C
CANNON-BARD THEORY
REGARDING
THE PERCEPTION OF EMOTION
SAYS
THAT THE SOMATIC RESPONSES AND THE EMOTION OCCUR AT THE SAME TIME.
CADE
DISCOVERED
USE OF LITHIUM
CAFFE
FIRST
DESCRIBED NARCOLEPSY
CAMERON
DESCRIBED;
ASYNDESIS ----LACK
OF CONNECTIONS BETWEEN THOUGHTS.
METONYMS--IMPRECISE
APPROXIMATIONS SUBSTITUTED FOR PRECISE ONES, THE PTS OWN PERSONAL IDIOMS.
OVERINCLUSIONS---INABILITY
TO MAINTAIN THE BOUNDARY OF THE PROBLEM
INTERPENETRATION---OF
THEMES
FRAGMENTATION
INCOORDINATION
CAPGRAS
HE
DESCRIBED THE CAPGRAS SYNDROME CALLING IT ILLUSION DE SOSIE.LEVY AND VALENSI SUGGESTED THEY USE HIS NAME.
NEGATIVE
MISIDENTIFICATION
CATTELLS TRAIT
THEORY
CA
16PF SOCIABILITY,ANXIETY,INTELLIGENCE AS PERSONALITY DEMENSIONS
THESE
ARE SECOND ORDER FACTORS LIKE E.S DIMENSIONS. HE DERIVED 16 1ST OREDER FACTORS FROM 20,000 WORDS THAT DESCRIBE PERSONALITY.
2 ORDER
LIKE ENYSINCKS
CAUTELA
COVERT
SENSIVISATION USED IN OCD AND SEXUAL DEVIANCES
CERLETTI AND
BONI
FIRST
ELECTRIC FITS IN CATATONIA
CHARPENTIER
SYTHESISED
CPZ
CLIFTON CAPE
C.
ASSESSMENT PROCEDURES FORE THE ELDERLY-LEVEL OF DISABILITY,PREDICTION OF NEEDS.
CONOLLY
TX
WITHOUT MECHANICAL RESTRAINT
COOK
TO
REDUCE PREJUDICE REQUIRES;
EQUAL
STATUS
POTENTIAL
FOR PERSONAL ACQUANTANCE
EXPOSURE
TO NON STEREOTYPED INDIVIDUALS
A SOCIAL
ENVIRONMENT FAVOURING EQUALITY
COOPERATION
IN EFFORT
COTARD
CREUTFELDT-JAKOB
CRISP
WEIGHT
PHOBIA AS AN ESCAPE FOR SEXUAL DEMANDS IN ADOLESCENT ANORECTICS
CROW
TYPE
1 SCHIZOPHRENIA
TYPE
2
CROWE
CONTRACT
MARITAL THERAPY
USES
THE GIVE TO GET PRINCIPAL
CULLEN
COINED
THE TERM NEUROSIS
CUSHINGS
Capgras' syndrome
a person
who is familiar to the patient is believed to have been replaced by a double
Central (syntactical) aphasia
difficult
in arranging words in their correct sequence
Circumstantiality
slowed
thinking incorporating unnecessary trivial details. Eventually the goal of the thought is reached
Clanging
speech
in which words are chosen because of their sounds rather than their meanings. It includes rhyming and punning
Clouding of
consciousness
the
patient is drowsy and does not react completely to stimuli. there is disturbance of attention, concentration, memory, orientation
and thinking.
Coenestopathic state
localiSed
distortion of body awareness
Compulsions or compulsive
rituals
repetitive,
stereotyped, seemingly purposeful behaviour which is the motor component of obsessional thoughts e.g. checking and cleaning
rituals
Concrete thinking
lack
of abstract thinking, normal in childhood, and occurring in adults with organic brain disease
and schizophrenia
Confabulation
gaps
in memory are unconsciously filled with false memories
Cotard's
syndrome
nihilistic
delusional disorder in which, for example, patients believe that their money, friends or body parts do not exist
Countertransference
therapist's
emotions and attitudes towards the patient
Culture -
bound syndromes
specific
psychiatric disorders occurring in non-Western populations
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