This week’s reflection: Every disorder involves a distortion or breakdown in one

This week’s reflection:
Every disorder involves a distortion or breakdown in one or more of the basic psychological functions, or processes, for which we have named chapters in this text. (You will remember that Wundt called them the “elements of conscious experience.”) It will help you understand the disorders described in this chapter if, in the following table, you will write in the names of the disorders described in this chapter next to the process that is most disrupted by each. (You may place some disorders in more than one category and more than one disorder in each category.) We have written in a few to get you started.
Disrupted Processes Psychological Disorders
Learning phobia
Sensation and Perception
Emotion phobia
Personality and Self-concept
Development ADHD
Memory and Cognition
Socialization
Question:
After completing the table, select one of the disorders and describe in detail the process that is disrupted by the disorder, and how it affects the person.