Unit 1 Review Flashcards

1
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What are the ABCs of Stigma?

A

Affective- Prejudice- people feel disgust toward people engaging in disorder
Behavioral- Discrimination- people don’t show up to wedding b/c of illness
Cognitive- Stereotyping

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What was Link & Phlean’s 2001 process model?

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Label human differences, make dominant beliefs and undesirable characteristics- lable in us/them categories. Give disparate access, so they are systemically excluded

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3
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What is sanism

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Oppression based on percieved mental illness

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4
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What are the 4 D’s of Abnormal behaviors?

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  1. Distress (how much?)
  2. Dysfunction (How much necessary for abnormal)
  3. Deviation from normality (statistical difference)
  4. Duration (Longer is disorder, transient is not?
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5
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What are the 3 historical classes of models

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Supernatural(Soul/God/Devil), biological(phlegm, imbalance produce illness) psychological (The mind)

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6
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What is general paresis?

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People who have syphallis for a long time have weaker muscles- after treated with penicillin let go. General paresis of the insane in asylums

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7
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What is construct validity

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Does the test measure what it claims to measure

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8
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What is nosology

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Deal with classification of diseases

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9
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What is a syndrome

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constillation of symptoms

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10
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Nomothetic vs Idiographic

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Nomothetic- ask questions at group level
idiographic- ask what’s true at person-specific level

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11
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What are the LOTS of data?

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Life data (academic, medical, court)
Observational (audio/video recording)
Test data (IQ test)
Self-report (interview/questionarre

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12
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What is prevalence vs incidence

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Prevalence- how common (lifetime or annual)
Incidence: How many new cases in a period

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13
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What is external validity

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Generalize to the real world

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14
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What is the problem with double blind trials

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  • Blinding may be impossible to achieve in reality
  • Sample of people who participate are not representative of all people with disorder
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15
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How long does depression last if untreated

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Most last 2-9 months, 10-20% last 2+ years

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16
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How common is depression

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~17% of people have depression in their lifetime

17
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What is the leading cause of disability worldwide?

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Depression

18
Q

What do you need to do to qualify for bipolar 1

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One Manic episode

19
Q

What do you need to do to qualify for Bipolar 2

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One hypomanic and one depressive episode

20
Q

What happens if you perscribe an SSRI to someone who has Bipolar 1 or 2?

A

Cause mania from depressive episode

21
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What happens to blood plasma cortisol in deprssion, and what do medicines do to treat this?

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Cortisol levels Rise
- Medicine fails to suppress cortisol or sustain suppression