Practice Exams Flashcards

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Can you accept contingent fees?

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No

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Middle class white with IC-IR would have a black client most difficult if they are

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IC-ER

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Paiget views development as: passive/active: continuous/discontinous

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  • active and discontinuous (each stage is different)
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Internal validity would get threatened by not doing what? random assignment to groups or random sampling?

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Random assignment to groups

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What is the MMPI fake bad profile?

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Low K
High F

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When is informed consent not necessary?

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Investigating educational practice. Still may need it in naturalistic if observed content may be incriminating

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What is self perfection theory in the epinephrine studies?

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When people don’t have an explanation for their arousal they will look to context

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What has least impact on kids?

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Frequency of contact with dad

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Re: language, damage to the right hemisphere is related to what?

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Damage to pragmatics and emotional prosody

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Which is least susceptible to siation?

  • primary, secondary or generalized reinforcers?
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Generalized

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Withdrawal after heavy use of what leads to seizures?

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Alcohol

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Greatest age related atrophy

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Prefrontal cortex and parietal lobes

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Systems theory. Define positive and negative feedback

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  • positive - changes status quo - change
  • negative maintains status quo
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Encoding specific hypothesis’s

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  • conditions learned = conditions recalled
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Describe sensitivity and specificity

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  • true positives
  • true negatives
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Self defining memories are what (3)

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  • unresolved conflict
  • resistant to change
  • emotional
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Are culturally competent interventions effective for all groups?

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  • just adults
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  • stress and cortisol in hippocampus leads to what
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  • can retrieve declarative memories
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Is extinction a good strategy to stop behaviour?

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No because of extinction burst

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Can you date previous therapy clients?

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If 2 years passes + other contingencies

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What big 5 increases with age?

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Agreeableness and conscientiousness

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Newborns have 3 cries signalling what?

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Hunger, pain, anger

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Actor-observer effect

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  • actor - situational
  • observer - dispositional
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Heterotraitmonomethod - small - larger
- adequate divergent validity *because it’s the same method so if it’s 2 different traits, there should be less overlap) - inadequate
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Damage to right- non dominant hemisphere will lead to
- Indifference
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Standard error Standard error of estimate
Create CI around obtained score “ around estimated scores
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Can programs mandate therapy
Yes if - outlined in admissions requirements - needed to evaluate problems that pose threat to studies/profession
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Gamblers fallacy
An event hasn’t happened in a while so it will soon
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Subpoenas
- can’t refuse - don’t have to divulge all info - need client authorization
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Highest duty of supervisor?
Protecting welfare of clients
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Paired t test
T test from correlated samples
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Men and woman family conflict
Same
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Law of attraction - spending time with ppl similar to us
- reinforcement
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Malpractice claims 4
1) in a relationship with standard of care 2) breached duty 3) caused harm 4) breach = harm
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What twins are more similar
- mono twins reared apart are more similar than di twins reared together *genetics are strong*
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What conditioning is the fastest
Delay *opposite of fast*
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Alzheimer’s NT
- low ach - high gaba
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visual agnosia, placidity with a loss of normal fear, hyperorality, and indiscriminate hypersexuality?
- damage in temporal lobes, amygdala, and hippocampus - kluver bucy syndrome
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Ultimate attribution
- positive traits = situational - negative traits = disposition - applies to out group (entire group of people)
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Duty to earn in correctional facilities
Safety of staff and inmates > confidentiality - don’t tell inmate because of retaliation
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- earliest week of validity for fetus
- 22
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- deese, rodiger, and mcdermmet (DRM) assess what?
- false memories - illusory memories - creates false memory of words *deez nuts and the me 2 movement*
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ECT VS rTMS
- higher response and remission rate
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CRAFT
- adult- substance use - won’t participate in therapy
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Self instructional training - 5 steps
1) cognitive modelling 2) overt external guidance 3) overt self guidance 4) faded overt self guidance 5) covert self instruction
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Episodic buffer
- integrated new verbal and visual info with info from long term memory
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Heart disease - highest disorder comorbid is
Depression
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Dating a clients relative
- can’t do this and can’t terminate therapy to do this - can howler, do this with former clients but want to explore impact of previous client
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Video egg used for
PNES (psychogenic nonepeleptic seizures)
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Community based participatory research
- action research - using research to help community/social change
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Original dopamine hypothesis
- negative symptoms - hyperactivity in corticol areas - positive symptoms - hyperactivity in sub cortical areas
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Debriefing in research
- can be delayed or withheld
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Cognitive therapy for suicide prevention - 3 steps
1) emotion regulation 2) cognitive flexibility 3) relapse prevention
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When can assent be waived
- capacity - research benefits health of child and isn’t available outside of research opportunity
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Wolpe’s reciprocal inhibition
- pairing a feared stimuli with relaxing stimuli
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Life course antisocial
- adverse social environment - neuropathy vulnerabilities
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Blocking RNA synthesis does what?
- interfere with formation of long term but not short term memories
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Questions asked by narrative therapists
- externalize problem
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What brain area is active in ocd
Caudate nucleas
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