Category: Disorders

Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion Reference Introduction Everyone desires to express affection and to receive it as well from their loved ones. But, what is affection? It is the assistance and cooperation from others that a person needs to survive in society. It expresses care and symbolizes protection, approval and comfort. With affection…

Table of Contents Introduction Psychotherapy Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Walter and Cynthia have lived happily in their marriage for 24 years because they did not experience any significant sexual difficulties. However, Walter began to experience erectile dysfunction whenever he wants to have sex with Cynthia. Walter worked as a financial editor, which consumed much of…

The change of stage from puberty to adolescence is associated with various psychological issues and problems (Sigelman & Rider, 2006). The changes that characterize such kind of transition include new roles, family dynamics, social settings, brain and cognitive abilities. The changes of the adolescent stage are mood and eating disorders which have a serious impact…

Janet is a 31-year-old lady, who led a good life, especially when Jim, her father, was still alive. The death of her father, which happened when she was only 14 years old, opened a new chapter in her life. She had to look for a job to help her mother and when she finally got…

Table of Contents Introduction Aim Discussion Psychological factors Social Factors Biological Factors Conclusion Reference List Introduction Psychosexual disorders are interruptions in the normal sexual functioning of an individual due to emotional or mental disorders or a combination of both. These disorders are categorized into three groups which include sexual dysfunctions, paraphilias and sexual identity disorders…

Table of Contents Causes Signs and symptoms Why some have it and others don’t References Dissociative identity disorder, also known as split personality, is defined as the state or condition in which one displays different personalities. It is normally diagnosed by psychiatrists and conveys a mental illness in which the victim may experience even more…

According to Hansell (2008), behavioral theories provide a basis that can be used to explain cognitive psychological disorders, such as mental retardation, delirium, dementia, as well as amnesia. Mental organization and thoughts can create a dysfunctional behavior, which leads to subsequent behavioral reactions. It can also lead to self-destructive, unpleasing behavior, and cognitive impairment. Such…

Table of Contents Introduction Summary of the Propositions Dsm-III Convergence Factors That Contributed to Push for Improved Diagnosis Conclusion Work Cited Introduction The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders has increased in content over time. There has been a shift in the emphasis laid on each model of the manuals. These changes geared towards…

Table of Contents Introduction Definition Types of OCD Causes of OCD Diagnosis Treatment Conclusion Reference List Introduction Humanity has experienced numerous types of psychiatric disorders for a very long time now. In the United States, for instance, some of the infamous disorders include, but not limited to, depression, schizophrenia, panic, tic, and maniac disorders. Efforts…

Case Study Ann Hobbes is a girl of 26 years old. She is an African American and lives in New York, USA. Now Ann works as a waitress in a restaurant. She wants to change her job, but she has not an appropriate education because she had problems while studying at school, and later she…