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What is a somatoform disorder?
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A disorder in which problems appear to be physical or medical but are actually due to psychosocial factors
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What are the two types of somatoform disorders?
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-Hysterical
-Preoccupation
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What are the three hysterical somatoform disorders?
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-Conversion disorder
-Somatization disorder
-Pain disorder associated with psychological symptoms
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What are the differences between hysterical and medical symptoms?
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What are the differences between hysterical and factitious symptoms?
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What are the preoccupation somatoform disorders?
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-Hypochondraisis
-Body dysmorphic disorder
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What is a factitious disorder?
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A disorder in which people go to extreme lengths to create the appearance of a medical disorder
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What is the difference between munchausen and munchausen by proxy?
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Munchausen - pretend to be sick to get attention from doctors proxy make their children sick
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What causes somatoform disorders from a psychoanalytic view?
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Hysterical disorder is a conversion of underlying emotional conflicts into physical problems
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What causes somatoform disorders from a cognitive view?
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Hysterical disorder is a result of emotions converting into physical symptoms - way of communicating difficult emotions
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What causes somatoform disorders from a behavioral view?
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Hysterical disorders are a result of rewards gained as a result from physical symptoms
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What kind of treatment do those with preoccupation somatoform disorders usually receive?
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Treatment similar to anxiety disorders (cognitive/behavioral)
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What kind of treatment do those with hysterical somatoform disorders usually receive?
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Drug therapy, exposure, suggestion, reinforcement, insight therapy, confrontation
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What are dissociative disorders?
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Disorders in which the individual experiences major losses or changes in memory, consciousness, and identity, but have no physical causes
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What are the four dissociative disorders?
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-Dissociative amnesia
-Dissociative fugue
-Dissociative identity disorder
-Depersonalization disorder
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