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1. athealth.com · 03 · Mental_status_B8506_03-14The Mental Status Examination - At Health

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   The mental status examination (MSE) is based on your observations of the client. It is not related to the facts of the client's situation, but to the way the person acts, how the person talks, and how the person looks while in your presence. A mental status examination can be an abbreviated assessment done because someone appears to be in ...

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2. thehub.utoronto.ca · 2014 · 05Understanding the Mental Status Examination

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   Appearance. Examples of items in the appearance category include body type, posture, poise, clothes, grooming, hair, and nails. Common terms used to describe appearance are healthy, sickly, ill at ease, looks older/younger than stated age, disheveled, childlike, and bizarre.

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3. pathologia.ed.ac.uk · topic · mental-stateMental State Examination 1 – Appearance and Behaviour

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   Describe the general purpose and component parts of the Mental State Examination (MSE), especially patients’ appearance and behaviour. Evaluate patients’ appearance and behaviour and use appropriate terminology to describe abnormalities.

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5. stritch.luc.edu · lumen · mededThe Mental Status Exam - luc.edu

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   1. Appearance Is it Appearance or Behavior? General Guideline: If you can capture it in a photo it’s appearance. If you need a movie it’s a behavior. In describing appearance consider including: general-gender, stated age, appears stated age, appears older/younger than stated age

6. www.psychdb.com · teaching · mental-status-exam-mseMental Status Exam (MSE) - PsychDB

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   Jan 18, 2024 · The Mental Status Exam is a “snapshot” of a patient, that describes their behaviours and thoughts at the time you interviewed them. Think about how a psychotic individual's MSE might change over the course of a few hours, or how a manic patient might similarly fluctuate. Appearance and Behaviour.

7. academic.oup.com · edited-volume · 38666Researching Appearance: Models, Theories, and Frameworks

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   This article highlights the complexities inherent in researching appearance. It considers several key constructs and theoretical approaches derived from evolutionary, psychological, and sociocultural perspectives which have been proposed to explain how we make judgements concerning appearance both in relation to ourselves and to others.

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   What are examples of appearance?

   • Examples of items in the appearance category include body type, posture, poise, clothes, grooming, hair, and nails. Common terms used to describe appearance are healthy, sickly, ill at ease, looks older/younger than stated age, disheveled, childlike, and bizarre.

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   Why is appearance important in defining self-concept?

   • The framework has at its centre that appearance can be more or less ‘salient’ in relation to its importance in defining self-concept (Moss & Carr, 2004). In addition, the framework suggests that individuals vary in the extent to which they positively or negatively evaluate their appearance, referred to as ‘valence’.

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   Is there a tension between appearance and psychology?

   • The tension of remaining focused on the psychological processes common to all those with appearance concerns yet keeping in mind the unique consequences of a particular condition, has been previously commented upon by Rumsey and Harcourt (2005) in their book on the psychology of appearance where they stated:

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   Do appearance-altering conditions affect appearance?

   • In addition, recent research suggests that a significant number of people living with appearance-altering conditions report the typical (weight and shape) appearance concerns as found in the general population, which may be anatomically unrelated to their visible difference (Rumsey et al., under review).

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9. cod.pressbooks.pub · introductiontopsychologyIntroduction to Psychology (June 2021 Edition)

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   Contents . Brief Table of Contents 1 License 3 . Part I. Unit 1: Thinking Like a Psychologist . 1. Module 1: How Psychologists Think 9 2. Module 2: How Psychologists Know What They Know 25