Consistently Occurring Abnormal Sleep Patterns That Cause Subjective Distress and Interfere

question 143

Multiple Choice

Consistently occurring abnormal sleep patterns that cause subjective distress and interfere with a person's daytime functioning is a definition of:

• A)stimulant-induced psychosis.
• B)a sleep disorder.
• C)dissociative anesthesia.
• D)delirium tremens.

Identify effective goals and interventions for disturbed sleep patterns.

Differentiate between sleep and rest and their impacts on the body.

Manage and support pediatric sleep issues, such as sleepwalking and enuresis.

Understand the classification and characteristics of different sleep disorders.

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Definitions:

Psychosexual Development

A Freudian concept outlining how personality development takes place through stages during childhood, centered around the gratification of libidinal urges.

Fixation

An obsessive focus or attachment to a person, concept, or object, often stemming from unresolved developmental conflicts.

Striving for Superiority

A concept introduced by Alfred Adler, suggesting that a primary motivation for human behavior is the drive to overcome feelings of inferiority.

Psychological Disturbances

Conditions affecting mental health, leading to deviations from expected thoughts, emotions, or behavior.