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Abnormal Paychology

Concerned with understanding the nature, causes, and treatment of mental disorders

Family aggregation

Disorder that runs in the family

Traits of abnormality

Suffering


Maladaptiveness


Statistical Deviancy


Violation of standards of society


Social discomfort


Irrationality and unpredictability


Dangerousness

Nomenclature

Naming system that enables us to structure information in a more helpful manner

Epidemiology

Study of distribution of diseases, disorders, or health related behaviors in a given population

Epidemiology

Study of distribution of diseases, disorders, or health related behaviors in a given population

Prevalence

Number of active cases in a population during any given time

Point prevalence

Refers to the estimated proportion of actual, active cases of he disorder in a given population at a given point in time

Incidence

Number of new cases hat occur over a given time(usually a year)

Comorbidity

Two or more disorders

Acute

Short in duration

Acute

Short in duration

Chrinic

Long in duration

Acute

Short in duration

Chrinic

Long in duration

Etiolog

Causes of disorders

Acute

Short in duration

Chrinic

Long in duration

Etiolog

Causes of disorders

Control group(comparison group)

People with no disorder to compare to then group with disorders

Acute

Short in duration

Chrinic

Long in duration

Etiolog

Causes of disorders

Control group(comparison group)

People with no disorder to compare to then group with disorders

Criterion group

People with disorder

Correlation design

Comparing groups with no manipulation of variables

Effect Size

Reflects the size of the association between two variables independent of the sample size

Meta analysis

Combines the effect sizes from all studies

Third variable problem

Causes a correlation

Retrospective research

Looking back at an individual's history to figure out what went wrong

Retrospective research

Looking back at an individual's history to figure out what went wrong

Prospective research

Looking ahead in time to focus research attention on individual before a disorder develops

Standard treatment comparison study

Control is standard treatment while experimental group is new treatment; nobody in this design is left without treatment

Single case research design

Same individual studied over time. Behavior at one point compared to behavior at another point

ABAB design

A- baseline, collect data on or from the participant


B- introduce treatment


Repeat

Analogue studies

Generalizing results from animal studies to humans