Testpro 5 Flashcards
Idiopathic
Idiographic
Intragenic
Isomorphic
A disease that has an uncertain or unknown etiology
An individual or unique case
Occurring or being within a gene
Different origins but similar form and appearance
How do open systems adapt to an unexpected threat?
Defend against or adapt to it
Naltrexone
Opioid receptor antagonist - reduces craving for etoh
ReVia
Adult attachment interview types:
Autonomous
Dismissing - describe parents in positive terms but these are not substantiated by descriptions of actual interactions
Preoccupied - confused, angry, or passively preoccupied with attachment figures
(Unresolved/disorganized - experiences related to loss or abuse, used in conjunction with one of the above)
Job stability
Stable over time and across jobs - may be a function of tendency toward negative or positive affect
Proband
Index case - affected individual of immediate concern
Process consultation
Behavior change is priority and precedes attitude change
Prodromal sx of a tyramine-induced hypertensive crisis
Headache, stiff neck, nausea, vomiting, sweating
Midbrain
Mesencephalon - tectum/tegmentum - includes inferior/superior colliculus and substantia nigra
Diencephalon
Forebrain - hypothalamus
Saliency bias
Correspondence bias
Vivid stimulus is viewed as cause of behavior
Another name for fundamental attributions error - attribute errors to dispositional factors
Protein / RNA synthesis is required for:
Long-term memory
Turkmen and Jensen stages of group development
Forming - gathering, forming impressions, avoiding conflict, self-focused
Storming - different ideas compete for consideration
Norming - one goal identified, compromise, take responsibility. May prevent conflict.
Performing - can handle decision making effectively without supervision - dissent is expected /allowed
Ridleys model of cultural paranoia
Nonparanoic
Functional paranoiac
Healthy cultural paranoic - does not exhibit views that are as extreme - can benefit from therapist of either race
Confluence paranoic - high levels of cultural and functional paranoia - do better with same-race therapist
Most challenging therapist/client combination in terms of Sue’s worldview model
White therapist - IC and IR
AA client - IC and ER
Least cross-culturally valid of BIG 5 traits
Openness to experience
Significant f ratio
Greater than 1.0 - mean square between greater than mean square within
What programs are effective for reducing teen pregnancy rates.
Service learning
Comprehensive multi-modal
The effect of authoritative parenting on conscience development is moderated by
Anxiety arousal and impulse control
Hi anxiety and hi impulse control in child leads to most beneficial effects of authoritative parenting
Incentive/reward theory
Broader than reinforcement theory - emphasizes features of job and work environment that maximize worker interest and satisfaction
Hostile attribution bias
Aggressive children more likely to perceive ambiguous behaviors of others as intentionally hostile
Why do you use rotation in factor analysis?
To obtain pattern of factor loading that is easier to interpret
Fagan test
Wonderlic
Columbia Mental Maturity
Cognitive Assessment system
Fagan test of infant intelligence
Wonderlic- group IQ test for personnel
CMM - general reasoning for children btw 3-10
Measure of basic cognitive processes based on PASS model - planning, attention, simultaneous processing, sequential processing
Hot / cool systems in the brain (metcalfe) related to
Delayed gratification
Hot - emotional / demands immediate attention
Cool - cognitive - develops later
