Tests of Difference
Parametric test with only one IV, only one or two groups are compared
T-test
Early identification that aims to reduce the prevalence of a disorder
Secondary Prevention
An individual has difficulty playing pickleball because he used to play tennis and is used to having to run farther distances across the court
Proactive interference
First stage of brain development
Proliferation
Babies do not seek closeness with the mother, they do not cry upon separation and ignore her when she returns
Avoidant attachment
If a test has normally distributed data, homoscedasticity, and Interval or Ratio data it is
A Parametric Test
Minuchin's boundary disturbance when children are pulled into an argument by their parent and they feel compelled by each parent to take their side
Triangulation
A type of amnesia in which a person cannot make new memories following an event
Anterograde Amnesia
Damage to the left temporal lobe that results in problems with comprehension and fluid, unintelligible speech
Wernicke's Aphasia
Expect unquestioned obedience, are demanding, controlling, and threatening
Authoritarian Parents
Equal variances in the groups being compared
homoscedasticity
Prochaska's transtheoretical model of behavior change
Precontemplation - denial
contemplation - wishy washy
preparation - plan for change
action - acting on their plan for change
maintenance - plan is complete
An individual emits a similar (but not identical) behavior in the presence of the same stimulus
Response Generalization
Intact comprehension and articulation, but inability to repeat words
Conduction Aphasia
Following rules so that good deeds will be rewarded (Kohlberg)
Instrumental hedonism (Preconventional morality)
To study the effectiveness of CBT versus medication versus combined treatment on depression use a:
One-Way ANOVA
Consultant focuses on helping a consultee better deal with an individual client's problems
Client-centered case consultation
Variable Interval
Neurotransmitter responsible for voluntary movement, memory, and cognition
Acetylcholine
Development of depth perception
Kinetic, Binocular, Pictorial
Two or more IVs, one is independent and one is correlated
Split-plot ANOVA
Circular questioning is a method for gathering information, as well as for introducing hypotheses about the family
Systemic family therapy
Repeated presentation of the US, until the US no longer elicits the UR
Habituation
Responsible for the consolidation of implicit memories
Basal Ganglia and Cerebellum
Piaget's stage of morality in which children cannot imagine more than one way of looking at (and interpreting) a moral issue
Heteronomous morality