Chapters 13 and 14

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Across
  1. 7. one of the big 5 personality factors, capturing a person's emotional stability vs instability
  2. 10. model designed to understand the cause of psychological disorders asserting that disorders arise from a combination of individual dispositions and environmental stressors
  3. 11. book published by the American Psychological Association that classifies different psychological disorders, providing methods of diagnosis and treatment
  4. 12. _______ positive regard, Carl Rogers' concept of valuing people regardless of their flaws
  5. 15. first psychologist to focus on the unconscious mind
  6. 17. one of three mechanisms, our moral compass that focuses on how we should behave
  7. 18. psychological disorder marked by periods of major depression followed by periods of mania
  8. 19. one of the three "D"s of psychological disorders, referring to symptoms being different than average
  9. 20. first of the psychosexual stages, pleasures is centered around the mouth
Down
  1. 1. Abraham Maslow's theory involving humans having a hierarchy of needs
  2. 2. a defense mechanism in which a person changes their unacceptable impulses into their opposites
  3. 3. psychological disorder often developed during childhood involving social deficiencies like limited eye contact
  4. 4. characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and acting
  5. 5. a defense mechanism in which a person retreats to an earlier psychosexual stage
  6. 6. psychological disorder marked by excessive, uncontrollable worry that persists for at least 6 months
  7. 8. one of the big 5 personality factors, capturing whether a person is disorganized and impulsive or organized and disciplined
  8. 9. one of the three "D"s of psychological disorders, referring to symptoms interfering with daily life
  9. 13. shorthand for a psychological disorder developed as a response to traumatic experiences, often involving flashbacks and nightmares
  10. 14. type of unwanted, seemingly unending thought that often occurs in conjunction with compulsive behaviors
  11. 16. component of an explanatory style used by those with major depressive disorder, assumption that situation will never change