Best Of The Not So Best

Front 1

Developmental psychopathology is not an evolving interdisciplinary scientific field that seeks to elucidate the interplay among the biological, psychological, and social-contextual aspects of development.

TRUE or FALSE

Back 1

FALSE, it is!

Front 2

Non-normative studies:

a) There are no non-normatitve studies

b) How development arises and change in time

c) How disorders arise and change in time

Back 2

c

Front 3

Abnormal behavior is defined through:

a) personal distress

b) dysfunction

c) statistical deviance

d) danger

e) all of the above

Back 3

e

Front 4

An example question for statistical deviance would be "What is common in that particular culture/country?"

True or False

Back 4

True

Front 5

The medical model describes mental disorders as medical diseases without a biological origin.

True or False

Back 5

False, it's all about genes, structural abnormalities and neurotransmitters. Also it has a biological origin.

Front 6

According to the DSM, disorders are classified as:

a) Distinctive

b) Distinctive and Discreet

c) Discreet

d) Biological and cognitive

Back 6

b

Front 7

Some negative stigma about the medical model are that it renders therapy useless and it takes responsibility away from the individual.

True or false

Back 7

True

Front 8

There is no equating mental health issues to physical issues within the medical model.

True or false

Back 8

False

Front 9

In Bowbly's model for developmental pathways:

a) Change is always possible

b) People do not start out with the same risk factors

c) The further away an individual diverges from the center the harder it will be to get back on track

d) All of the above

e) a & b

f) a & c

Back 9

f

Front 10

Flexibility ______ in childhood and ________ in adolescence.

a) occurs; ends

b) ends; starts

c) starts; continues

Back 10

a

Front 11

Multifinality means ___________ and equifinality means ______________

a) The same factors can lead to different outcomes; Many different pathways can lead to the same outcome

b)Many different pathways can lead to the same outcome;The same factors can lead to different outcomes

c)The same factors can lead to same outcomes; The different pathways can lead to different outcomes

Back 11

a

Front 12

Genetic factors/exposure to lead can lead to adhd.

TRUE and Not FALSE

Back 12

true duhhhh

Front 13

Behaviours seen in childhood may not be related to the same behaviours in adolescence and adulthood, but may be related to different behaviours in adolescence and adulthood that are conceptually similar is in:

a)Heterotypic Continuity

b)The Diathesis-Stress Model

c) Morbidity

Back 13

a

Front 14

The diathesis-stress model emphasizes that:

a) there is only an interaction with genes

b) there is only an interaction with the environment

c) there is an interaction between genes and the environment

d) None of the above

Back 14

c

Front 15

The presence of two or more disorders at the same time in the same individual is not related to comorbidity........ False or true

Back 15

false

Front 16

Risk factors are:

a) GOOBER GIRL <33333

b) Cute animals that may overwhelm your senses and leave you prone to danger

c) Risks one must take to unleash their true potential

d) Factors that increase the likelihood of a child developing a disorder

e) Factors that help a player increase their chances of dominating other players in the game! >:D

Back 16

obvs d, but the other ones are good too

Front 17

Characteristics that temper predictions of psychopathology:

a) protective factors

b) risk factors

c) genetic factors

Back 17

protective factors

Front 18

Biological Risk Factors include:

Age of the Mother

Poor Prenatal Nutrition

Maternal Use of Alcohol

Maternal Use of Tobacco

Use of Other Drugs*

Prenatal and Postnatal Illnesses*

Pregnancy and Birth Complications*

Genetic Factors

^^^^^^^^ALL OF THE ABOVE

Back 18

the answer is on the front

Front 19

Psychosocial risk factors include violence and abuse, but in specific forms

True or false

Back 19

True

Front 20

Only a third of children with mental illness will access a mental health facility. Some reasons include stigma and cultural barriers, but not transportation.

True or False

Back 20

False, transportation is a reason

Front 21

Severe intellectual disability -> IQ less than twenty.

True or false

Back 21

False

Front 22

Specific learning disorders include: Reading disorder and mathematics disorder.

True or false

Back 22

True

Front 23

ADHD used to be called ADD and has two broad classifications for behavior:

a) Hyperactivity/impulsivity

b) Inattention

c) Both

Back 23

c

Front 24

Inattention: there is a deficit in both selective and sustained attention. Hyperactivity, the child cannot sit still.

This is false?

This is true?

Back 24

True

Front 25

ADHD Prevalence ratio of boys to girls is :

a) 2:2

b) 3:1

c) 1:3

Back 25

b

Front 26

Sugar has a connection to do with being a cause for ADHD.

True or False

Back 26

False

Front 27

Conduct disorder can be comorbid with ADHD

True or false.

Back 27

True