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neurodevelopmental disorders
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autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
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schizophrenia & other psychotic disorders
A
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schizophrenia
A
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bipolar & related disorders
A
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mania symptoms
A
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major depressive disorder (MDD)
A
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hypomania
A
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bipolar I
A
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bipolar II
A
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cyclothymic disorder
A
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anxiety disorders
A
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agoraphobia
A
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obsessive-compulsive & related disorders
A
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hoarding
A
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trauma & stressor-related disorders
A
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PTSD
A
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dissociative disorders
A
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dissociative identity disorder (DID)
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somatic symptoms & related disorders
A
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factitious disorder
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feeding and eating disorders
A
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bulimia nervosa
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binge eating disorder (BED)
A
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disruptive, impulse-control, & conduct disorders
- onset: childhood
- more boys diagnosed than girls
- destructive, aggressive behaviours against animals, people, objects (not something done once in a while)
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personality disorders
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cluster A personality disorders
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cluster B personality disorders
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cluster C personality disorders
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borderline personality disorder (BPD)
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social psychology
how the presence of others, real or imaginary, if going to influence how we think and behave
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attributions
the explanations we offer as to why a behaviour took place
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dispositional
behaviour took place because this is who the person is
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situational
behaviour took place because of factors external to the person
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fundamental attribution error
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actor-observer bias
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self-serving bias
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false consensus bias
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3 steps of self-fulfilling prophecies
1. must believe something
2. must behave in line with the belief
3. because behaved in line with the belief, expectation became reality
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What are the 3 major perspectives of the biological perspective?
- behavioural genetics
- neurological
- evolutionary
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What are the main goals of the neurological perspective?
How physiological factors such as hormones and brain activity determine personality characteristic expression.
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what are the main goals of the evolutionary perspective?
Behaviours/traits that are helpful with survival are likely to be passed on via evolutionary processes.
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what are the main goals of the behavioural genetics perspective?
Personality is based on how inherited biological factors interact with the environment.
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What two traits might have been passed on, according to the evolutionary perspective?
- conscientiousness
- optimism
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type A personality
- highly driven
- competitive
- aggressive
- more likely to have a heart attack and suffer from substance abuse
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type B personality
- relaxed
- calm
- easy going
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concordance rate
It is used to determine the similarity of a personality measure between a set of twins, uses the correlation coefficient.
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- have higher amygdala levels
- lower levels of serotonin
neurotics
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- smaller frontal levels
- lower serotonin levels
psychopaths
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ARAS?
ascending reticular activating system
- regulates brain arousal
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factor analysis
statistical technique that groups together items based on patterns and similarities
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Allport
father of personality psychology
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Eysenck
used factor analysis to come up with 3 main personality factors
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Costa and McRae
developed the big 5 model
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3 dimensions of personality (according to Eysenck)
extraversion - introversion
neuroticism - emotional stability
psychoticism - impulse control
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5 factors of personality (according to Costa and McRae)
openness
conscientiousness
extraversion
agreeableness
neuroticism
(OCEAN)
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10 clinical scales in the MMPI
hypochondriasis
depression
hysteria
psychopathic deviate
masculinity - femininity
paranoia
psychasthenia
schizophrenia
hypomania
social introversion
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association techniques
Type of projective test that provides participant with ambiguous picture and analyzes their first response, e.g. Rorschach ink blot test
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fundamental attribution error
The tendency to attribute the behavior of others to internal/dispositional causes rather than external/environmental causes.
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Clinical scale in MMPI that measures bizarre thoughts and behaviors, difficulty with communication and reality-testing
schizophrenia
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stereotypes
attitudes and opinions about people based on the group they are affiliated with, and assume that all members of said group share identical traits (e.g., soccer players fake injuries).
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defining characteristic of bipolar disorder
cycling between extreme moods of mania to depression
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abnormal psychology
The scientific study of mental illness/psychological disorders and factors associated with them (treatment, causes, prevention, etc.)
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dispositional/internal attributions
The behavior occurred as a result of personality, emotions, intentions and beliefs;
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situational/external attributions
The behavior occurred because of external factors outside the person, such as grumpy after a hot day
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the 3 psychophysiological measures
- electrophysiological
- biochemical
- cortical
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bystander effect
we are more likely to help someone in need when there is little to no one else around
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Janis
proposed groupthink
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Milgram's experiment
- the experiment with the shocking and increase in voltage and all that
- 65% of participants continued to shock to the highest voltage
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positive symptoms
symptoms that are not normally present
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factors that are positively correlated with happiness
- agreeableness
- extraversion
- conscientiousness
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projective tests are associated with what perspective?
psychoanalytical perspective
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