Testpro 5

Question 0

Idiopathic

Idiographic

Intragenic

Isomorphic

Answer 0

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

Question 1

How do open systems adapt to an unexpected threat?

Answer 1

Defend against or adapt to it

Question 2

Naltrexone

Answer 2

Opioid receptor antagonist - reduces craving for etoh

ReVia

Question 3

Adult attachment interview types:

Answer 3

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)

Question 4

Job stability

Answer 4

Stable over time and across jobs - may be a function of tendency toward negative or positive affect

Question 5

Proband

Answer 5

Index case - affected individual of immediate concern

Question 6

Process consultation

Answer 6

Behavior change is priority and precedes attitude change

Question 7

Prodromal sx of a tyramine-induced hypertensive crisis

Answer 7

Headache, stiff neck, nausea, vomiting, sweating

Question 8

Midbrain

Answer 8

Mesencephalon - tectum/tegmentum - includes inferior/superior colliculus and substantia nigra

Question 9

Diencephalon

Answer 9

Forebrain - hypothalamus

Question 10

Saliency bias

Correspondence bias

Answer 10

Vivid stimulus is viewed as cause of behavior

Another name for fundamental attributions error - attribute errors to dispositional factors

Question 11

Protein / RNA synthesis is required for:

Answer 11

Long-term memory

Question 12

Turkmen and Jensen stages of group development

Answer 12

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

Question 13

Ridleys model of cultural paranoia

Answer 13

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

Question 14

Most challenging therapist/client combination in terms of Sue’s worldview model

Answer 14

White therapist - IC and IR

AA client - IC and ER

Question 15

Least cross-culturally valid of BIG 5 traits

Answer 15

Openness to experience

Question 16

Significant f ratio

Answer 16

Greater than 1.0 - mean square between greater than mean square within

Question 17

What programs are effective for reducing teen pregnancy rates.

Answer 17

Service learning

Comprehensive multi-modal

Question 18

The effect of authoritative parenting on conscience development is moderated by

Answer 18

Anxiety arousal and impulse control

Hi anxiety and hi impulse control in child leads to most beneficial effects of authoritative parenting

Question 19

Incentive/reward theory

Answer 19

Broader than reinforcement theory - emphasizes features of job and work environment that maximize worker interest and satisfaction

Question 20

Hostile attribution bias

Answer 20

Aggressive children more likely to perceive ambiguous behaviors of others as intentionally hostile

Question 21

Why do you use rotation in factor analysis?

Answer 21

To obtain pattern of factor loading that is easier to interpret

Question 22

Fagan test

Wonderlic

Columbia Mental Maturity

Cognitive Assessment system

Answer 22

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

Question 23

Hot / cool systems in the brain (metcalfe) related to

Answer 23

Delayed gratification
Hot - emotional / demands immediate attention
Cool - cognitive - develops later

Question 24

What is conduction aphasia?

Answer 24

conduction aphasia (which is caused by damage to the arcuate fasciculus, the fibers connecting Broca’s and Wernicke’s area), the person’s speech makes sense, but the person cannot repeat what he or she has just heard.