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what are the major influences of abnormal behavior?
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biological, behavioral. emotional, social and cultural, and developmental
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What is the term for when you would make a plan and then do it?
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behavioral activation
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What is the term for when we all have a genetic make-up, but we might have an event to turn the table?
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Diathesis stress model
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What is required to produce a disorder and what is this called?
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both an inherited tendency (a vulnerability) and specific stressful conditions. Diathesis-stress model
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What is the idea of the reciprocal gene-envioromnent model?
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The hypothesis that people with a genetic predisposition for a disorder may also have a genetic tendency to create environmental risk factors that promote the disorder.
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What chemical is typically manipulated in the brain?
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serotonin
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What is an agonist?
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chemical that increases activity by imitating effects
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What is the antagonist?
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decreases or blocks a neurotransmitter
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What is the non-genomic inheritance of behavior?
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environmental influences may override genetics
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What is an inverse agonit?
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produces chemicals opposite to the neurotransmitter
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What is Gamma aminobutyric acid (GABA)?
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antagonist, decreaseds neurotransmitter associated with anxiety
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What is norepinephrine?
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Ritlan (also dopamine), strattera
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What is a name for classical conditioning and what are some factors involved?
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respondent conditioning: US, UR, CS, CR
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What is the name for operant or skinerion conditioning and what are some factors involved?
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reinforcers and adding into context.
reinforcers and punishers |
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what are reinforcers?
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to get you to do something
to stop you from doing something |
