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Which answer best describes the terms “multifinality” and “equifinality”?
A “multifinality” describes a pathway in which one specific factor can lead to multiple different outcomes. “equifinality” describes a pathway in which one specific factor can lead to one specific outcome.
B “multifinality” describes a pathway in which multiple different factors can lead to one specific outcome. “equifinality” describes a pathway in which one specific factor can lead to multiple different outcomes.
C “multifinality” describes a pathway in which one specific factor can lead to multiple different outcomes. “equifinality” describes a pathway in which multiple different factors can lead to one specific outcome.
D “multifinality” describes a pathway in which multiple factors can lead to multiple different outcomes. “equifinality” describes a pathway in which one specific factor can lead to one specific outcome.
C “multifinality” describes a pathway in which one specific factor can lead to multiple different outcomes. “equifinality” describes a pathway in which multiple different factors can lead to one specific outcome.
Which statement is false?
A Disinhibited Social Engagement Disorder (DSED) is less frequently diagnosed than Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD),
B RAD symptoms include: failure to seek comfort when distressed and poor emotion regulation,
C DSED symptoms include: lack of wariness and inappropriate physical contact,
D DSED symptoms are usually more persistent than RAD symptoms, requiring more treatment than just enhanced caregiving
A Disinhibited Social Engagement Disorder (DSED) is less frequently diagnosed than Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD)
What is the difference between continuity and discontinuity when it comes to development?
A. continuity is an abrupt and not predictive change and discontinuity is a gradual and predictive change.
B. continuity means no change and discontinuity means change
C. dicontinuity is an abrupt and not predictive change and continuity is a gradual and predictive change.
D. discontinuity means bad behaviour and continuity means good behaviour
C. dicontinuity is an abrupt and not predictive change and continuity is a gradual and predictive change.
What concept is shown in this example:
‘‘The infrequency of certain emotions, cognitions, and/or behaviors’’
A: Sociocultural norms
B: Prevalence
C: Equifinality
D: Statistical deviance
D: Statistical deviance
Volgens de gedragsmodellen heeft/hebben … een sterke invloed op de ontwikkeling van persoonlijkheid en psychopathologie.
A: mentale ontwikkeling
B: genen
C: cognitie
D: de omgeving
D: de omgeving
Dr. Stevens believes that 11-year old Emily’s psychological struggles began in her early childhood, and that as she grows and develops her troubles will also mature and change. Dr. Stevens is a proponent of the modern version of the ….. perspective in de developmental psychopathology.
A: Psychodynamic
B: Sociocultural
C:Humanistic
D: Behavioral
A: Psychodynamic
Welke van de volgende stellingen is juist
1. Continuity = developmental changes are gradual and quantitative; predictive of future behavior patterns
2. Discontinuity = developmental changes are abrupt and quantitative; not predictive of future behavior patterns
A: Beiden juist
B: Beiden onjuist
C: Alleen 1 is juist
D: Alleen 2 is juist
C: Alleen 1 is juist
Match the word with the definition. Definition: ‘ the percentage of a certain disease in the population at a certain point in time’
A. Lifetime prevalence
B. Prevalence
C. Incidence
D. Historical prevalence
B. Prevalence
What are the three major divinsions of the brain structure?
A Midbrain, forebrain, cerebellum
B midbrain, forebrain, hindbrain
C cerebellum, pons, medulla
D cerebellum, forebrain, midbrain
B midbrain, forebrain, hindbrain
Impact van onbewust processen, conflicten tussen processen en structuren van de geest en impact van succesvolle oplossingen van fase-gerelateerde uitdagingen op latere resultaten zijn kenmerken van.. A) een psychodynamisch model,
B) een cognitief model
C) hedendaags psychodynamisch model
D) Humanistisch model
A) een psychodynamisch model,
Tiara woont bij haar oom en tante omdat haar vader is overleden en haar moeder vroeger is overleden bij haar geboorte. Tiara is een leergierig en meestal vrolijk meisje met veel vrienden. Ze is wel af en toe verdrietig om het verlies van haar vader en moeder. Ze huilt dan soms ook samen met haar oom en tante als ze het erover hebben. Welke vorm van adaptatie hoort hierbij?
