Pyschology Lecture 10 Flashcards

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What is the Social Ecological Model

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A model acknowledging that the individual is influenced by a collection of larger interrlated and cumulative contexts such as organizations communities and governments.

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What is Epidemiology

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study of changing patterns of health and disease across populations and geographic areas

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3
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what is the index case

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the first identified instance of a medical problem

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4
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what ia pandemic

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a large epidemic that occurs on a worldwide basis, crossing international boundaries; usually affecting large numbers of people

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5
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What is Pre-symptomatic when it comes to COVID

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Someone who is confirmed to have the virus but is not yet showing symptoms

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What someone who is Asymptomatic

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someone who has not had the illness confirmed and has no symptoms

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7
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what is the incubation period

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the time between exposure to the virus and the onset of symptomsw

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8
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whats the reproduction number

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the number of people, on average, an infected person ends up infecting

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9
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What does prevalece mean

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the number of cases that have been confirmed or presumed

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10
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What is point prevalence:

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the number of cases present at a particular point in time

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what is period prevalence

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the total number of cases that have occurred over the course of an incident

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12
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what are current cases

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the total number of cases minus those who have recovered or died from the disease

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13
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What is incidence

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the number of new cases that emerge in a given time period

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14
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What is behavioural activiation

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mechanisms focused on positive responses that enhacne resilience in the face of challenge

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15
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what is secondary control:

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a process where we work on the things we can control in liew of the things we cannot

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16
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What is acceptance based coping

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paying attention to how one relates to emotions rather than letting the emotions take charge of ones behaviour

17
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Whats gradient of health?

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the often found relationship between socioeconomic status and health. health is positively related to wealth
as poverty increases, health status decreases, found in virtually all countries
distribution of wealth is a predictor of the health of a countries citizens.

18
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What are social determinants of health

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factors such as housing, employment, SES, and food availability affect the health of populations

19
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Whats the harm reduction strateg?

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attempts to reduce the harmful effects of a behaviour when faced with the reality that health compromising behaviour cannot be eliminated from a population.

20
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Harm reduction strategies are what in nature

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Non judgemental

21
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What are two important psychological factors for Harm reduction strrategies

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Trust and Compassion

22
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Why does the public not accept harm reduction strategies

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because they fail to accept that these strategies do not indicate endorsement of health compromising behaviours, especially those that are illegal.

23
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What is efficacy

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the extent to which the drug has the potential to yield itsintended outcomes under ideal circumst ances

24
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what is effectiveness

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a drugs ability to yield intended outcomes under realistic conditions.

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