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12 Cards in this Set
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What is the first impairment in social interaction?
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impairment in nonverbal behaviours
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What is the second impairment in social interaction?
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No development of peer relationships
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What is the third impairment in social interaction?
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Lack of seeking to share enjoyment with others
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What is the fourth impairment in social interaction?
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Lack of social or emotional reprocity
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What is the fourth impairment in social communication?
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Lack of spontaneous make believe play
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What distinguishes Aspergers from AD?
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No lack of social communication and no lack of adaptive functioning
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What are the gender ratios of Autism?
AD? Aspergers? |
4:1
2:1 6:1 |
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What are the four categories of the PCL-R?
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Affect
Interpersonal Lifestyle Antisocial |
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What brain area is affected in psychopathic individuals?
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Amgydala
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What tasks have psychopaths been found to have deficits in (frontal lobes)?
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Executive functioning tasks such as the wiscosin card sorting etc
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Do psychopaths have a deficit in theory of mind?
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No, they understand others' internal states
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Which emotions do psychopaths have trouble recognising?
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Sadness and fear
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