Introduction

Question 1

When does one deviate from the norm?

Answer 1

1. developmental delay
2. ext. high or low frequency of behaviour.
3. behavioural inappropriateness.
4. regression or deterioration.
5. ext. high or low intensity of behaviour.
6. abrupt changes in behaviour.
7. persistence over time.
8. qualitative difference from normal behaviour.

Question 2

What are the five models of psychopathology?

Answer 2

1. medical model.
2. behavioural model.
3. cognitive model.
4. psychoanalytic model.
5. family systems model.

Question 3

What are child risk factors of developmental abnormality?

Answer 3

1. genes.
2. perinatal complications
3. IQ
4. health problems.
5. self-esteem.
6. learning disabilities.
7. emotional immaturity.
8. temperament.
9. social incompetence.
10. peer rejection.

Question 4

What are the family risk factors of developmental abnormality?

Answer 4

1. poverty.
2. abuse.
3. SES.
4. neglect.
5. conflict.
6. psychopathology parents.
7. stress.

Question 5

what are the environmental risk factors of developmental abnormality?

Answer 5

1. race.
2. ethnicity.
3. gender inequality.
4. crime.
5. neighbourhood.

Question 6

What are the child protective factors of developmental abnormality?

Answer 6

1. IQ.
2. social skills.
3. self-confidence.
4. positive outlook.
5. coping abilities.

Question 7

What are the family protective factors of developmental abnormality?

Answer 7

1. authoritative parenting.
2. family support.
3. financial stability.
4. medical care.
5. protection from violence.

Question 8

What the environmental protective factors of developmental abnormality?

Answer 8

1. support in school.

2. connection prosocial organizations.