A. Poor adaptation
B. Adequate adaptation
C. Mediate adaptation
D. Optimal adaptation
D. Optimal adaptation
Wat houdt comorbidity in?
A: Het tegelijk voorkomen van 2 of meer stoornissen in een individu.
B: 2 stoornissen die niet tegelijk kunnen voorkomen in een individu.
C: Het niet meer kunnen voorkomen van een bepaalde stoornis in een individu door aanwezigheid van een specifieke stoornis.
D: Door het ontstaan van een nieuwe stoornis in een individu verdwijnt de oude stoornis.
A: Het tegelijk voorkomen van 2 of meer stoornissen in een individu.
Gender can not impact:
A) Expression
B) Onset
C) Resilience
D) Severity
C) Resilience
Which of the following types of research is mainly used to ease applying findings on clinical practices? Is it
A. Longitudinal research
B. Translational research
C. Developmental research
D. Cross-sectional research
B. Translational research
Wat is de juiste beschrijving van ‘homotypische continuïteit’?
A) vanuit één startpunt ontstaan verschillende problemen
B) de expressie van symptomen verandert gedurende de ontwikkeling
C) de expressie van symptomen is stabiel over tijd
D) verschillende startpunten leiden tot een hoger risico op een bepaald probleemgedrag
C) de expressie van symptomen is stabiel over tijd
A child has a few symptoms, she has difficulty with learning and a short attention span. Despite getting older, the expression of the symptoms remain the same. What sort of continuity are there talking about?
A. homotypic continuity
B. heterotypic continuity
C. cumulative continuity
D. stable continuity
A. homotypic continuity
Which of the following age-related issues of development does not belong to the toddler period?
A. Guided self-regulation
B. Increased autonomy
C. Awareness of standards for behavior
D. Expanding social world
D. Expanding social world
‘Hierbij ervaren kinderen verschillende reacties door hun genetisch beïnvloede emoties of gedragingen.’ Bij welke omschrijving hoort dit begrip?
A. Passieve correlatie
B. Actieve correlatie
C. Innovatieve correlatie
D. Evocatieve correlatie
D. Evocatieve correlatie
How do you call the 3 major divisions in the brain structure?
A) Hindbrain, Midbrain, Forebrain
B) Cerebrum, cerebellum, Medulla
C) Pons, Frontal lobe, Thalamus
D) Temporal lobe, cerebrum, forebrain
A) Hindbrain, Midbrain, Forebrain
Which is the most related to the avoidant attachment style?
A.inconsistency and unpredictability
B. inadequate care
C. adequate care
D. the caregiver is perceived as frightening, frightened, or malicious
B. inadequate care
The girl’s hair color is blonde and turns dark blond in winter. This is an example of:
A: genotype
B: Phenotype
C: heritability
D: Genome
B: Phenotype
Ouders hebben een significante invloed op ontwikkelingspaden van kinderen. Welke hoort niet tussen het rijtje?
A: initiating trajectories
B: decisive trajectories
C: supporting trajectories
D: mediating trajectories
B: decisive trajectories
The modern study of positive psychology is a direct outcome of which earlier theoretical perspective?
A: The sociocultural theory.
B:The humanistic approach
C: The cognitive-behavioral model
D: The psychodynamic paradigm
B:The humanistic approach
Van welk begrip is dit de omschrijving: Whether scores on a measure behave as predicted
A: Face validity
B: Construct validity
C: Discriminant validity
D: Convergent validity
B: Construct validity
What can make temperament a resilience factor?
A. Having a slow to warm temperament
B. Having parents who know how to handle a child’s temperament
C. Having an easy temperament.
D. Having a secure attachment to your caregivers
C. Having an easy temperament.
What is the function of cerebellum?
