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1. BPD

Autonomy v Shame and doubtlazarusthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativanpredominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosis

2. protease inhibitors

predominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosislazarusAutonomy v Shame and doubtthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativan

3. behavioral therapy

Autonomy v Shame and doubtpredominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosislazarusthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativan

4. 0-1 year - ability to form relationships, hope, trust in others

these can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativanlazaruspredominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosisAutonomy v Shame and doubt

5. schizotypal personality disorder

6. AST

lazarus5-40 - liver disease, damagepredominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosisthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativan

7. the treatment caused a change in the outcome

lazarusexternal validitythese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativanpredominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosis

8. influences interactions and personality characteristics

lazarusstructural family therapypredominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosisthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativan

9. bandura - behavior is the result of cognitive and environmental factors - learn by observing others - self-efficacy is the perception of one's ability to perform a certain task at a certain level

10. 6-12 years - ability to work, sense of competency and achievement

predominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosislazarusthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativanIdentity v role confusion

11. Asperger's disorder

predominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosissevere, sustained impairment in social interaction and restricted repetitive patterns of behavior, interests and activitiesthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativanlazarus

12. demographics of autism

more common in families with history of PDD | concordant rate for identical twins is 60% | incidence is 2-5 cases per 10,000 in US | male to female ration is 4:1 | 75% of children with ASD have MR | onset of symptoms is before 3 yearslazarusthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativanpredominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosis

13. puberty and on - integration and synthesis of behaviors from early stages, genital based sexuality - linked to sexual perversion disorders

predominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosislazarusthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativanDenial

14. poor self concept, external locus of control, poor ego defenses

predominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosislazarusthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativansocial risk factors

15. Tarasoff principle

predominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosis1976 - duty to warn victims of potential harm from clientthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativanlazarus

16. autonomy

predominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosislazarusdoing for selfthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativan

17. risk factors for cyclothymic

genetic loading - family hx - BP disorder type I - substance abuselazaruspredominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosisthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativan

18. delirium

syndrome, not a disease - hallmark is a disturbance of consciousness accompanies by changes in cognitionthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativanlazaruspredominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosis

19. avoidant

these can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativanpredominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosisconsider cultural factors, even in genders | avoidance of activities involving significant interpersonal contact | fear of criticism, disapproval or rejection | unwillingness unless certain they are liked | restraint in relationships | view self as socially inept, inferiorlazarus

20. learned helplessness-hopelessness theory

lazaruspredominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosisseligman - modified cognitive theory - individual becomes depressed related to perceptions of a lack of control over life events and experiences - - these perceptions are learned over time, and this lack of control leads to poor coping and adapting - - the individual becomes passive and non reaction because of self-perceptions of personal characteristics of helpless, hopeless, powerlessthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativan

21. visual cortex - - problems lead to blindness, visual hallucinations

parietal lobepredominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosislazarusthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativan

22. Justice

doing what is fair, fairness in carelazarusthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativanpredominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosis

23. maslow - health model - certain needs are more important than others - self actualization is highest

predominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosisthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativanhealth belief modellazarus

24. maintain individual separateness and belongingness

lazarusrigid boundariesthese can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativanpredominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosis

25. performance deficit

these can increase levels of wellbutrin, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs - they may induce depakote and ativanability to perform a functional skill, but lacks the motivation to do so - as seen in depressionpredominantly in women | often with positive hx of significant childhood abuse, neglect or loss | frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment | unable, intense relationships | identity disturbance | impulsive with self-damaging behavior | recurrent suicidal behavior | feelings of emptiness | inappropriate anger or affective response | transient psychosislazarus

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