History and people
The earliest treatment for abnormal behavior
The therapy different orientations
What are psychodynamic, biological, cognitive-behavioral, humanistic, sociocultural orientations
The treatment methods of the biological orientation
What is drug treatment, psychosurgery, TMS, and ECT
The three types of assessment techniques
Clinical interviews, tests, and observation
The US adult group with the highest rate of mental illness
Who are LGBTQ+ people
The founder of modern psychology
The people associated with the cognitive behavioral model
Who are Bandura, Watson, Ellis, and Beck?
The information that pertains to an individual
What is idiographic information
The types of observations
What is naturalistic, analog, and self monitoring
The Dove counterbalance test showcased
What are the flaws of intelligence testing
What is the balance of the four humors and rage of the Gods
The different types of behavioral therapy
What is modeling and classic & operant conditioning
the classification system types
what is the ICD 11, RDoC, and DSM 5
The types of clinical tests
what are projective, intelligence, neuropsychological, and personality inventories
The information a clinician should obtain to make a diagnosis through the DSM 5
What is the categorical information (name) and dimensional information (severity)
The two perspectives emerging in the 20th century
What are the somatogenic perspectives and psychogenic perspectives?
The man associated with the sociocultural orientation
Who is Jacob Morrino
The three measures of an effective clinical assessment
What is reliability, validity, and standardization
The orientation and kinds of projective tests
What is psychodynamic orientation and Rorschach 'inkblot' test, thematic apperception test, sentence completion test and drawing (any one of these)
the discovery that changed how mental illness was viewed and treated in the 50's
What are medications
Who are Dorothea Dix, Benjamin Rush, Phillipe Pinal, and William Turke
The therapies of the psychodynamic theory
What is dream association, repression, transference, free association, working through, and catharsis
The three main horomones and what they do
What is Serotonin (regulation), Dopamine (motivation and reward), and Norepinephrine (attention and arousal)
the different personality inventories
The concerns of the DSM 5 categories
What is the major depression, single substance use, gambling, autism spectrum, mild neurocognitive, premenstrual, and somatic symptoms
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