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U4 AOS 2 Dot Point 7
Name 3 social risk factors of met...,
What is disorganised attachment,
Disorganised attachment in adulthood
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U4 AOS2 Dot Point 8
What is cumulative risk,
Additive model of cumulative risk,
Threshold model of cumulative risk
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U4 AOS2 Dot Point 9
Symptoms of anxiety disorders
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U4 AOS2 Dot Point 10
Biological factors for specific p...,
Gaba dysfunction symptoms,
What is gaba dysfunction
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U4 AOS2 Dot Point 11
Biological interventions for phobias,
What do benzodiazepines do,
Agonist vs antagonist
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U4 AOS2 Dot Point 12
Biological protective factors,
What is adequate diet,
What are the effects of inadequat...
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U4 AOS2 Dot Point 13
What is the transtheoretical model,
What are the four stages of the t...,
What is a lapse
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U4 AOS2 Dot Point 1
Characteristics off being mentall...,
Characteristics of a mental healt...,
Characteristics of a mental disorder
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U4 AOS2 Dot Point 2
Adaptive behaviour,
Maladaptive behaviour,
Social wellbeing
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U4 AOS2 Dot Point 3
Ethics of placebos in research wi...
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U4 AOS2 Dot Point 4
4 ps,
Predisposing risk factors,
Precipitating risk factors
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U4 AOS2 Dot Point 5
Biological predisposing risk fact...,
Precipitating biological risk fac...,
Perpetuating biological risk fact...
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U4 AOS2 Dot Point 6
Predisposing psychological risk f...,
Precipitating psychological risk ...,
Perpetuating psychological risk f...
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U3 AOS1 Dot Point 1
Functions of the nervous system,
Cns,
Cns spinal cord
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U3 AOS1 Dot Point 2
Conscious responses,
Unconscious responses
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U3 AOS1 Dot Point 3
Function of the neutron,
Dendrites,
Axon and myelin sheath
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U3 AOS1 Dot Point 4
What do neurotransmitters do,
What is reuptake,
Excitatory vs inhibitory
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U3 AOS1 Dot Point 5
What is parkinson s disease,
Motor symptoms of parkinsons,
Non motor symptoms of parkinson s
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U3 AOS1 Dot Point 6
What is stress,
Eustress vs distress,
5 stressors
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U3 AOS1 Dot Point 7
Fight flight response,
Freeze response,
The role of cortisol
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U3 AOS1 Dot Point 8
2 factors that determine how stre...,
According to lazarus what causes ...,
2 stages of the transactional mod...
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U3 AOS1 Dot Point 9
What is a coping strategy,
Context specific effectiveness of...,
What is coping flexibility
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U3 AOS2 Dot Point 1
Learning definition,
What is memory,
Neural plasticity
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U3 AOS2 Dot Point 2
Role of glutamate in learning and...,
2 glutamate receptors,
What are neurohormones
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U3 AOS2 Dot Point 3
What is the neutral stimulus,
What is the neutral stimulus,
What is the unconditioned stimulus
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U3 AOS2 Dot Point 4
What is operant conditioning,
What are the 3 phases of the abc ...,
What is the antecedent
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U3 AOS2 Dot Point 5
What is observational learning,
5 elements of observational learn...
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U3 AOS2 Dot Point 7
What are the 3 stores of memory i...,
Sensory memory,
Short term memory capacity and du...
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U3 AOS2 Dot Point 8
Cerebral cortex role in memory,
Hippocampus role in memory,
Amygdala role in memory
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U3 AOS2 Dot Point 9
What are the 3 methods of retreival,
What are the 3 types of recall,
Recognition
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U3 AOS2 Dot Point 10
Brain trauma,
What is amnesia,
What are the 2 types of amnesia
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U3 AOS2 Dot Point 11
What are retrieval cues,
Types of retrieval cues,
Context dependent cues
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U3 AOS2 Dot Point 12
Leading questions
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U4 AOS1 Dot Point 1
What is consciousness,
Consciousness as a hypothetical c...,
Characteristics of consciousness
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U4 AOS1 Dot Point 2 and 4
Eeg,
Eog,
Emg
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U4 AOS1 Dot Point 3
Controlled processes,
Automatic processes,
Content limitations in asc
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U4 AOS1 Dot Point 6
Circadian rhythms sleep wake cycle,
Ultradian rhythms sleep cycle,
Nrem sleep
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U4 AOS1 Dot Point 7 and 8
2 theories to explain the purpose...,
What is the restorative theory of...,
Restorative theory rem vs nrem
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U4 AOS1 Dot Point 9
What is a circadian phase disorder,
3 types of circadian phase disorders,
Sleep wake cycle shift in adolesc...
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U4 AOS1 Dot Point 10
What is sleep deprivation,
What is total sleep deprivation,
What is partial sleep deprivation
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U4 AOS1 Dot Point 11
2 types of sleep disorders,
What is a primary sleep disorder,
What is a secondary sleep disorder
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U4 AOS1 Dot Point 12
What is cbt,
Cognitive component of cbt for tr...,
Behavioural component of cbt for ...
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U4 AOS1 Dot Point 5
Sleep deprivation vs bac
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research methods
What is the purpose of an experiment,
What are the 3 experimental designs,
What is independent groups
21
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