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Subjective Psychological Realities as a Possible Basis for the Breakdown of Mental Self-Regulation

Lecture



The degree of mental maladjustment in patients with neurotic disorders is closely related to the discursive personality type variant.

The formation of mental maladjustment in patients with neurotic disorders is influenced by disharmonious combinations of individual-psychological and socio-psychological factors, which are reflected

  1. in the specifics of the individual's system of relationships,

  2. the state of their social support network,

  3. the characteristics of their family structure,

  4. the dominant style of compensatory-adaptive behavior,

  5. as well as the characteristics of self-regulation of voluntary activity

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Lectures and tutorial on "Psychiatry"

Terms: Psychiatry

Psychotic and Non-Psychotic Mental Disorders: Their Characteristics and Syndromes
Antipsychiatry
Defining Neuroses
The Borderline Level of Mental Pathology
Non-Psychotic Disorders: Diagnostic Criteria and Distinction from Psychotic Disorders
Evolution and Dissolution in Mental Disorders
Principles for Assessing the Mental State of a Patient with Borderline Mental Pathology
The Diagnostic Process in the Work of a Clinical Psychologist: Approaches and Components
The Descriptive-Phenomenological Paradigm of Clinical-Psychological Research
The Role of Psychological Conflict in the Emergence of Neurotic Disorders
Fundamental Differences Between Psychological Problems and Neurotic Disorders
Subjective Psychological Realities as a Possible Basis for the Breakdown of Mental Self-Regulation
The Individual Narrative as a Source and Embodiment of the Neurotic State
The Role of a Psychological Model of Discourse in Understanding the Patient, Their Existing Problems, and Effective Psychocorrective Intervention
Basic Criteria of Mental Disorder. "Pathology" and "Disorder": The Differences Between Them
The "Stress-Diathesis" Concept in Borderline Mental Disorders
The Modern Understanding of Identity as the Center of Self-Organization and the Preservation of Mental Health
The Postmodern Concept of Personality as a Methodological Basis for Understanding Neurotic Disorders
The Difference Between the Medical and Psychological Views of Neurotic Disorders
The Anticipatory Concept of Neurosogenesis by V.D. Mendelevich
The Role of Premorbid Personality Traits and Upbringing Conditions in the Development of Neurotic Disorders
Negative and Positive Diagnosis of Neuroses: Myasishchev's Concept of Neuroses
Characteristics and Types of Psychological Trauma
Fundamentals of Understanding the Pathophysiological Nature of Neurotic States
Concepts of the Etiology of Neuroses
Asthenic Syndrome
Obsessive Syndrome
Phobic Syndrome
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Panic Disorder (Episodic Paroxysmal Anxiety)
Neurotic Depression Syndrome: How It Differs from Psychotic Depression
Hypochondriacal Syndrome
Motor Conversion Disorders
Sensory Conversion Disorders
Autonomic-Visceral Conversion Disorders
Dissociative Disorders
Dissociative Identity Disorder
Neurasthenia: Symptoms, Stages of Astheno-Neurotic Syndrome, and Treatment
Histrionic Personality Disorder
Obsessive-Compulsive Neurosis: Signs, Mechanisms, and Treatment
Autonomic Dysfunction Syndrome and Its Role in the Development of Neuroses
Anorexia Nervosa as a Borderline Mental Disorder
Sexual Dysfunctions in Neuroses
Psychological Characteristics of Patients with Neuroses
The Pathomorphosis of Neuroses
Dynamics and Outcomes of Neurotic Disorders
Neurotic Disorders in Old Age
Differential Diagnosis of Neuroses and Psychopathies
The Concept of Neurosis-like States of Various Etiology
Principles of Neurosis Therapy
100 Psychiatry Tests with Answers and Diagrams
Addiction and Types of Addictions, Addictive Behavior
Melancholia and Mania: Types, Diagnosis, Treatment
Depression: Causes, Diagnosis, Prevention and Treatment; Depression in Neurology and Neurosurgery, and During Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Menopause
Masked Depression: Depression Without Depression
Psychiatry: Concept and History
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Lecture 3. Topic: Psychopathology of Thinking
Lecture 4. Psychopathology of Memory, Attention, Will, and the Affective Sphere
Lecture 5. Topic: Psychopathological Syndromes
Lecture 6. Mental and Behavioral Disorders Caused by Psychoactive Substance Use (Alcohol, Drugs, Nicotine, Sucrose)
Lecture 7. Topic: Schizophrenia and Schizophrenia-Related Disorders
Lecture 8. Topic: Affective Disorders (Mood Disorders) — Depression
Psychopathy: Patterns of Mental Activity in Psychopathy, the Gannushkin-Kerbikov Criteria, and Classifications of Psychopathy
Glossary of Psychiatric Terms
The Psychology of Deviant Behavior
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