Mom & Hep

Front 1

What is positive

Reinforcement and punishment

What is negative

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Back (Definition)

Front 2

What is the difference between classical conditioning and operant conditioning

Back 2

Classical is involuntary

Operant is voluntary

Front 3

Superstitious behavior

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Front 4

What is self-efficacy

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Front 5

What is insightful learning

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Front 6

What is insightful learning

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Front 7

What is field theory

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Front 8

Social support types

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Front 9

What are the protective factors of isolation

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Front 10

Having weak social connections

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Front 11

Is an amino acid needed for normal growth in infants and for N balance in adults

Back 11

Tryptophan

Front 12

Factors affecting socioeconomic states

Back 12

Poverty and education

Front 13

Bottle feeding result in

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Back (Definition)

Front 14

What is transitional object

Back 14

An item used to provide psychological comfort like teddy bear

Front 15

Reasons for refusal of immunization

Back 15

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Front 16

Problem in family functioning could be

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Instrumental: such as money, place

Affective: such as emotional

Front 17

(DP1) what is the study of how psychological disorders arise and how they change with time or develop stage

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Developmental psychopathology

Front 18

(DP1) what are the three theories that explain abnormal behavior

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Back (Definition)

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Front 19

(DP1) which specifier gives clinicians an opportunity to document factors that play role in etiology of neurodevelopmental disorders

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DSM-5

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(DP1) numerate 4 neurodevelopmental disorders

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Front 21

(DP1) diagnostic criteria for ADHD

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(DP1) multimodal treatment of ADHD

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Front 23

(DP1) reading deficits is called

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Dyslexia

Front 24

(DP1) mathematics deficits is called

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Dyscalculia

Front 25

(DP1) what is the illness in aldobab alalktrony

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Intellectual disability

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(DP1) patience have destructive behavior towards them self or others

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Delinquency

Front 27

(DP1) what are the treatments and prevention for delinquency

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Back (Definition)

Front 28

(DP1) what are the features of schizophrenia

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Hallucinations

Delusion

Disorganized speech and behavior

Volition

Front 29

(Dp2) what are the two groups of developmental psychopathology disorders

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Front 30

Numerate3 neurocognitive disorders

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Delirium

Dementia

Amnestic

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Tolerance for substance use disorder

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Front 32

Numerate 3 anxiety disorders

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Specific phobia

Social phobia

Generalized anxiety disorder

Separation anxiety disorder

Front 33

A diagnosed when a person has extreme anxiety in nearly every part of their life

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Generalized anxiety

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Somatization and illness anxiety disorders

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Front 35

(IP1) what are the parts that responsible for short term memory and if affect could make ADHD

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Prefrontal cortex

Parietal cortex

Anterior cingulate

Basal ganglia

Front 36

Reduce working memory lead to

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Increase in reaction time and errors

Front 37

Trying to deal with too many input results in

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Greater participation in cognitively stimulating activities like playing games associated with

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Reduce amyloid uptake

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Self monitoring leads to

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Managing attention

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Front 41

Mindfulness leads to

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Reduced cognitive rigidity

Front 42

(AHB) compare self to similar others

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Social comparison

Front 43

Reasons for non compliance

Social factors

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Low education

Low social support

Cultural beliefs

Substance abuse

Front 44

Reasons for non compliance

Psychological factors

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Front 45

Reasons for non compliance

Treatment factors

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Back (Definition)

Front 46

What are the consequences of overcaring

Back 46

Reducing independence

Incrase sence of worthlessness

Front 47

When does carer distress happen

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When imbalance between demands and resources

Front 48

V

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(DD)

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