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To decide whether or not a set of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors constitutes a psychological disorder, clinicians and researchers evaluate the characteristics in terms of four themes, including ___, whether or not the symptoms interfere with a person being able to successfully carry out everyday functions.

Those with schizophrenia also commonly experience ___, which are false beliefs not commonly shared by others within one’s culture, and maintained even though they are obviously out of touch with reality. Sometimes a person believes that they are important, famous, or powerful. They often become convinced that they are someone else, such as the president, or that they have some special talent or ability.

Those with schizophrenia also commonly experience ___, which are false beliefs not commonly shared by others within one’s culture, and maintained even though they are obviously out of touch with reality. Sometimes a person believes that they are important, famous, or powerful. They often become convinced that they are someone else, such as the president, or that they have some special talent or ability.

Many researchers believe that schizophrenia is caused in part by excess dopamine, and this theory is supported by the fact that most of the drugs useful in treating schizophrenia inhibit dopamine activity in the brain. A criticism of this line of reasoning is that it essentially reflects a process of diagnosing a disorder based on 

___   is a therapeutic technique in which a person is gradually introduced to a feared or aversive stimulus or setting, until they gain control of their emotions in relation to the stimulus or setting.

The ___ approach to treating psychological disorders is likely to be the most effective of the three approaches because it focuses not only on treatment, but also on prevention of disorders. 

What all good therapies have in common is that they give people hope; help them think more carefully about themselves and about their relationships with others; and provide a positive, empathic, and trusting relationship with the therapist. This ‘truth’ about therapy supports the ___ effect as the reason why therapy works. 

  People with ___ are clingy and fear separation from others, fear upsetting relationship partners, usually permitting their partners to make important decisions for them.

What all good therapies have in common is that they give people hope; help them think more carefully about themselves and about their relationships with others; and provide a positive, empathic, and trusting relationship with the therapist. This ‘truth’ about therapy supports the ___ effect as the reason why therapy works.