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This lesson explores the assessment of psychological disorders through medical and biopsychosocial models. It discusses the implications of labeling disorders, including positive aspects and stigmas, referencing notable studies like Rosenhan's hospital experiment. Students will evaluate the legitimacy of ADHD as a disorder, analyze its diagnosis rates, and consider treatment options such as Ritalin and Adderall, including potential side effects. We will also discuss the Hunter vs. Farmer hypothesis, the historical context of ADHD, and the broader implications of labeling psychological conditions.
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AP Psychology 3/13/14
Psychological disorders • How do you determine if someone has a disorder? • Do you agree with this paradigm?
Medical model & biopsychosocial model • Compare & contrast these in a Venn diagram
Positives of labeling • How is labeling psychological disorders positive for those suffering from them?
Stigmas attached with labeling • Rosenhan: hospital • Langer: videotapes • Page: rooms
Evaluate • Is it necessary to label psychological disorders? • Is it positive or negative to label psychological disorders?
ADHD • Is ADHD a legitimate disorder? (dopamine, grey matter) • ADHD diagnosis rates—what does this suggest about the disorder? • Treatment: Ritalin (dopamine SRI) & Adderall (amphetamine) • Side effects of Ritalin? Adderall? • 30-50% of adults are still diagnosed with ADHD that were diagnosed as children. Thoughts? • Hunter vs. Farmer Hypothesis—no genetic disadvantage? Should ADHD be considered a disorder? Should ADHD be treated biologically?
FRQs • Take 45 minutes to complete both FRQs
Homework • Complete abnormal chapter. • We will discuss anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, & personality in the next 2 classes. Come prepared!