by others or
imitation of movements of others.
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Catatonic Typer Schiz.
,Fear of the number 13
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Triskaideaphobia
The treatment of emotional, behavioral, and interpersonal problems through the use
of psychological techniques designed to encourage understanding of problems and
modify troubling feelings, behaviors, or relationships.
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Psychotherapy
The mental processes people use to make sense of their social environments.
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Social Cognition
First SSRI to be released; also called Prozac. Followed by Zoloft and Paxil.
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Fluoxetine
,Found in India; used to treat high BP and schizophrenia.
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Reserpine
In psychoanalysis, the process by which emotions and desires originally associated
with a significant person in the patient's life, such as a parent, are unconsciously
transferred on to the psychoanalyst.
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Transference
An excessive, intense, and irrational fear of a specific object, situation, or activity that
is actively avoided or endured with marked anxiety.
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Specific Phobia
The assumption that the world is fair and that therefore people get what they deserve
and deserve what they get.
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, Just-World Hypothesis
The mental process of categorizing people into groups (or social categories) on the
basis of their shared characteristics.
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Social Categorization
Helping another person with no expectation of personal reward benefit.
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Altruism
Taking responsibility, blaming oneself, or applying external event to oneself when
there is no basis or evidence for making the connection.
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Personalization
Well-organized delusional beliefs reflecting grandiose ideas; frequent auditory
hallucinations, usually voices; little or no disorganized behavior, speech or flat affect.
or grimaces, or being completely immobile; echoing of words spoken by others or
imitation of movements of others.
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Catatonic Typer Schiz.
,Fear of the number 13
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Triskaideaphobia
The treatment of emotional, behavioral, and interpersonal problems through the use
of psychological techniques designed to encourage understanding of problems and
modify troubling feelings, behaviors, or relationships.
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Psychotherapy
The mental processes people use to make sense of their social environments.
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Social Cognition
First SSRI to be released; also called Prozac. Followed by Zoloft and Paxil.
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Fluoxetine
,Found in India; used to treat high BP and schizophrenia.
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Reserpine
In psychoanalysis, the process by which emotions and desires originally associated
with a significant person in the patient's life, such as a parent, are unconsciously
transferred on to the psychoanalyst.
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Transference
An excessive, intense, and irrational fear of a specific object, situation, or activity that
is actively avoided or endured with marked anxiety.
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Specific Phobia
The assumption that the world is fair and that therefore people get what they deserve
and deserve what they get.
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, Just-World Hypothesis
The mental process of categorizing people into groups (or social categories) on the
basis of their shared characteristics.
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Social Categorization
Helping another person with no expectation of personal reward benefit.
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Altruism
Taking responsibility, blaming oneself, or applying external event to oneself when
there is no basis or evidence for making the connection.
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Personalization
Well-organized delusional beliefs reflecting grandiose ideas; frequent auditory
hallucinations, usually voices; little or no disorganized behavior, speech or flat affect.
