Across
- 3. An anxiety disorder involving irrational fear of a specific object or situation
- 8. Behavioural explanation of phobias involving classical and operant conditioning
- 10. Defining abnormality by comparing to criteria for psychological well-being
- 12. Defining abnormality as behaviour that is rare or statistically unusual
- 15. A mood disorder characterised by persistent sadness and low energy
- 16. Behavioural treatment for phobias involving gradual or immediate confrontation
- 17. A neurotransmitter associated with mood regulation, low levels linked to OCD
- 18. Learning through association, important in the development of phobias
- 20. Learning through reinforcement, important in maintaining phobias
Down
- 1. Defining abnormality based on breaking unwritten social rules
- 2. An explanation focusing on genetics, neurochemistry and brain structures
- 4. Specific genes thought to increase vulnerability to developing OCD
- 5. Beck's idea that depression involves negative views of the self, world and future
- 6. Defining abnormality based on inability to cope with everyday life
- 7. A treatment for depression aiming to challenge and change irrational thoughts
- 9. Cognitive explanation of depression focusing on negative schemas and cognitive biases
- 11. Chemical messengers implicated in the biological explanation of OCD
- 12. Antidepressant drugs that increase serotonin levels and treat OCD
- 13. ABC model explaining depression as irrational beliefs following activating events
- 14. Suggests OCD can be inherited through genes from parents to children
- 19. An anxiety disorder characterised by obsessions and compulsions