Abnormal Psychology 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyAbnormalUniversityNone Created by: StacyCreated on: 05-01-16 13:10 What is Axis I on DSM-IV-TR? Major psychological disorders 1 of 29 What is Axis II on DSM-IV-TR? Personality disorders, Mental retardation 2 of 29 What is on axis III of DSM-IV-TR? Medical condition relating to disorder 3 of 29 What is on axis IV of DSM-IV-TR? Current social/environmental problems 4 of 29 What is on axis V of DSM-IV-TR? Overall level of functioning 5 of 29 How is overall level of functioning measured? GAF scale 6 of 29 What causes Huntingtons disease? A dominant gene 7 of 29 What causes William's syndrome? Multiple gene damage 8 of 29 Most psychological disorders are... Due to gene-environment interactions 9 of 29 What is Cluster A in DSM-V personality disorders? Odd,eccentric disorders 10 of 29 What is Cluster B is DSM-V Personality disorders? Dramatic, emotional or erratic disorders 11 of 29 What is Cluster C in DSM-V Personality Disorders? Anxious or fearful disorders 12 of 29 What is another system for diagnosing psychopathy thats not DSM. PCL-R 13 of 29 What gene is thought to be responsible for 60% variance in psychopathy? MAOA gene 14 of 29 Theory of mind is an ASD theory which explains... Deficits in social features 15 of 29 Theory of mind for ASD involves Understanding others mental states in order to predict behaviour 16 of 29 The Sally Anne Task provides evidence that children with ASD are... uable to understand false belief 17 of 29 Strange stories task provides evidence that children with ASD are... unable to understand interntions behind speech 18 of 29 Children with autism have ____ levels of performance on the reading the mind in the eyes task low 19 of 29 Weak central coherence is an ASD that explains Deficits in non-social features 20 of 29 What two psychological factors best help to understand ASD Empathizing and Systemizing 21 of 29 How is empathy measured? Empathy quotient test 22 of 29 What gene is responsible for ASD? No gene identified yet 23 of 29 When is the onset of schizophrenia? Late adolescence/ Early adulthood 24 of 29 Which neurotransmitters are thought to be a factor for schizophrenia development? Dopamine and Glutatmate 25 of 29 What is trait anxiety? Individual differences in seeing the world as dangerous and threatening 26 of 29 In phobic disorders are person has... Become sensitized to a particular stimulus 27 of 29 How persistent must symptoms be to have a diagnosis of specific phobia at least 6 months 28 of 29 Which two psychological treatments are most effective for anxiety disorders? CBT and Exposure therapy 29 of 29
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