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Across 1. according to this model, maladaptive behaviors must be extinguished and adaptive behaviors acquired 3. the abbreviation for a disorder than includes free-floating anxiety that has lasted at least six months 6. __ of all adults has a diagnosable mental disorder during their lifetimes 9. "fear of fear" resulting in severe isolation 11. another way of describing unusualness is statistical ___ 12. Negative emotions and maladaptive behavioris result from irrational beliefs," ___ said. 13. Ataques de nervosa is a ___ - bound disorder occurring in some Hispanic countries 14. repetitive behaviors performed to relieve anxiety 15. preoccupation with health worries; many health complaints and doctor visits 17. may be a misinterpretation of a bodily sensation, such as mitral valve prolapse, a relatively harmless dysfunction of a heart valve (2 Words) 19. with DID, there is a core personality and one or more ___ personalities 22. this axis includes personality disorders and mental retardation 23. the lay public often confuses DID with this disorder 24. regarding somotoform disorders, learning theorists suggest that the person has adopted a "___ role" to avoid situations 25. Freud said abnormal behavior results from unresolved __ conflict during childhood 27. one's interpretation of reality is one's ___ which might be faulty 28. according to Mower's two factor theory, phobias may be learned due to classical conditioning and are then maintained by ___ conditioning 30. I'm smart enough to have managed a corporation by the time I was in 8th grade. 33. low levels of this neurotransmitter may result in an anxiety disorder 34. this class of disorders is characterized by physical complaints not explained by organic causes 35. when excessive or prolonged, may be reason to get help coping 36. these attacks of often described as the same symptoms of a heart attack 37. Performing this ritual relieves the person of demonic possession.

Down 2. inability to fulfill roles in work, love, and play is described as ___ functioning 4. one is __ if one violates norms 5. it may be normal to expose oneself to danger in this instance 7. the fear of heights 8. according to the diathesis-stress model, illness results from a ___ for the illness plus stress 10. I feel bugs digging into my muscles. 13. __ refers to the co-existence of two or more disorders 16. self-defeating actions are ___ 18. a nagging, intrusive thought 20. according to the sociocultural model, abnormality is caused by the failures of ___ 21. an example of this disorder is la belle indifference; the patient is unconcerned about paralysis, for example, because it has some psychological value 26. mental health ___ often result in social prejudices, stigmas and marginalization 29. "The self has lost parts of itself resulting in an incongruent personality," ___ said. 30. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (abbreviation) 31. this is another word for psychosocial and environmental problems which are included in Axis IV 32. the "conversion" disorder treated by Freud