Chapter 3- Developmental Perspective on Psychopathology

Question 1

Core tenets:

• BLANK is used as a developmental marker
• Developmental psychopathology is unique in its emphasis on BLANK BLANK when investigating the development of adaption and disorder
• –> BLANK experiences are critical in the unfolding of future behaviors because individuals interpret and respond to new stations based on their BLANK history
• BLANK influence of typical and atypical development both provided a BLANK understanding of development
• Interpretation of a behavior as adaptive or maladaptive depends on the BLANK in which the behavior occurs and the BLANK of the behavior.
• A behavior can only be deemed as adaptive or maladaptive when the BLANK are considered

Answer 1

• Age
• prior experience
• past, prior
• Mutual, comprehensive
• Context, outcome
• Outcomes

Question 2

What are the core tenets- equifinality vs multifinality?

2pts

Answer 2

Equifinality: Multiple ways that people can develop a psychopathology, multiple ways to a single outcome

Multifinality: similar/same causes/events can lead to different outcomes (resilience vs. maladaptive behavior)