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Question 0

Names for Wernickes aphasia

Answer 0

Sensory. Receptive. Impressive.

Question 1

What is considered the unifying category of validity?

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Construct

Question 2

Transcortical aphasia

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Caused by lesions outside broca and Wernickes areas that disconnect these areas from other regions of the brain

Can be motor, sensory, or mixed

Question 3

Global aphasia

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Deficits in repetition, comprehension, and output due to damage in several regions of the brain including the cortex and the basal ganglia.

Question 4

Conduction aphasia

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Damage to the archuate vesiculus - poor speech repetition

Question 5

Balance Theory / Heider

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P-O-X

Person - other person - attitude

Question 6

Who has the highest rates of hypertension

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Women
African Americans
Over age 60

Question 7

OCD is consistent across countries and cultures in terms of

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Gender distribution
Age of onset
Comorbidity
Symptom structure

Question 8

Pragmatic language deficits

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Inability to combine language with gesture

Inability to understand humor, irony, implied meaning

Question 9

Brain lateralization for language is evident

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In the first months of life

Question 10

WISC score pattern for child with autism

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Lowest on coding, symbol search, comprehension

Question 11

WISC pattern for ADHD

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Coding arithmetic cancellation

Question 12

Pattern scores on WISC for LD

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Low letter-number, arithmetic, coding

Question 13

Symbolic racism

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Combination of negative affect towards minorities and belief that minorities violate American values.

Question 14

Having a stepfather

Answer 14

Has more benefits for boys than girls

Question 15

For migraines, which is more effective - thermal biofeedback or autogenic training?

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Both are more effective than either treatment alone

Question 16

Can test data be handed over to an attorney?

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Yes, but not test items.

Question 17

How do depression and anxiety compare in terms of levels of : positive emotion, negative emotion, arousal

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Anxiety has more positive emotion and arousal than depression

Similar levels of negative emotion

Question 18

Problem with giving haloperidol to Tourette’s patients?

Answer 18

50% develop severe side effects

Question 19

Three components of multicultural competences

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Awareness skills knowledge

Question 20

Circumstantiality

Loosening of associations

Tangentially

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Indirect, delayed due to inclusion of unnecessary details and parenthetical remarks. Always returns to the original point.

Loss of original point.

Digression to irrelevant topics, when in its extreme form is manifest as loosening of associations.

Question 21

When calculating an F ratio for ANOVA, which provides an estimate of variability due to the effects of error only?

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MSW

Question 22

Leiter-R

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Nonverbal, culture-fair measurement of cognitive abilities for individuals 2-20.

Question 23

Most effective approach for working with Hispanic families

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Move from formalismo to personalismo

Question 24

Mammillary bodies

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Part of hypothalamus - memory

Question 25

Orbitofrontal cortex

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Emotion, self-awareness, motivation (Phineas Gage)

Question 26

Functional value

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Anticipated consequences

Question 27

Atomexitine

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Strattera - non stimulant tx for ADHD