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Psycho-Physiological Disorders
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Psycho-Physiological Disorders
Psycho-physiological disorders are categorized in the DSM-IV-TR under mental disturbances that arise from psychological dysfunction, existing disorders, or other difficulties manifested through physical symptoms. These physical symptoms, however, cannot be traced back to any serious physical disease or origin, nor are they under the conscious control of the patient.
Describe the category of psycho-physiological disorders. What are some of the unique features of psycho-physiological disorders? How are some people able to avoid the negative effects of the risk factors associated with these disorders? Use the Ashford University Library to locate at least one peer-reviewed article that was published within the last five years to support your argument. Your article must be cited according to APA guidelines as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.
PSYCHO-PHYSIOLOGICAL DISORDERS
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Preview: ... ic concepts. The first concept is that a person matures in behavior from simple to complex (U.S. Government, n.d.). The second concept is that future behavior of a person is based on prior experiences (U.S. Government, n.d.). The third concept is that the behavior in any situation is based on the developmental stage the person is at during the experience (U.S. Government, n.d.). Physical development is the basic functions of the body. This includes the chemical, genetic, and biological makeup of the body. Genetics connections have been linked to schizophrenia although no particular gene can be pinpointed as the cause. A person with schizophrenia seems to develop normally until he reaches his teen to early twenties. Theorists believe that a person’s neurons pick up an impulse from an external stimuli and it gets sent to the brain. However instead of the brain processing the information it jumbles it up and sends out false message. These false messages lead the person to perform or display abnormal behavior.
Jean Piaget believed that every human goes through the same stages of development. There is a belief that during those formative years. It is during these years that a person gains social experience to base future behavior on. If during those stages certain needs are meet it can lead to the development of psychological problems. Schizophrenia is thought to be from environmental factors like not developing healthy attachment as a child. This could be a result of physiological disorder like schizophrenia. Schizophrenia set in dur ...
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