declines in processing speed, the ability to pay attention, and executive functions

atypical anorexia nervosa

Clozapine

The two-hit model

prodromal symptoms (before the acute phase) and residual symptoms (after the acute phase

Emil Kraepelin

Frotteurism

Mentalization-based treatment

These conditions include urban living and low socioeconomic status

Schizoid Personality Disorder

Cognitive therapy for people diagnosed with this disorder focuses on increasing their sense of self-efficacy in dealing with difficult situations, thus decreasing their fear and hostility toward others.

deviate markedly from the expectations of his or her culture as shown in styles of thinking about oneself, others, or events; emotional experience and expression; interpersonal functioning; and/or impulse control. It must be pervasive and inflexible across situations, be stable over time, have an onset in adolescence or early adulthood, and lead to significant distress or functional impairment.

disinhibited social regulation disorder

Reactive attachment disorder (RAG

prepared classical conditioning

reformulated learned helplessness theory

Neuroinflammation,

rapid cycling bipolar disorder

Cyclothymic disorder is less severe but more chronic

bipolar II disorder experience hypomania

Manic episodes

efficacy

Unified Protocol

nd function as independent units. In pathological triangular relationships, parents avoid resolving their own conflict by always keeping the child involved

congruence

Interpersonal therapy (IPT

diathesis-stress model