EPPP Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

alogia - ANS poverty of thought/speech avolition - ANS low goal directed behavior aphasia - ANS language issue apraxia - ANS motor issue agnosia - ANS issue naming ppl/objects dysarthia - ANS articulation issue

actor-observer effect - ANS the tendency for an observer to overestimate the effects of distributional factors when making attributions about an individual's behavior but to overestimate the effects of situational factors when making self-attributions attitude inoculation - ANS a technique used to make people immune to attempts to change their attitude by first exposing them to small arguments against their position autokinetic effect - ANS Sherif - illusion, caused by very slight movem...

Delerium - ANS Acute state of confusion that is abrupt and is usually reversible Parkinson's Disease - ANS Motor disease characterized by shaking, rigidity, slowness of movement, and difficulty walking; caused by lack of dopamine in substantia nigra Korsakoff's Syndrome - ANS A neurological disease resulting in loss of declarative memory, caused by depletion of thiamine, usually due to long-term alcohol abuse Symptoms of Korsakoff's - ANS Anterograde amnesia, retrograde amnesia, confab...

Heteroscedasticity - ANS In a scatterplot, unequal variability of "Y" scores at different values of "X." Sliding-Fee Scales - ANS Not explicitly addressed by the Ethics Code but are generally considered acceptable as long as they are fair and serve the client's best interests. Conduct Disorder - ANS A disorder characterized by a persistent pattern of behavior that involves violation of the basic rights of others or age-appropriate societal norms or rules as manifested by symptoms ...

What is the single best treatment for agoraphobia? - ANS Flooding Selye's General Adaptation Syndrome involves the processes termed: - ANS alarm, resistance, exhaustion This paradigm was an early attempt to explain how we react to stress. It postulates that after we become aware of the stressful situation (alarm), we summon our resources and meet the challenge (resist). After the trauma is over, we collapse (exhaustion). Research comparing patients with schizophrenia from non-Western d...

How is the DSM-5 different than the DSM-IV T? - ANSIt provides a nonaxial assessment system and uses a categorical approach that describes each disorder in terms of criteria sets that specify the defining and minimum features for the diagnosis. What does the outline for cultural formulation of the DSM 5 provide? - ANSProvides a framework for assessing cultural features of a client's problems in terms of 5 categories What are the 5 categories for cultural formulation for the DSM 5? - ANS...

Psychologists can use animals in research if what 2 conditions are met? - ANS1. It is in compliance with current federal; state; and local laws and regulations; and with professional standards; 2. Reasonable efforts are made to minimize discomfort; infection; illness; and pain to animals Psychologists are required to work within the boundaries of their ; which can be based on their education; training; supervised experience; consultation; study; or professional experience. - ANSCompete...

Brousseau and Driver - ANS decision dynamics career model decision dynamics career model - ANS emphasizes person's career concept, which refers to how the person envisions his ideal career path Brousseau and Driver four career concepts vary in terms of three dimensions: - ANS frequency of job change, direction of change, type of change in job content Linear career concept - ANS career as involving progressive upward movement in terms of authority and responsibility

What is Cronbach's Alpha used to estimate? - ANS Reliability of a psychometric test What is the Item Response Function used to calculate? - ANS The probability that a testtaker of a certain ability level will give a correct response. Define Psychometrics - ANS The theory and associated techniques of psychological measurement. Define face validity - ANS The extent to which a test appears on the surface to measure what it claims to measure Define predictive validity or criterion validity...

Best single treatment for Agoraphobia - ANS Flooding Research comparing patients with schizophrenia from non-Western developing countries to those from Western industrialized countries has found that they differ in terms of: - ANS course and outcome Illusion - ANS A misperception of a real stimulus Alcohol Withdrawal is characterized by two or more of the following symptoms, - ANS autonomic hyperactivity (e.g., sweating, increased pulse), hand tremor, insomnia, nausea or vomiting, tra...