DSM
What is the first DSM book published known as
DSM I
This model uses a categorical classification that divides mental disorders into types based on criterion sets
Dimensional Model of Classifications
When it comes to children what organization allows us to file reports if we suspect abuse
Child Protective Services
Who is more likely to get diagnosed with autism boys or girls?
boys
When you take a test multiple times to get the same results?
Reliability
When was the latest DSM book published?
2022
The production of a new system for defining and for classifying psychopathology became
A rite of passage
When it comes to cultural differences what are two important concepts that are looked at heavily recently?
Power and Priviledge
Who is more likely to get diagnosed with disorders such as anxiety or depression?
women
When the information measures what it is supposed to measure?
Validity
What is the DSM book used for?
Diagnosing patients
When diagnosing a person with a mental health disorder what are two factors that clinicians look at
etiology and symptoms
Carly starts hitting her mother what is this behavior known as?
Maladaptive
Who is more likely to get diagnosed with schizophrenia?
males
describes the likelihood of a disorder for individuals testing above a cutoff score on an assessment instrument
Positive predictive power
What is one update added to the latest DSM?
Culture section
In Western cultures how is time viewed
linear
Carly learned to take space and write in her journal when becoming angry instead of acting out. What type of behavior is this?
Adaptive
When it comes to Autism Spectrum Disorder what is one indicator in girls that may often lead to misdiagnosis if she does not have this?
Intellectual disability
As a mental health practitioner you start to make correlations/connections that do not exist. What is this called
Illusory Correlations
List the DSM books in order:
DSM I, DSM II, DSM III, DSM IV, DSM 5, DSM V TR
You take an exam multiple times and get the same results multiple times what do you have?
Reliability
A child experienced violence at home. Later on they became an adult and became the abuser themselves. What is this known as
Generational Cycles of Violence
When it comes to culture what is one variable that is looked at different between the US and Japan in regards to parenting
Facial Expressions
What is an example of an algorithm and how it is used today in clinics
AI utilized in note taking apps