Chapter 14.1, Problem 3MU

a

Summary Introduction

To match:

Each of the following excerpts with one of the etiological models.

Concept introduction:

Psychological disorder is a mental disorder. It is also termed as a psychiatric disorder or mental illness. It is a behavioral or mental system that causes significant impairment in an individual’s functioning of the body. Certain features of this mental disorder are found to be persistent, remitting and relapsing, or it might occur only once. Mental disorder is defined as a combination of a person’s feeling and his behavioral outcome toward that particular feeling.

b

Summary Introduction

To match:

Each of the following excerpts with one of the etiological models.

Concept introduction:

Psychological disorder is a mental disorder. It is also termed as a psychiatric disorder or mental illness. It is a behavioral or mental system that causes significant impairment in an individual’s functioning of the body. Certain features of this mental disorder are found to be persistent, remitting and relapsing, or it might occur only once. Mental disorder is defined as a combination of a person’s feeling and his behavioral outcome toward that particular feeling.

c

Summary Introduction

To match:

Each of the following excerpts with one of the etiological models.

Concept introduction:

Psychological disorder is a mental disorder. It is also termed as a psychiatric disorder or mental illness. It is a behavioral or mental system that causes significant impairment in an individual’s functioning of the body. Certain features of this mental disorder are found to be persistent, remitting and relapsing, or it might occur only once. Mental disorder is defined as a combination of a person’s feeling and his behavioral outcome toward that particular feeling.