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What is Abnormality?
Define abnormality,
Give 2 examples of abnormality an...,
Why is it hard to define abnormality
7
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The Four Ds
Define deviant,
Give 2 examples of deviant behaviour,
Why cant a genius be classed as d...
19
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HCPC Guidelines
What does hcpc stand for,
Why do these legal regulations exist,
How often does a psychologist nee...
8
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Diagnosis Classification: DSM-IV
What does dsm stand for,
Who are the authors of the dsm,
How many versions of the dsm have...
31
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Diagnosis Classification: ICD-10
What does icd stand for,
Who are the authors of the icd,
How many versions of the icd have...
16
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DSM-IV and ICD-10 Rel and Val
Define reliability in terms of di...,
List the 2 different types of rel...,
Define inter rater reliability in...
26
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Classic Study: Rosenhan (1973)
What were the aims of rosenhans f...,
Who were used in the sample of th...,
What type of method was used in t...
21
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Cultural Factors Affecting Diagnosis
Define culture,
Define cross culture,
Give an example of cross cultures
26
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Methodology: Primary and Secondary Data
Define primary data,
Give an example of where primary ...,
Define secondary data
10
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Methodology: Longitudinal Studies
Define longitudinal studies,
What are longitudinal studies mos...,
Give 2 examples of how longitudin...
8
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Methodology: Cross-Sectional Studies
Define cross sectional studies,
What are cross sectional studies ...,
Give 2 examples of how cross sect...
7
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Methodology: Cross-Cultural Studies
Define culture,
Define cross cultural studies,
What are cross cultural studies m...
11
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Methodology: Content Analysis
Define content analysis,
What is the difference between co...,
What is data that has already bee...
15
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Practical
What was the aim of our practical,
What are the variables of our pra...,
State the fully operationalised a...
18
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Schizophrenia: Features and Symptoms
What is schizophrenia,
What is a feature,
What are 5 features of schizophrenia
9
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Schizophrenia: The Dopamine Hypothesis
Define neurons,
Define neurotransmitter,
How does neurotransmitter relate ...
16
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Schizophrenia: Contemporary Study (Carlsson et al 1999)
What were the aims of this contem...,
Define glutamate,
What was used in the sample
15
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Schizophrenia: The Neurodevelopmental Hypothesis
Why do we look at brain structure...,
What did crow 1985 conclude about...,
List the 3 elements of brain stru...
22
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Schizophrenia: Biological Treatment - Drug Therapy
Why would drug therapy be suggest...,
What type of drugs are used to tr...,
What type of antipsychotics are u...
19
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Schizophrenia: The Social Causation Hypothesis
Describe what the social causatio...,
State 5 potential factors that ma...,
What is the justification for eth...
17
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Schizophrenia: Social Treatments - Assertive Community Therapy
What social theory explains a cau...,
What does the social theory say a...,
Who is this therapy mostly used by
12
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Schizophrenia: Developmental Issues with Biochemical Explaination
What is developmental psychology,
What are the two biological expla...,
How can brain structure affect de...
9
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Schizophrenia: Key Question
What is the key question,
What is schizophrenia,
What are the two types of symptom...
23
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Anorexia: Features and Symptoms
What is anorexia nervosa,
What is a feature,
What are 5 features of anorexia
13
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Anorexia: Contemporary Study (Guardia 2012)
What were the aims of this study,
Who were used in the sample,
What participant design was used
14
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Anorexia: Biological Explanation - Genetics
What is a gene,
What is a genome,
How many pairs of chromosomes do ...
27
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Anorexia: Biological Treatment - Drug Treatments
Why would drug therapy be suggest...,
Who publish guidelines for treati...,
What did nice suggest about treat...
19
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Methodology: Case Studies and Luk and Agoha (2014)
Why are case studies conducted,
Define idiographic,
Define nomothetic
18
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Anorexia: Socio-Cultural Explanation
What is the socio cultural explan...,
How does the socio cultural expla...,
Identify 3 main areas that the so...
11
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Anorexia: Social Treatments - Token Economy
Which learning theory does token ...,
Define positive reinforcement,
Define negative reinforcement
23
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