significant distruption in a individual cognitive

widely used classification system in us.

used worldwide for clinical and general health monitoring

melds biological and psychosocial factors to foresee a disorder likehood

excessive fear and behavioral disturbance

uncontrollable worry about various aspects

unexpected panic attacked and persistent concern

locus cueruleus

subtile bodily sensation remembering anxiety and fear

also known as social Disorders

fear a particular object or situation

fear and avoidance of situation

unconditioned stimulus that elicit fear

acquiring fear by observing others

fear instilled through information

characterize by unwanted intrusive thoughts

orbitofrontal cortex

face extremely stressful events

severe mood and emotions disturbance

loss of interest in activities

manic depression

negative thought patters triggered by stressful events

disconnects from core sense of self

inability to recall important personal information

a sense of detachment from the world

multiple personalities disorder

unique thinking, feeling and behavioral pattern

distrust / suspicion

restricted emotional expression

discomfort in close relationship

disregard other right impulsivity

self image

attention seeking

grandiosity

hypersensitivity

excessive needs

perfectionalism

lack of remorse

influence of group majority

acceptance or to fit in

due to a belief

to command

group consensus

post discussion

individual efforts

loss of self awareness

evaluation of people ideas or object

mental discomfort experience

affect our attitude by putting more effort into joining groups

act of inducing attitude change

effectiveness of persuasion

fact based

superficial based

persuasion strategies

membership in social group

overgeneralizing belief

unfair treatment of individuals

four types of discrimination

preference for each members of group

when in groups blame out groups