psych revision part 2

Question 1

what is weird

Answer 1

western, educated, institutionalised, rich, democratic

Question 2

depression symptoms and how often do they need to be displayed

Answer 2

depressed mood most of the day, markedly diminished interest in pleasure in everyday activities, significant weight loss or weight increase or loss or increase of appetite, insomnia or hypersomnia, psychomotor agitation or retardation, fatigue or loss of energy, feelings of worthlessness or excessive guilt, diminished ability to concentrate or think, recurrent suicidal ideation/suicidal plan/attempts

nearly every day

Question 3

whats the stages of a classification system

Answer 3

conceptualise, classify, explain, treat

Question 4

classification system research context

Answer 4

organises a topic so researchers can coordinate efforts and know they are studying the same thing

Question 5

classification system health context

Answer 5

allows clinicians to label the problem at hand and use past research and literature to know what to do

Question 6

how does the DSM diagnose things

Answer 6

using criteria, you must fit all the criteria to receive a diagnosis

Question 7

what is one of the criteria

Answer 7

symptoms, you do not need to exhibit all the symptoms, usually just a certain number

Question 8

what are the DSM limitations

Answer 8

heterogeneity, dimensionality (severity), lack of causality

Question 9

anorexia nervosa dsm symptoms

Answer 9

Restriction of energy intake relative to requirements, leading to a significantly low body weight
B. Intense fear of gaining weight or becoming fat, or persistent behaviour that interferes with weight gain,
even though at a significantly low weight.
C. Disturbance in the way in which one’s body weight or shape is experienced, undue influence of body
weight or shape on self-evaluation, or persistent lack of recognition of the seriousness of the current low
body weight.
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Question 10

dsm anxiety disorders

Answer 10

social anxiety, generalised anxiety disorder, specific phobia, agorophobia, panic disorder

Question 11

norman triplett

Answer 11

cyclist - fishing reel experiment - social facilitation

Question 12

ako maori

Answer 12

culturally preferred teaching methods

Question 13

ata

Answer 13

relationships

Question 14

tino rangatiratanga

Answer 14

power throughout the whole process

Question 15

insecure resistant attached infants displayed what behaviour

Answer 15

least likely explore, most distressed when mother leaves, angry upon return but clingy

Question 16

Mātauranga

Answer 16

maori knowledge

Question 17

manaakitanga

Answer 17

hospitality

Question 18

how can you incorporate Tino rangatiratanga into your kaupapa research

Answer 18

as the research is for them, with them, by them - it is important to remember that the data is to benefit them, therefore how it is disseminated into the world matters, making sure they have power throughout the whole process

Question 19

what is the diathesis stress model

Answer 19

combination of genetics and environment

Question 20

what is the genetics around schizophrenia and genetics

Answer 20

twins with schizophrenia are 50% more likely, as they share the same genetic predispositions

Question 21

what is task switching

Answer 21

multi tasking

Question 22

why are mental health rates higher in maori populations

Answer 22

under reporting, under assessment, under treatment, less likely to be identified at lower levels

Question 23

taonga tuku iho

Answer 23

acknowledging culturally preferred teaching methods