Jeopardy - Exam 3 - Board 1

Question 1

These can persist for days, weeks, or years

Answer 1

Long-term memories

Question 2

H.M. underwent this surgery to treat severe seizures

Answer 2

Bilateral hippocampi removal

Question 3

This field studies patterns of disease prevalence

Answer 3

Epidemiology

Question 4

The Genain quadruplets are famous because

Answer 4

They are monozygotic quadruplets all diagnosed with Sz

Question 5

This brain region is activated when viewing someone as “human”

Answer 5

Ventral medial prefrontal cortex (vmPFC)

Question 6

These are stored for a very brief period of time

Answer 6

Iconic memories

Question 7

H.M. demonstrated this when he couldn’t recall events occurring after his surgery

Answer 7

Anterograde amnesia

Question 8

The lifetime prevalence of psychiatric disorders in the U.S. is nearly

Answer 8

50%

Question 9

Monozygotic twins show a higher rate of ____ for Sz than dizygotic twins

Answer 9

Concordance

Question 10

These brain regions show increased activation to in-group than out-group faces

Answer 10

Fusiform face area (FFA) and posterior cingulate cortex (PCC)

Question 11

This stores information currently attended to

Answer 11

Short-term memory

Question 12

Improved performance on the mirror-drawing task indicated that H.M. could form

Answer 12

New non-declarative memories

Question 13

These behaviors fall outside of societal norms

Answer 13

Deviant behaviors

Question 14

Risk of schizophrenia is greatest among individuals living in these regions

Answer 14

Big cities

Question 15

Activation of this brain area may reflect a general sense of familiarity for members of one’s own racial group

Answer 15

Posterior cingulate cortex (PCC)

Question 16

The digit-span task assesses this form of memory

Answer 16

Short-term

Question 17

H.M.’s performance on digit-span memory tasks indicated

Answer 17

Intact short-term/working memory

Question 18

This perspective integrates biological, psychological, and sociocultural information to understand psychopathology

Answer 18

Biopsychosocial model

Question 19

Babies born in the Spring may be more likely to be diagnosed with Sz because they are at an increased for

Answer 19

Prenatal exposure to the flu

Question 20

Activation of this brain area was positively correlated with IAT scores

Answer 20

Amygdala

Question 21

Better recall for items at the beginning of a list, which is associated with

Answer 21

Primacy effect; long-term memory

Question 22

H.M.’s post-surgery memory capabilities challenged this perspective that intact brain areas will compensate for memory functions of damaged areas

Answer 22

Equipotentiality

Question 23

For diagnosis with a psychopathology, an individual’s behavior must meet at least one of these three criteria

Answer 23

Behavior must be deviant, maladaptive, and/or distressing to the individual

Question 24

The cause of Sz is probably best understood using this complex, multilevel, and multidirectional perspective

Answer 24

Epigenetics

Question 25

We see evidence of neural categorization of race as early as

Answer 25

100 ms (N100 - greater to out-group members)