A relays information.
B regulates heart and lungs.
C movement and cognitive process.
D Mobility.
C movement and cognitive process.
Er bestaan verschillende ‘pathways of development’. Een situatie waarbij een scheiding van de ouders bijdraagt aan maladaptatie van het kind hoort bij het pathway…
A) stable adaptation
B) decline of adaptation
C) reversal maladaptation
D) temporal maladaptation
B) decline of adaptation
Een kind van 5 is bang voor zijn vader. Wat voor soort hechting heeft het kind met de vader?
A. avoidant attachment
B. Disorganized attachment
C. Shocked attachment
D. Resistant attachment
B. Disorganized attachment
Piet ziet dat zijn vader een pop slaat. Zodra Piet de pop in zijn handen krijgt begint hij de pop ook te slaan. Hoe heet het principe dat heeft plaatsgevonden waardoor Piet de pop ook slaat?
A: Modelling
B: Positive reinforcement
C: Negative reinforcement
D: Learning by doing
A: Modelling
Homotypic continuity is:
A) symptoexpression change with development
B)Stable expression of symptoms
C) Child in an environment that perpetuates maladaptive
D)The same beginnings as outcomes
B)Stable expression of symptoms
Kraeplin was one of the first people to classify psychopathic disorders. During which time did this process occur? Was this around
A. 1685
B. 1810
C. 1920
D. 1955
B. 1810
Veel sensitiviteit en weinig controle beschrijft de opvoedstijl:
A) Autoritatief
B) Autoritair
C) Permissief
D) Verwaarlozend
C) Permissief
Lisa is five years old and wants to play guitar, so she asked her parents if she can get a guitar for her birthday. Two years later and she is playing in a theater, apparently this little girl has a talent. What sort of gen/environment correlation are there talking about.
A. passive
B. active
C. reactive.
D. de-active
B. active
Which of the following models emphasizes intrapersonal and interpersonal factors in the development, course and treatment of psychopathology?
A. Psychological models
B. Sociocultural models
C. Physiological models
D. Categorical models of psychopathology
A. Psychological models
Wat is geen assumptie van het model van Elder?
A. Ontwikkelende individuen veranderen de toekomst.
B. Kinderen ontwikkelen binnen een sociale gemeenschap op een gegeven moment.
C. Culturen geven betekenis aan de manieren van ontwikkeling.
D. Deze gemeenschappen veranderen door gebeurtenissen en trends.
A. Ontwikkelende individuen veranderen de toekomst.
What do neurotransmitters provide?
A) communicate via synapse between neurons.
B) serve to inhibit or excite neurons.
C) receives input from other cells.
D) help increase the surface area of the cell body
B) serve to inhibit or excite neurons.
Teenagers’ heavy use of social media can most directly increase the risk of suicidality via which of the following?
A. information overload
B. social comparison
C. social isolation
D. peer contagion
D. peer contagion
What is the most common reason behind selective mutism?
A. they can’t proncounce words because of a language development disorder.
B. They do not want to talk to the person who is asking them something.
C. they might have a panic attack.
D. Anxiety makes them afraid or unable to talk in certain situations.
D. Anxiety makes them afraid or unable to talk in certain situations.
The validity of the DSM-5 criteria in diagnosing autism spectrum disorder is much debated. Which of the following criticisms is not part of this discussion?
A: Sensitivity.
B: Usability.
C: Feasibility.
D: Service eligibility.
C: Feasibility.
Which of these symptoms is NOT a symptom of mania?
A More talkative/pressure to keep talking
B Distractibility
C Hyper- or hypo-reactivity to sensory input/unusual interest in sensory aspects of environment
D Excessive involvement in activities that have a high potential for painful consequences
C Hyper- or hypo-reactivity to sensory input/unusual interest in sensory aspects of environment
Which component of the anxiety symptoms does the fight or flight response belong to?
A: Physical component
B: Cognitive component
C: Behavioral component
D: Reactional component
C: Behavioral component