Clinical Psychology Crossword

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Across
  1. 5. a disorder isolated to a specific culture and is usually diagnosed exclusively in one region or country (e.g.boufee deliriante)
  2. 7. an excess/distortion of normal functions which represent a change in behavior or thoughts
  3. 9. a notable Scottish anti-psychiatrist
  4. 13. the author and the main researcher of the 1973 study 'On being sane in insane places', one of the most influential American psychologists of the 21 century
  5. 15. beliefs contrary to fact,are very bizarre and can be of various types
  6. 16. the extent to which a disorder has the same cause/causes (i.e.the disorder reflects known causes- e.g. family history of schizophrenia)
  7. 18. a disorder provoked by harmful conditions of the community, not by mental causes, and thus requires legal punishment (e.g.hikikomori)
  8. 19. various motor disturbances characterized by abnormal movement and behavior
  9. 20. one of the two psychologists (with Rosenhan) that postulated 7 characteristics of a failure to function adequately
Down
  1. 1. a diminution/loss of normal functions in case of a mental disorder
  2. 2. a tendency of psychologists to overemphasize dispositional rather than situational causes of behavior when diagnosing patients
  3. 3. a movement that included efforts to close down mental hospitals and return disturbed people to the community (to provide more integrated and humane treatment)
  4. 4. a classification system solely for mental disorders, developed and approved by APA and predominantly used in the US
  5. 6. poor and laconic speech resulting from cognitive deficit
  6. 8. perceptiual experiences occurring in the absence of external stimulation of the corresponding sensory organ
  7. 10. the extent of agreement and consistency of practitioners' diagnoses of a disorder
  8. 11. the co-existance of two disorders in the same person at the same time
  9. 12. a neurotic disorder, largely studied by psychoanalysts (Freud in particular)
  10. 14. drugs that prevent large absorptions of neurotransmitters (e.g.dopamine) by neurons' receptors, thus reducing the effect of a neurotransmitter
  11. 17. inability to experience pleasure/joy when engaging in activities previously enjoyed