1. | hormone involved in acute or short-term stress reaction | A. | 2.) antipsychotic medication | |
2. | medications used to treat schizophrenia and psychotic symptoms | B. | 13.) schizophrenia | |
3. | medication such as benzodiazepines that are used to treat anxiety. | C. | 6.) antidepressant medication | |
4. | positive symptom of schizophrenia; false perceptions that seem vividly real | D. | 5.) humanistic therapy | |
5. | medications most often affecting the serotonin system that are used to treat depression | E. | 9.) negative symptoms of schizophrenia | |
6. | researcher who studied chronic stress and developed the theory of general Adaptation Syndrome | F. | 11.) anxiety medication | |
7. | a serious mental disorder involving disturbance in behavior, language, thinking and perception. | G. | 1.) hallucinations | |
8. | symptoms that involve the patient doing things in excess, or doing things they should not be doing. | H. | 8.) cognitive therapy | |
9. | positive symptom of schizophrenia; distorted and bizarre beliefs that does not change the face of evidence | I. | 3.) delusions | |
10. | medications such as lithium and anti-seizure drugs that treat bipolar disorder, often through neurotransmitter glutamate | J. | 14.) adrenaline | |
11. | involves interpreting unconscious feelings and desires. making the unconscious conscious; addressing early relationships. | K. | 12.) psychoanalysis | |
12. | school of therapy based on changing the patients irrational beliefs and interpretations that cause their emotional symptoms | L. | 7.) positive symptoms of schizophrenia | |
13. | involves a nondirective and empathic therapist helping the client develop his or her own goals for growth and self improvement | M. | 15.) hans selye | |
14. | symptoms that involve the patient not doing things he or she should be doing. not socializing, decrease in language, decrease in self-care | N. | 4.) behavioral therapy | |
15. | therapy based on principle of classical conditioning and operant conditioning. Systematic desensitization and behavior modification are examples. | O. | 10.) mood stabilizers |
J | 1. | hormone involved in acute or short-term stress reaction | A. | 2.) antipsychotic medication |
A | 2. | medications used to treat schizophrenia and psychotic symptoms | B. | 13.) schizophrenia |
F | 3. | medication such as benzodiazepines that are used to treat anxiety. | C. | 6.) antidepressant medication |
G | 4. | positive symptom of schizophrenia; false perceptions that seem vividly real | D. | 5.) humanistic therapy |
C | 5. | medications most often affecting the serotonin system that are used to treat depression | E. | 9.) negative symptoms of schizophrenia |
M | 6. | researcher who studied chronic stress and developed the theory of general Adaptation Syndrome | F. | 11.) anxiety medication |
B | 7. | a serious mental disorder involving disturbance in behavior, language, thinking and perception. | G. | 1.) hallucinations |
L | 8. | symptoms that involve the patient doing things in excess, or doing things they should not be doing. | H. | 8.) cognitive therapy |
I | 9. | positive symptom of schizophrenia; distorted and bizarre beliefs that does not change the face of evidence | I. | 3.) delusions |
O | 10. | medications such as lithium and anti-seizure drugs that treat bipolar disorder, often through neurotransmitter glutamate | J. | 14.) adrenaline |
K | 11. | involves interpreting unconscious feelings and desires. making the unconscious conscious; addressing early relationships. | K. | 12.) psychoanalysis |
H | 12. | school of therapy based on changing the patients irrational beliefs and interpretations that cause their emotional symptoms | L. | 7.) positive symptoms of schizophrenia |
D | 13. | involves a nondirective and empathic therapist helping the client develop his or her own goals for growth and self improvement | M. | 15.) hans selye |
E | 14. | symptoms that involve the patient not doing things he or she should be doing. not socializing, decrease in language, decrease in self-care | N. | 4.) behavioral therapy |
N | 15. | therapy based on principle of classical conditioning and operant conditioning. Systematic desensitization and behavior modification are examples. | O. | 10.) mood stabilizers |