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When was Psychology Founded?

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1879

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American Psychological Association

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Founded in 1892 with 12 members
Over 85000 members and provides many services today

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Treatment for psychological disorders in the middle ages

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Exorcism
Trephination
Natural Healers
Execution

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Who was kept in institutions?

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Psychotics
Neurotics
Murderers and Criminals

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Famous Institutions

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St. Mary’s in London (1547)
Salpetriere women’s facility in Paris (1656)
Bicetre men’s facility in Paris (1660)

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Phillipe Pinel

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Frenchman who famously unchained and released patients from the Salpetriere and the Bicetre

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Clifford Beers

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Wrote “The Mind that Found Itself” about his time in an institution and the inhumane practices

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Benjamin Rush

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Founder of the Mental Hygiene Movement that pushed for humane treatment in institutions

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Lighter Witmer

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Became the first American Clinical Psychologist in 1896 and established the first US psychological clinic

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Alfred Binet

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Developed the first IQ test for children in 1905

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Stanley Hall

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Invited Sigmund Frued to speak in US in 1909
Gave psychoanalysis a boost in popularity

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WWII impacts on psychology

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US Government requests IQ and aptitude tests to evaluate soldier potential
Nazi Germany attempts to use Gestalt Psychology “Principle of Similarity” to defend practices
Post-War psychology and neuropsychological treatment was focused on treating veterans

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National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)

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Founded in 1963 and allowed for formal psychology funding and research

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Community Mental Health Center Act

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Passed in 1963 and gave every county funds to produce a mental health center for treatment

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Titicut Follies

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Documentary released in 1965 that exposed the horrific conditions of Bridgewater State hospital and other institutions

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Psychological Assessment

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Process of gathering information about an individual or family for the purpose of diagnosis or treatment

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Standardization Group

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Large, representative group that is used to establish normative data for a particular test
Must run across age and gender

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Normative Data

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Typical performance data for a particular group of people that clients can be matched against

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Popular Assessment Tests

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MMPI- Personality
WAIS-R- Intellectual
Bender-Gestalt- Neuropsychological

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Personality

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Pattern of thinking, feeling and acting that emerges in familiar situations
40-60% heritability

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Projective Personality Tests

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Interpretation of ambiguous stimuli provides information about personality
Based on psychoanalysis and depends on interpretation, no normative data
Best used to gather freeform data and form hypothesis

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Projective Tests

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Thematic Apperception Test- Tell story about cards
Rorschach Ink Blot Test
Sentence Completion
Drawing Tests

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Objective Personality Tests

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Structured and unambiguous; standardized with formal scoring
Structure: True/false, Yes/no, or Likert Scale
Easy to manipulate results

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Big 5 Personality Factors

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(N)- Neuroticism- Anxious, hostile, self-conscious, and insecure
(E)- Extraversion- Outgoing, social, upbeat, friendly, assertive
(O)- Openness- Curious, flexible, imaginative, artistic, unconventional
(A)- Agreeableness- Trusting, cooperative, modest, straightforward
(C)- Conscientiousness- Diligent, disciplined, well-organized, punctual, dependable

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Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI)

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Most Popular Personality Test
Has 4 validity scales and 10 Clinical Scales

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MMPI Validity Scales

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? (Cannot Say)- Unanswered questions
L (Lie)- Faking good; presentation of no problems
F (Infrequency)- Faking bad
K (Defensiveness)- Defensive to admitting problems

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MMPI Clinical Scales

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Hypochochondiasis- Concern about health
Depression- Depression
Hysteria- Somatic complains; Denial of psychological problems
Psychopathic Deviate- Antisocial Behavior
Masculinity-Feminity- Nonstandard gender interests
Paranoia- Suspiciousness
Psychasthenia- Anxiety
Schizophrenia- Disturbed thought
Hypomania- Manic mood
Social Introversion- Shy, socially inept

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Intelligence Assessment

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Used to predict academic and vocational success, test for disability, and in diagnosing learning disability (need IQ-Achievement discrepancy)
Most reliable after 17 years old

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Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS-IV)

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Most Popular IQ Test
Scored with mean of 100 and SD of 15
5 Scores-
Full Scale IQ
Verbal Comprehension
Perceptual Reasoning
Working Memory
Processing Speed

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Arthur Benton

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Father of American Neuropsychology and got Ph.D. at Iowa

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Neuropsychology

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The clinical study and evaluation of brain-cognition relationships
Idea that cognitive ability is linked to brain areas

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Parts of Neuropsychological Assessments

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Clinical Interview
Formal Testing
Interpretation and Feedback
Function- Establish diagnosis and prognosis for recovery

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Acute Epoch

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Within 3 months of brain trauma
Most recovery happens here

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Chronic Epoch

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Over 3 months of brain trauma

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Areas of Neuropsychological Assessment

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Attention and Working Memory
Premorbid Ability
Language
Perception
Executive Function
Memory
Motor
Mood/Personality
Adaptive/ Social Skills

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Common Neuropsychological Tests

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Boston Naming Test
Benton Judgement of Line Orientation
Trail Making Test
Wisconsin Card Sorting Test
Digit Symbol / Coding
Grooved Pegboard
Geriatric Depression Scale

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Frontal Lobe

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Responsible for Working memory, concentration, Initiation & inhibition, planning, decision making, motor speech, executive function

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Temporal lobe

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Auditory processing, receptive speech, and secondary memory

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Parietal lobe

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Body orientation, visual-spatial skills, and sensory integration

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Occipiatal lobe

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Visual Processing

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Lateralization of Function

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Left- Logic, details, language, and verbal processing; gray matter
Right- Emotion, holistic, spatial, and non-verbal processing; white matter

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Brain impairments

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Trauma, stroke, tumors, infections, degenerative diseases, and chronic alcoholism

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