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Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders and Dissociative Disorders CHAPTER OUTLINE prec eeneReeceee + Describe applications that employ discipline-based problem solving: + Correctly identify antacedents and consequences. of bohavior and mantal processes [APA SLO 5.3c] (see textbook pages 186-187 194) Describe examples of relevant and practical applications of psychological principles to everyday lite [APA SLO 5.88] (see textbook ages 181, 186) * Portns ofthis chapter ever eamingextearnes suggested bythe Amercan Payal Asaeition [2012 nt eases ‘orth underradunepeyeology mor Cooper eoverge fh ‘Side above 3 APA Cdl and A SuggestesLesrng Outcome (SL, “Maybe itS you! The popular imag ow called more accurately ing really wrong with them, This is usually a harmaless tendency. that may even be worth some good-natured jokes, But for a few individuals, the preoccupation with their health or appearance becomes so great that st dominates thei lives. Their problems fall Under the gener heading of somatic symptom disorders. Sond nanos nd the problems preoecupyng these people sem, ‘be physical disorders. What the somatic symptom dis- ‘orders have in common is that there is an excessive or maladaptive response to physical symptoms or to associated health concerns Tide uc sone pape unr eta iba of neicaly unexplained phys symptoms olde Hastan etal, 2009; Woolfolk & Allen, 2011), butin some cases the medical ‘cause of the presenting physical symptoms is known but the emo- these experiences, some people feel as if they are dreaming. “These mild sensations that most people experience occasionally are slight alterations, or detachments, in consciousness or identity

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