Dissociations - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Implicit BiasImplicit bias definition - correct answer the attitudes or stereotypes that affect out understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner Implicit bias or thoughts about people you didn't know you had - correct answer - these biases, encompass both favorable and unfavorable assessments, are activated involuntarily and without an individual's awareness or intentional control - residing deep in the subconscious, these biases are different from known biases that indiv...

What is an Dissociative Disorder? - Correct Answer a defense or emergency mechanism, "removes" patients positive symptoms of dissociative disorder - Correct Answer unpleasant intrusions into awareness, or behavior with associated loss of continuity in experience negative symptoms of dissociative disorder - Correct Answer inability to access information or control functions Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) Diagnostic Criteria - Correct Answer disruption of identity by two or more p...

BCH4024 TEST 1 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS Isoelectric Point of Amino Acids - Answer-At the isoelectric point (pI = pH), average charge equals 0 The Henderson-Hasselbalch Eqn. can be applied at pI for both equilibrium dissociations. Two dissociation reactions involve the net zero charge species HAH+ <--> HA + H+ HA <--> A- + H+ (Isoelectric Point of Amino Acids) Two Henderson-Hasselbalch equations can be summed to solve for pI. - Answer-2pI=pKa1+ pKa2 +log [HA] +log...

Speech - Answer The acoustic production of sounds, involves oral/motor components to create acoustic production - can be completely meaningless (i.e. babbling) Language - Answer The representation of concepts in our minds; a socially shared code/conventional system for representing concepts through the use of arbitrary symbols and rule-governed combinations of those symbols - can be understood/produced, does not depend on modality Communication - Answer The exchange of information, ideas, ...

THE APPLICATION OF ASSESSMENT AND INTERVENTION principles based on the scietific study of human behaviour accros the lifespan as it reelates to normal and abnormal functioning of the central nervous system. correct answers clinical neuropsychology The argument of a cognitive neuropsychologist is? correct answers 1. I have observed double dissociation B. 2. Let me think ... what's a cognitive architecture which, when damaged in two different ways, would produce double dissociation B? 3. W...

DISSOCIATIVE DISORDERS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2022/2023 A 43-year-old schoolteacher is surprised when a parent states that she saw him at a strip club several days ago. He denies these accusations and truly has no memory of the event. - ANS-Dissociative identity disorder A 23-year-old female is reported missing by her parents in California. Years later, it is discovered that she is living in New York. She has no recollection of her previous life in California. - ANS-Dissociative amnes...

DISSOCIATIVE DISORDERS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2022/2023 A 43-year-old schoolteacher is surprised when a parent states that she saw him at a strip club several days ago. He denies these accusations and truly has no memory of the event. - ANS-Dissociative identity disorder A 23-year-old female is reported missing by her parents in California. Years later, it is discovered that she is living in New York. She has no recollection of her previous life in California. - ANS-Dissociative amnes...

What thickness are paraffin sections routinely cut? - ANSWER-4-6 um Why should the temperature of the flotation bath be set specifically at 5-10 °C below the melting point of the paraffin wax? - ANSWER-water bath that is too hot may distort tissue morphology Warm enough to relieve compression Cool enough so the wax does not melt What thickness are paraffin sections cut for the Luxol Fast Blue procedure? - ANSWER-10 - 15 um Why are paraffin blocks put on ice prior to cutting? - ...

Somatic and dissociative disorder Exam Questions and Answers 1. A psychologist would MOST likely use the term ______ to refer to the common experience of "spacing out" momentarily. a. amnesia b. dissociation c. malingering d. conversion - ANSWER-b. dissociation 2. "It's like the feeling you get at the end of a page/When you realize you don't know what you've just read" are two lines from an early-'80s song by a band called the Missing Persons. These lines MOST d...

LMSW EXAM - Bootcamp!, LMSW, LMSW 3 Areas to identify in each question (PPL) - 1. Problem 2. Person 3. Last Sentence (guide to answer question) Key words - 1. Person/Client "hot seat" 2. SAFETY Red Flags - suicide, abuse, life-threatening, unexplained marks, alcohol, recent loss 3. Strong words/adjectives 4. Age 5. Diagnosis 6. Symptoms/Duration 7. Who are you? 8. Where are you in session? 9. Quotations 10. Direct requests/concerns 11. Qualifiers (First/Next/Best) ...