Exam 3- Final Flashcards

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gene-environment correlation (rGE)

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when the environments that people experience are related to their genetic makeup (genetic control of exposure to the environment)

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passive rGE

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association between the genetic code a child inherits from their parents and the environment in which the child is raised (kid doesn’t do anything), requires contact between genetically related individuals

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reactive/evocative rGE

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association between an individual’s genetically influenced behavior and the reaction of those in the individual’s environment to that behavior

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active rGE

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association between an individual’s genetically influenced traits or behaviors and the environmental niches selected by the individual

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gene-environment interaction (GxE)

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when reaction to environments is related to genetic makeup, effect of the environment depends on the genotype

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diathesis-stress model

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theory that mental and physical disorders develop from a genetic or biological predisposition for that illness (diathesis) combined with stressful conditions that play a precipitating or facilitating role

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g/ g factor

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general cognitive ability, common variance between all cognitive tests

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intelligence

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(according to the APA) the ability to understand and use complex ideas, adapt efficiently to the environment, learn from experience, and engage in abstract reasoning

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Flynn Effect

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average IQ has increased by a few points per decade because of increases in access to educational attainment and general improvements to our environment and quality of life

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prevalence

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the proportion of the population who have (or had) a disease in a given time period

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comorbidity

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when two disorders or illnesses occur in the same person sequentially or simultaneously

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what percentage of people diagnosed with a mental disorder will get diagnosed with a second?

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66%

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internalizing disorder

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directing distress inward
Ex. MDD, GAD, Panic disorder, Animal/Situational phobias

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externalizing disorder

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directing distress outward, acting out distress
Ex. Adult antisocial behavior, conduct disorder, alcohol/drug dependence

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thought disorder

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Ex. OCD, mania, schizophrenia

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15
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p factor

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one general psychopathology dimension, conceptually parallels g factor

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heterogeneity

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the quality or state of being diverse in character or content

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heterogeneity in phenotype

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when a behavioral phenotype is comprised of distinct phenotypes with distinct etiologies (subtypes explained by different risk factors)

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heterogeneity in environmental risk factors

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different environmental factors can lead to the disease phenotype in different people

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heterogeneity in genetic risk factors

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there can be multiple genetic pathways to the same phenotype