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Reminder 3 Flashcards

1
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What personality disorder requires you be over 18

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Antisocial

Can dx others before, but must have sx for one year

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Beginning in adolescence, the rate of MDD for women is what compared to men

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1.5-3x greater

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3
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Results of sexual reassignment surgery

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Reduces distress and sx of gender dysphoria

F2M individuals have even better outcomes

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4
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CBT-E

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Used in the tax of eating disorders

Focuses on:
Clinical perfectionism
Low self-esteem
Interpersonal deficits

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5
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Mean age of onset for specific phobia

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10

7-11 years generally

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Sx of Neurocognitive disorder dt HIV

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Apathy
Forgetfulness
Psychomotor retardation

(Aphasia in neurocog due to Alz)

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Alcohol abuse in immigrants

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Emigrated as a child

Been in the US 20 years

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Treatment for childhood onset fluency disorder (stuttering)

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Habit reversal training

Regulated breathing is part of it

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9
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Key component of social anxiety

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Fear of being embarrassed or humiliated

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10
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Severity of conduct disorder is measured by

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Number of sx or problems

Severity of harm to others

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11
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Rates of major depressive episodes in pregnancy

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3-6% experience episodes just before birth or few weeks postpartum

50% of episodes begin during pregnancy

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12
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POV of interpersonal therapy (IPT)

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Dx are medical conditions
Not your fault

Treatable

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13
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Treatment of depression with MBCT

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Adopt a decentered position at the onset of depressive symptoms

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14
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Detouring

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Structural family therapy

When parents avoid discussing their issues by blaming them on the child

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15
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Stages of Troiden’s homosexual identity theory:

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Sensitization
Identity confusion
Identity assumption
Commitment

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16
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Sublimation

Freud

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Turning unacceptable impulses into socially desirable actions

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17
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What drives incongruence between self and experiences

Rogers

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Issues of worth

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18
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“Old fashioned racism”

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Microassault

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19
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Autoplastic v Alloplastic

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Autoplastic - person makes changes to fit their environment

Alloplastic - environment changes to fit the person/people

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Mahler’s stages

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Normal autistic stage (first few weeks)
Normal symbiotic stage
Separation-individuation

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21
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Ideomotor apraxia occurs where

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Left hemisphere (dominant)

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22
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Tactile agnosia

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Can’t recognize items by touch

Damage to parietal lobe

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23
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Stephens Power Law

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Exponential

Magnitude

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24
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Declarative memory problems

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Bilateral damage to the medial temporal lobe

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25
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Hypervigilance of PTSD is caused by…

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Hyperactivity of the amygdala

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26
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Damage to right v left hemisphere

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Right controls angry emotions
Damage = indifference

Left controls positive emotions
Damage = catastrophic reactions

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27
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Allostasis

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Body’s ability to MAINTAIN STABILITY during times of stress

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28
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What part of the brain is used for planning and executing movement

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Striatum

Includes the caudate nucleus and the putamen of the basal ganglia

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29
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Anosognosia

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Don’t realize you have issues

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30
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Asomatognosia

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Lack of recognition of the part of the body

Ex. Don’t know a part of the body is yours you think it belongs to someone else

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31
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Treatment for neuropathic pain

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Tricyclics

Ex. Amitryptiline or nortryptiline

32
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What percentage of Parkinson’s patients experience depression

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50%

With onset prior to motor symptoms for some

33
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Clozapine

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Atypical antipsychotic

Side effect is agranulocytosis

34
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Age-related atrophy areas of the brain

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Frontal and parietal lobes

35
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Accommodation

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Adjusting a preexisting schema, or forming a new one, in light of new information

36
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Bowlby said attachment leads to…

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Internal working models of how we view ourselves and others

37
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Five components of gender identity

Egan and Perry

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Knowledge of your own gender category
Self-perceived typicality of your gender
Contentment with your gender
Pressure to conform to your gender
Intergroup bias
38
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Deferred imitation

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When a child views other kids playing, and imitates their play the next day

