New TW 4

Question 0

ADHD concordance rates

Answer 0

monotwins 80%

Question 1

Somatization disorder comorbidity rates

Answer 1

61% personality disorder
55% MDD
34% GAD
24% panic

Sub abuse lower

Question 2

Cryptomnesia

Answer 2

Attributing source of information to self

Question 3

Prolonged alcohol use more likely to have effect on verbal or visiospacial abilities?

Answer 3

Visiospacial

Question 4

DSM 4 relies on — basis for diagnosis

Answer 4

Categorical

Question 5

Cultural empathy

Answer 5

Therapist appreciates cultural differences in a way that extends traditional boundaries of empathy

Question 6

Hyponatremia
Hypokalemia
Hypercapnia

Answer 6

Low sodium levels
Low potassium levels
High levels of carbon monoxide

Question 7

Rates of comorbid dx in children with LD

… In adulthood?

Answer 7

Higher than in general population, also in adulthood

Question 8

Class-bound values
Culture-bound values
Language variables

Answer 8

Class-bound values: time boundaries; ambiguous approach to problem solving, emphasis on long-range goals

Culture-bound values: individualism, cause-and-effect relationship for clients problems

Language variables: standard English and verbal communication stressed

Question 9

Bio data is an effective predictor of

Answer 9

Turnover

Question 10

Highest chances of premature dropout…

Answer 10

AA client with therapist of different race

Question 11

Functional amnesia

Answer 11

Cannot recall significant autobiographic information

Question 12

What brain structure is over active in people with OCD and under active in people with huntingtons?

Answer 12

Caudate nucleus

Question 13

Briquet’s syndrome is a

Answer 13

Somatiform disorder

Question 14

Heteroscedasticity refers to

Answer 14

High differentiation of scatter

Question 15

For severe cases of depression, Becks cognitive theory can focus on

Answer 15

Behavioral adjustments

Question 16

Positive and negative events seem to impact:

Answer 16

Short term satisfaction and well-being

Question 17

What is the leading cause of infant death?

Answer 17

Congenital abnormalities

Question 18

What dimension of the health belief model is most influential?

Answer 18

Perceived barriers

Question 19

Baumgartners stages of integration of HIV status into identity

Answer 19

Diagnosis - shock, fear
Post- diag turning point - social interaction
Immersion - in HIV community
Post- immersion turning point - revaluation of priorities
Integration - engage in unrelated activities
Disclosure - occurs throughout

Question 20

With ECT, memory loss is:

Answer 20

Usually reversible and mor likely to include autobiographic information

Question 21

Most common associated features with Tourette’s

Answer 21

Obsessions and compulsions

Question 22

Area of brain stimulated when imagining engaging in an activity

Answer 22

Parietal

Question 23

Gottfredson

Answer 23

Theory of circumscription and compromise - how gender and prestige influence and limit career choice.

Question 24

Eigenvalue

Answer 24

Explained variance of one of the factors