Words
Testing, testing...is this thing on?
Threes
A little perspective
Memes
All The Colours of the Wind
More words
100

What's wrong with the term "abnormal"?

It means that there is a normal and what the heck is normal anyways?

100

What is a standardized test?

A test given to a huge sample of people to determine statistical norms and assessment fidelity.

100

Which 3 d's constitute a mental disorder? (name at least 1)

Dysfunction, distress, deviance

100

Which theoretical orientation / perspective is based on the ABCs?

Behavioural - Antecedent, behaviour, consequence

100

What approach was Carl Rogers (not Carl the Llama) known for?


The humanistic, or person-centred approach.

100

Red brain represents:

The limbic system (fight/flight state)

100

Define comorbidity

Having more than one diagnosis.

200

What is a humanistic approach to intervention?

Counselling that honours the person with unconditional positive regard.

200

The first person to yell out "TODAY IS A WONDERFUL DAY!" earns these points for their team

YES!! Every day contains SOMETHING wonderful. 

200

What are the 3 parts of a behavioural approach (A, B, C)

Antecedent, behaviour, consequence


200

What is better, a gazelle or a capybara?

Obviously, a capybara.

200

How long do symptoms need to be present for an MDD diagnosis?

2 weeks

200

Blue brain represents:

The cortex, or the thinking/rational state of the brain 

200

Define incidence

How many new cases of a disorder developed in a certain time period

300

What is a synapse?

The place where neurons join and send messages.

300

What is DMDD?

Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder

300

What are the N, O, and S of DSM-IV diagnoses?

Not otherwise specified

300

Which theoretical orientation is focused on thinking processes?

Cognitive


300

Which diagnosis is controversial, as it is sometimes seen as clinical "temper tantrums"?

DMDD

300

Gray brain represents:

The brainstem / freeze state

300

Define Epidemiology

the study of the frequency and distribution of a disorder

400

Give an example of a neurotransmitter discussed in class

Serotonin, norepinephrine, GABA, dopamine, noradrenaline

400

Which document does the WHO use for classification and diagnosis?

ICD-11

400

What's the HPA axis?

The stress response system consisting of the hypothalamus, anterior pituitary, and adrenal cortex.  

400

Which theoretical orientation brings us mindfulness, learning about our nervous systems, and acknowledging trauma?

Psychodynamic (i.e. DBT)

400

What is the DSM?

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, a description of the categories and symptomatology of mental health disorders used in western medical/psychiatric contexts

400

What is the best colour?

Purple. Tiffany blue is also an acceptable response

400

Define Prevalence

The percentage of a population with a disorder

500

What is it called when it's not quite full MDD, but it is distressing and lasts a long time?

Persistent Mood Disorder

500

What is the lifetime prevalence of MDD?

14%

500

What are the three components of Beck's Cognitive Triad?

Negative views of the self, the world, and the future

500

Which theoretical orientation would a psychiatrist subscribe to?

Medical / biological

500

What category does autism belong to in the DSM?

Neurodevelopmental

500

What colour are polar bears?  Also, what do unipolar and bipolar refer to?

Depression and Bipolar (Depression and Mania)

500

Confirmation bias, overgeneralization, the halo effect, catastrophizing, and black and white thinking are examples of _________

Cognitive biases or distortions