The final stage (6 of 6) of Piaget’s sensorimotor stage

Ages 18-24

39
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Bronfenbrenner’s levels

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Micro - immediate environment
Meso - interactions of micro
Exo - indirect environment
Macro - social and cultural 
Chrono - over time changes
40
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The link between academic achievement in children and academic involvement in parents is strongest with what style of parenting

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Authoritative

41
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What has the least impact on children of divorce

From dad

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Frequency of contact

42
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What age does stranger anxiety begin

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8mo

43
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The increase of marital satisfaction in women after children leave the home is due to…

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Increase of quality time with their husbands

44
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Two phases of Rorschach

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Free association

Inquiry
Goal is to collect data for coding

45
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Ages of WPPSI

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2:6 - 7:7

46
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Fake bad profile on MMPI

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High F

Low K

47
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Personality assessment associated with Murray

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EPPS

48
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Factors of the SB5

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Fluid reasoning
Knowledge
Quantitative reasoning 
Visuo-Spatial Processing
Working memory
49
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Leiter-3 subtests

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MARV
(Nonverbal rest of fluid intelligence)
Memory
Attention
Reasoning
Visualization
50
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Group version of AB single subject design

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Time series group design

51
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Canonical correlation

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When the predictors will be used to estimate someone’s status on a criteria

52
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ANOVA > multiple t-tests because…

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Reduces the experimentwise error rate

53
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Experimentwise error rate

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Probably of making a T1E due to running multiple statistical comparisons

54
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SEM is used to construct…

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Confidence intervals around a test score

55
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Y-intercept of ICC curve

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Probability of getting an item correct due to guessing

56
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T scores

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Mean of 50 standard deviation of 10

57
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Stanine

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At t=50 (or z=0)… The stanine is 5

It increases or decreases by one depending on which direction you go for your SDs

58
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Consensual observer effect

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When observers compare scores

Can artificially increase interrater reliability scores

59
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Can a graduate program require students to disclose tx history

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Yes, as long as the information is spelled out beforehand in the admissions materials

60
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Informed consent is not needed when…

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  1. When investigating normal educational practices
  2. Naturalistic observation or archival research WHEN there is no risk of liability to damage to the people whose data you’re using
61
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Billing insurance companies for missed appointments…

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Not okay

Because you’re misleading the insurance company (providing them with inaccurate information)

62
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Deception is okay when…

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When the study is justified in its value

People can withdraw at any time

63
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Can you see friends of current, or past therapy clients?

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No

Multiple relationships - not okay

64
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House’s path-goal theory of leadership

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Based on characteristics of the EMPLOYEE

Four types of leaders (DAPS): directive, achievement-oriented, participative, supportive

65
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3Cs of hardiness

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Control (control over ones own life)
Commitment (to work and family)
Challenge (see new opportunities as challenges)

66
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Ohio State University study

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Behaviors of leaders

Initiating structure and consideration

67
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How to prevent groupthink

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Leaders remain neutral at beginning of discussions

Allow everyone to discuss their opinions

Appoint a member as devils advocate

68
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Stages of Lewis’s model of planned change

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Unfreezing
Changing
Refreezing

69
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Taylor’s scientific management

What drives motivation

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Desire for economic gain

70
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Criterion contamination

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Example:

When a supervisor rates employees based on their performance scores of hiring measures

71
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What’s the best way to increase job motivation and satisfaction
(Per Herzberg’s two-factor)

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Job enrichment

72
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Actor-observer effect

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When actors attribute their behaviors to situational factors

Observers attribute actors behavior to dispositional factors

73
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Schachter-Singers epinephrine study is an example of

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Self-perception theory

74
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Behavior is predicted by what

Azjen & Fishbein

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Theory of planned behavior

SELF-EFFICACY

75
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Two components of elaboration likelihood model

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Central and peripheral routes of processing information

76
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Prototype/willingness model

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Willingness to engage in a behavior depends on the persons perceived acceptability of the prototype

77
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Pegword method

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Make up a rhyme, with each word serving as a reminder for something else

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