Across
- 6. Type of disorders where behavior is inflexible and there is an unhealthy pattern of thinking and functioning.
- 8. Communicate information throughout the body
- 9. Type of disorders where abnormal eating behaviors emerge.
- 10. Type of disorder where the cause is not understood and could be from a variety of causes.
- 11. Takes the info that we see, translates it, and sends appropriate signals to the brain for processing.
- 14. Type of disorders where emotions become extreme and interfere with daily living.
- 16. Can take until age 24 to fully develop. Important in decision making and impulse control.
- 20. Controls decision making and higher cognitive thoughts
- 21. Illness that affects the mind and prevents a person from being productive, adjusting to life situations, or getting along with others
- 23. Treatment that helps a person change an abnormal behavior.
Down
- 1. MD's or medical doctors that specialize in diagnosing and treating
- 2. Coordinates voluntary movements like balance, posture
- 3. Emotion center, specifically fear and anxiety.
- 4. Type of disorders where fear is out of proportion to the situation or age-appropriate.
- 5. Type of disorders where one is disconnected from own's identity.
- 6. Translates signals to the brain from tangible sources; touch, temperature, pain, pressure
- 7. Controls the body's activities.
- 12. Processes what hear, important for speech
- 13. Acronym for helping someone who is suicidal.
- 15. Type of disorder that can be traced back to physical causes
- 17. Monitors necessary functions like sleep, hunger, and thirst
- 18. PhD's who recognize and treat abnormal behavior
- 19. Describes behaviors, feelings, or thoughts that are unusual and inappropriate in a given situation.
- 22. Cannot cure mental illness, but can help with symptoms.
