DSM Facts
50+% chance of developing one of these comorbid disorders when an individual has tic disorder
ADHD (most common) & OCD
Self monitoring is a type of _______ that _______
self-control procedure; keeping a detailed record of what one is doing
Damage to these brain parts leads to failure of body functions and death
Pons and Medulla
CS + US (repeatedly)
CS --> CR
NS + CS (repeatedly)
Higher-order conditioning
Consistency
Reliability
How does schizophreniform differentiated from schizophrenia
Time; 1 month - 6 months
One of Melanie Klein's defense mechanisms that prevents object constancy
splitting
How is the amygdala involved in aggression?
Stimulating the amygdala increases aggression
A neutral stimulus that was not intentionally paired with the US or CS but elicits a response
Pseudoconditioning
Expressed as the coefficient of stability
Test-Retest Reliability
Most common disorder in adults
Anxiety disorders
Adler differed from freud because he thought humans were primarily motivated by _____ urges
social
Responsible for the body's circadian rhythm
Suprachiasmatic Nucleus
Schedule of reinforcement that results in low and scalloped response rate
Fixed Interval
When we do split have reliability we have to use this which tells us how much more reliable the test would be if it were longer
Spearman Brown Prophecy
frequently comorbid with ODD, Conduct Disorder, intermittent explosive disorder
ADHD
New wave therapy that differs from CBT because the goal is not to change negative thoughts but to accept them
ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy)
Results from chronic Thiamine deficiency and occurs in alcoholics
Korsakoff's syndrome
Changing the reinforcement from continuous to intermittent
Thinning
Two subtypes of criterion-related validity
Concurrent and predictive