Abnormal Psychology Crossword

The sense of apprehension or doom that is accompanied by physiological symptoms such as tightness in stomach, increased heart rate, and sweaty palms.
Anxiety disorders are associated with lower-than-normal levels of which inhibitory neurotransmitter?
What is characterized by persistant, uncontrollable, and ongoing apprehensionon a wide range of life situations?
What is characterized by sudden episodes of extreme anxiety?
What is the irrational fear and avoidance of public places?
What is an excessive, persistant, and irrational fear of a specific object, activity, or situation that is normally considered harmless?
What arises in anticipation of a public situation in which an individual can be observed by others?
What is the irrational anxiety that is provoked by nonexistent or exaggerated threats?
What can occur in response to several different types of objects or situations, such as heights, snakes, or flying?
Which approach believes that anxiety disorders come from underlying intrapsychic conflicts or fears and internalized anger?
What is a chronic, inflexible, maladaptive pattern of percieving, thinking or behaving?
Do people with a personality disorder function good or bad in society?
Which group of personality disorder display dramatic, emotional or erratic behavior?
Which personality disorder shows detachment from and or not interested in the forming of social relationships, including family?
Psychopaths or sociopaths are associated with which personality disorder?
Which disorder is characterized by the need for undeserved admiration and praise?
People with personality disorders are maladaptive and ___________ across a broad range of situations.
People with this disorder are extremely shy and anxious in social situations due to fear of rejection or being evaluated negatively.
This behavior is marked by social isolation and the presence of beliefs, speech and behaviors that are old magical ( Most like schizophrenia).
This consists of long lasting pattern of traits relating to perfectionism or control (Not the same as OCD).