Abnormal Psychology

SI10 SUBJECT INDEX

Hysteria, 331, 333, 353

Freud on, 17

humane treatments for, 14–15

° I °

Iceberg metaphor of mind, 18f

Id, 18, 118

IDEA.See Individuals with

Disabilities Education Act

(IDEA)

Idealization, 599–600

Ideal self, 121, 206

Ideas of reference, 586

Identity

ethnic, 64

problems in, 332

IEPs.See Individualized

education programs (IEPs)

Illusions

of control, 256

in delirium, 690

Imaginal exposure, 124, 274,

323–324

Imipramine, 181

Immigrants.See also Racial/

ethnic groups

acculturation of, 65–66

depressive disorders in, 214

schizophrenia and,

551–552

Impairment, 4–6. See also

Quality of life

assessment of, 103

defi nition of, 5

panic disorder and, 267

Implicit memory, 683

Impotence.See Male erectile

disorder

Impulse control, 26

serotonin in, 236

suicide and, 234, 236–237

temperament and, 59

Impulsivity

in attention-defi cit/hyperactivity

disorder, 658f

in borderline personality

disorder, 600

in bulimia nervosa, 445

in conduct disorder, 652

in narcissistic personality

disorder, 611

in personality disorders, 592

substance use disorders and,

386

Inappropriate affect, 55–56

In body dysmorphic disorder,

372

Incidence, 78

Incongruence, 21

Independent variables, 156–158,

175

Inderal, 323

Individualist cultures, 65,

552–553

Individualized education

programs (IEPs), 631, 667

Individuals with Disabilities

Education Act (IDEA), 631,

647

Information processing, 23–24

Informed consent, 168, 168t,

720–721

Inhibitedness, 576

Injections, in substance abuse,

413

Inpatient commitment, 735–737

Inpatient treatment, 140

Inquisition, 13

Insanity defense

abolishing, 727

American Legal Institute test for,

723, 724t

assessment for, 726

Durham test for, 722–723,

724t

irresistible impulse test for,

722, 724t

M’Naghten test for, 722, 724t

reform acts on, 723

Insecure attachment, 25,

576–577

Insight, 118

in hypochondriasis, 365

lack of in schizophrenia,

547–548

Institutional review boards

(IRBs), 168

Intellectual disability. See

Mental retardation

Intelligence

crystallized, 683

fl uid, 683

Intelligence quotient (IQ), 98–99,

319–320, 626

aging and, 683

in autism, 634

learning disorders and, 643

Internal attibutional style,

204–205, 204t

in bipolar disorders, 226

Internalizing problems, 57, 85

Internal validity, 159

International Classifi cation of

Diseases (ICD), 78–79

Internet

cybertherapy, 133–134

self-help via, 141

Interneurons, 38

Interoceptive cues, 269

Interoceptive exposure, 274, 275t

Interpersonal and social rhythm

therapy (IPSRT), 229f, 230

Interpersonal defi cits, 136t

Interpersonal strategies, in

personality disorders, 576

Interpersonal therapy (IPT),

135–136, 136t

for borderline personality

disorder, 607

for depressive disorders, 181,

214

for eating disorders, 466–467

for personality disorders, 580

Interpretation, 119

Intersex individuals, 476

Interviews, clinical, 94–98

family systems therapy, 137

research challenges in, 170–171

Intoxication, 382, 692

Invalidation, 604

Inventories, personality, 99–100

In vivo exposure, 124, 274

for posttraumatic stress

disorder, 323–324

Involuntary movements

in schizophrenia, 544

tardive dyskinesia, 556–557,

739

Ipecac, 444

IPT. See Interpersonal therapy

(IPT)

Irresistible impulse test, 722,

724t

Irritable bowel syndrome,

84–85

° J °

Jackson, Michael, 370

Jamison, Kay Redfi eld, 192,

213, 216, 217–218, 220,

224, 225, 230–231, 232

Jealous delusions, 531

Jewel, 647

Johnson, Virginia, 494

Jumping to conclusions, 54t

° K °

Kansas v. Crane, 738

Kansas v. Hendricks, 738

Kava, 390

Kendra’s law, 736–737

Ketamine, 416

Klonapin, 273

Knapp, Caroline, 406, 438

Knightley, Keira, 647

Koro, 8, 9, 370–371

Korsakoff’s syndrome, 408, 697

Kraepelin, Emil, 74

° L °

LAAM (levo-alpha-acetyl-

methadol), 423

Lability, 55

Lack of insight, 547–548

Lake v. Cameron, 738–739

Lamictal, 228

Lamotrigine, 228

Language differences, 144, 146,

174

agnosia, 687–688

aphasia, 687

in Asperger’s disorder,

635–636

in dementia, 701

Lanugo, 439

Last supper effect, 454, 454f

Latah, 333

Latent content, 120

Laxative use, 444

Lead exposure, 628, 630, 664,

697

Learned alarms, 269

Learned helplessness, 52,

66–67

child maltreatment and, 61

in depression, 155, 205

Learning, 48–53

behaviorism on, 23

in classical conditioning,

48–49

observational, 53

in operant conditioning,

50–52, 52t

in somatization disorder, 358

Learning disorders, 643–648

Legal issues, 717–743

civil commitment, 733–737

competency to stand trial,

727–728

confi dentiality, 719–721

criminal commitment,

732–733

dangerousness, 729–738

drug courts, 740–741

duty to warn/duty to protect,

732

Individuals with Disabilities

Education Act, 631, 647

insanity, 721–729

right to treatment, 738–739

sexual predator laws,

737–738

Legal proceedings, 105

Lelewer, Nancy, 644

Lennon, John, 381, 382, 388,

404, 412, 421

Let It Be (fi lm), 412

Lewy bodies, dementia due to,

708–709, 710t

Lexapro, 258

Librium, 407

Ligands, 93

Limbic system, 36–37

in depressive disorders, 200

in panic disorder, 268

Lithium, 228

Little Albert, 48–49, 123, 157,

294

Localized amnesia, 334

Locke, John, 13

Locus coeruleus, 268–269, 319

Longitudinal studies, 162–163

Loosening of associations, 525

Lorazepam, 407

LSD (lysergic acid

deithylamide), 384,

413–414, 424

Luria-Nebraska

Neuropsychological

Battery, 94

Luvox, 308

° M °

MacArthur Adjudicative

Competence Study, 728

MacArthur Coercion Study, 735