Class # 5 Cognitive Codes Flashcards

1
Q

verbalization is relatively clear and not bizarre

“Looks like those talky flowers at Disneyland”

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Deviant Verbalization 1 (DV1): idiosyncratic, quaint, immature, unsophisticated, etc.

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2
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incomprehensible or very difficult to understand word misuse that interferes with communication.

“A person tipping his card in a game of hands”
“inward type photograph of a flower’s reproductive cells”

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Deviant Verbalization 2 (DV2): this level should be obviously odd and difficult to understand.

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3
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Loose associations, task distortions, rambling circumstantial responses that drift off task

illogical or irrelevant replies to the question: What might this be?”

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Deviant response (DR)

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4
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  1. It looks like a sumatran tiger. I like those tigers. Don’t you love them? Tigers are beautiful.
  2. …Did you see that movie? Do you remember the part where….

These are examples of what?

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DR1

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5
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Contains some inappropriate language that are not related to the task, but are nonetheless clear and understandable.

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DR1

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6
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Markedly confusing communications or communication failures that are clearly off task (e.g., statements that make you go, “WTF?”). Usually a reactive response

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DR2

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7
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  1. It’s a little baby coming out of a mother, but she didn’t really have a little baby even though she is a mother
  2. Something hiding. If you tell the truth, you won’t get in trouble. But if you’re sneaky like these people, you’ll realize it.

These are examples of what?

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DR2

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8
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confusing or overly concrete reasoning that does TWO things:
1. used to JUSTIFY or elaborate on a response
2. offered spontaneously and not prompted by the examiner

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PEC - Peculiar logic

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9
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  1. “It’s coming apart at the seam because it is schizophrenic”
  2. “It’s on top so it must be a crown”

These are examples of what?

A

PEC

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10
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Merging blot details into an implausible single object

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INC 1 or INC2

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11
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A horse with wings; red bears; a cat’s face, it is smiling; a spider with a lot of antlers sticking out; a dive-bombing butterfly; a dancing bear

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INC1

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12
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a frog with four testicles; a woman with the head of a chicken; a person with two heads; a dog laughing out loud; a guy with two heads for feet; a winged penis

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INC2

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13
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Difference between INC and FAB

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INC is odd combinations of attributes/features, and FABs are odd combinations of relationships or a departure from reality

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14
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  1. beavers trimming a Xmas tree
  2. bugs, worms, crickets at a party
  3. 2 monkeys packing up to leave for a trip
  4. Santa Claus with a liver as a hat

examples of what?

A

FAB1

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15
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  1. rabbit head with smoke coming out of its eyes
  2. 2 people and between them are their hearts

examples of what?

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FAB2

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16
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One part of the blot is seen as 2 objects in an impossible way.
like a photographic double exposure
requires a visual condensation

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Contamination

17
Q

a bug ox, a butterflower, blood and an island so a bloody island; a fire mountain

examples of what?

A

Contamination

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