Across
- 1. the process in which persons are able to live, work, learn, and participate fully in their communities.
- 5. hearing, seeing, touching, smelling, or tasting things that are not real
- 7. outward expression of what one might be feeling on the inside. The observable components of an emotion (objective); facial expressions (anger, sadness, excitement). It is distinguished from mood because it changes more frequently and readily.
- 9. a phase of bipolar disorder that may take the form of either an extremely happy mood or an irritable, angry mood.
- 10. a feeling of fear and worry that can interfere with the individual's personal, work, or other life roles.
- 11. frequent and/or unpredictable changes in mood, affect, or behavior.
- 12. a persistent, disturbing preoccupation with an often unreasonable idea or feeling.
- 13. when a person does not take action, but instead lets things happen to them.
- 14. a cluster of negative attitudes and beliefs that motivate the general public to fear, reject, avoid, and discriminate people with mental illness.
- 17. a state of unease or general dissatisfaction with life.
- 18. a false belief a person holds that has no basis in reality.
- 19. careful to not show feelings or give away information.
- 21. any repetitive psycomotor activity (such a hair pulling and handwashing)performed by a person to relieve anxiety.
- 22. actions that come out of an immediate desire without thought of the possible results of said action. Difficulty exercising self-control or pausing to weigh pros & cons before taking action.
Down
- 2. a false sense of elation or well-being; pathological elevation of mood
- 3. emotionally charged aggressive behavior.
- 4. an excessive or irrational fear reaction.
- 6. abnormality of movement or behavior arising from a disturbed mental state. Can sometimes manifest a fixed posture.
- 8. suspiciousness that is not based on reality.
- 10. class of medication used to reduce or eliminate disturbances in a person's perception of reality.
- 15. class of medication used to treat seizure disorders that can also be effective in preventing or treating mania and depression in bipolar disorder.
- 16. type of affect; absence or near absence of any sign of affective expression.
- 20. extreme expression of emotion. Sometimes characterized by inflated self-importance and exaggerated behaviors.