Is he mentally ill?



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Perfectionist

  • Perfectionist

  • Preoccupied with details, rules, etc

  • Never finish projects

  • Work—not pleasure—oriented

  • Inflexible regarding moral issues

  • Hoard money, may be unable to discard worn out and useless stuff

  • Stubborn, everything must be done today

  • Difference with OCD—those with OCD typically do not want or like their sx, those with OCPD embrace their symptoms

  • 2-5% (your book says 1%) prevalence

  • Males>females by about 2:1

  • Some overlap with narcissistic, antisocial, and schizoid pd



Causes

  • Causes

    • Dimensional approach—high levels conscientiousness and assertiveness, but low level of compliance
    • Psychodynamic—anal regressive or retentive
    • Cognitive—little to say about origin, but illogical thinking keeps it going
  • Treatment

    • Not likely to seek tx unless also have anx or depression
    • Often respond well to cog or dynamic tx
    • Do not respond well to behavioral or meds


Axis II dx are often unreliable

  • Axis II dx are often unreliable

  • Personality processes are dimensional

  • Arbitrary decisions are used to define degree of trait

  • Dx are not based on mutually exclusive criteria

  • Need clearer sets of classification rules

    • Nonoverlapping
  • Dimensional approach has been proposed, but which is best?

  • Where is edge between personality and personality disorder?



Homosexuality and American Psychiatry

  • Homosexuality and American Psychiatry

  • Removed from DSM in 1974

    • Prior to that was considered a disorder
  • However, early sexologists such as Magnus Hirschfeld and Havelock Ellis both believed that it was natural

  • Freud believed that its origins were early and it was unchangeable—nothing to be ashamed of

  • Kinsey said 10 % (but this is wrong)—more like 2.5%

  • Homosexuality around the world

    • Never predominant
    • Always men>women
    • Never above 5% or so
  • Some increased likelihood of stress, anxiety, and depression. More suicidal ideation.



Paraphilias

  • Paraphilias

  • Recurrent, intense sexually arousing fantasies that generally involve nonhuman objects, suffering or humiliating oneself or one’s partner, or nonconsenting people

  • Compulsive quality

  • Nearly all male

  • Usually occur in clusters—over half show more than one

  • To dx, must be present for 6 months. There are 8 paraphilias, 5 of which we can dx if people act on them, regardless of whether or not the person experiences distress.



Sexual fixation on some object other than another human and attachment of erotic importance to that object

  • Sexual fixation on some object other than another human and attachment of erotic importance to that object

  • Transvestic fetishism

    • Cross dressing does not equal transvestism—some men dress in drag for other reasons
    • For the transvestite—sexually arousing
    • Not typically harmful—typically in private or with consent of partner
    • Typically operantly conditioned as children—many were dressed as girls; petticoat punishment
    • Reasons as adults—sexually arousing, relaxing, role playing, adornment
    • 68% are hetero
    • Most keep it secret, even from partners or wives. When wives find out, most are confused or shocked. Most try to be understanding at first, but later become more negative


Become sexually aroused from secretly viewing nudes

  • Become sexually aroused from secretly viewing nudes

  • Usually begins by age 15. Almost exclusively found in males

  • Unsuspecting is key—not pornos or strippers

  • Most are nonviolent, but may be violent if provoked

  • More dangerous

    • those who break in
    • those who draw attention to themselves
  • Risk is an element of the arousal

  • Tend to be less sexually experienced, not likely to be married, harbor feelings of inadequacy, lack social skills, less likely to have sisters or female friends



Sexual arousal from exposing genitals to others in culturally inappropriate situations

  • Sexual arousal from exposing genitals to others in culturally inappropriate situations

  • Cross-culturally, fewer than 20% are reported to police

  • 1/3 of college women have been victims of this

  • 30% of all arrests for sexual offenses are for flashing

  • About 10% of rapists and child molesters (in one sample) began as flashers

  • Urge to exhibit begins in early adolescence., exhibitionism itself usually begins before age 18. Frequency declines after 40

  • What they are like:

    • Typically young, unhappily married, timid, unassertive, lacking in social skills, lacking in sexual skills, doubts about own masculinity, suffer from feelings of inadequacy, many report overprotective mothers and poor rel. with fathers

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