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Course: PSYC 360, Fall 2007School: USC
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I "Why become more afraid of living and of dying than others will forever remain an enigma." Carla Cantor, Phantom Illness: Shattering the Myth of Hypochondriasis Today's overview Announcements and review Dissociative disorders Somatoform disorders Announcements Overview of clinical psychology admission process, Oct 19, 2-3:30pm, SGM room 514 Nature of Intelligence, Dr. Flynn, Oct 15,...
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I "Why become more afraid of living and of dying than others will forever remain an enigma."
Carla Cantor, Phantom Illness: Shattering the Myth of Hypochondriasis
Today's overview
Announcements and review
Dissociative disorders Somatoform disorders
Announcements
Overview of clinical psychology admission process, Oct 19, 2-3:30pm, SGM room 514 Nature of Intelligence, Dr. Flynn, Oct 15, 2-3:30pm, Andrus Gerontology Davis Auditorium
Dissociative disorders
What is dissociation? Depersonalization Derealization
Common dissociative experiences?
Dissociative disorders
Dissociative Amnesia Description Anterograde vs. retrograde amnesia Statistics Dissociative Fugue Description Statistics
Dissociative disorders
Depersonalization disorder Description Statistics
Cultural differences in dissociative disorders
Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)
Description Host vs. alters Switching
Statistics
The controversy!
Reported cases of DID
90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 % of men with DID % reporting childhood abuse
Between 1800-1965
1980s
Theories and treatments
General assumption
Psychodynamic approach and treatment Retrieval Reintegration
Theories and treatments
Behavioral and sociocultural approaches and treatment Nick Spanos Cognitive approach and treatment State-dependent memory Source-monitoring deficit Tactical-integration therapy
Theories treatments
Biological and approach and treatment Epilepsy? Hippocampus Serotonin and depersonalization Treatment
Somatoform disorders
What is somatization?
Psychosomatic approach Somatopsychic approach
Somatoform disorders
Hypochondriasis Description Statistics
Somatization disorder Description Statistics
Somatoform disorders
Conversion disorder Description Common symptoms Differential diagnosis Statistics
Somatoform disorders
Pain disorder Description Statistics
Physical complaints
80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Pain in Chest pain arms/legs Healthy controls Nausea Trouble Pain during walking intercourse
Pain disorder patients
Somatoform disorders
Body dysmorphic disorder Description Statistics
Cultural differences in somatoform disorders
Imagined deficits in BDD
70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0
Hair Nose Skin Eyes Head Waist Teeth Ugly Breast Butt Penis face
Theories and treatments
Psychodynamic approach and treatment "Conservation of energy" Biological approach and treatment Behavioral genetics Brain dysfunction?
Theories and treatments
Behavioral and sociocultural approaches and treatment "Sick role" Cognitive approach and treatment Misinterpretation of bodily sensations
Efficacy of treatment in general
Looking ahead
Next 2 lectures: Mood disorders Reading: Chapter 9 RR Ch 9 due on Monday, Oct 8 Next test: Wed, Oct 17
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