Emil kraeplin - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

PSYC 3604 - Midterm 1 Questions and Answers Already Passed How many experience and mental illness in their lifetime in Canada? 33.1% How many who experience mental illness have needs met vs. partially met. vs. not met? have needs met - 2/3 (69%) needs partially met - 21% needs not met - 12% Which mental illnesses are women and men more susceptible to? Women - 1.5x more likely to have mood/anxiety disorders and 5x more likely to have an eating disorder and 6x more likely to have ...

What are the professional activities involved in being a clinical psychologist? correct answers assessment, therapy /intervention, research, training/teaching/supervising What is counseling psychology? correct answers provide individual counseling/therapy often focused on identity, culture, and vocational issues Health Psychologists correct answers Psychologists whose research or practical work focuses on good health or the prevention of an illness, or the treatment of individuals with dia...

Clinical Exam 1 Questions & Answers 2024 The Evolution of Clinical Psychology - ANSWER- pre 1700s - ANSWER-demonic possession/witchcraft late 1700s - ANSWER-age of enlightenment "moral therapy vs. Physical restraint" The Birth of Clinical Psychology - ANSWER-Emil Kraeplin assessment, analyzed symptom similarities and differences among large groups of people Binet and Simon - ANSWER-developed mental tests Clinical Psychologist Boom - ANSWER-1940s to 60s. WWII Counselin...

Psychological Disorder - Answer-a severe expression of abnormal behavior; Psychological Disorder 3 components - Answer-impairment/ distress/ dysfunction impairment - Answer--Problems with job, relationships, daily routine impairment is set in - Answer-the context of a person's background and culture do all disorders lead to distress - Answer-no psychological dysfunction - Answer-psychological dysfunction refers to a abnormal cognitive, emotional, or behavioral function statistical devian...

Definition of abnormal behavior - Answer-- statistically infrequent - violation of social norms - causing personal distress - disabling or dysfunction - response is not expected for stimuli Psy. D. Degree - Answer-An advanced degree in psychology that is an alternative to traditional research-oriented Ph.D. degrees, focusing on clinical training counseling psychologist - Answer-A psychologist who specializes in the treatment of emotional and behavioral disturbances. Less research, focu...

Diathesis Stress Model Individual vulnerability x experience. Diathesis is another way of saying vulnerability. Stress is like a change, doesn't have to be stressful. Diathesis can be: genetics, temperament, sensitivity to startle Stress can be individual, cultural, and societal influences Abnormal psych attempts to Describe (a set of behaviors) Explain Predict and change/modify behaviors Common features of abnormality (4 D's) Deviance, distress, dysfunction, and da...

Hippocrates - Answer-Classified mental illnesses & personality disorders Plato - Answer-Postulated human behavior in terms of internal states Aristotle - Answer-Designed the first rational psychology to manage emotions St. Augustine - Answer-Prescribed introspection to master emotions Phillipe Pinel - Answer-Described various forms of neurosis & psychosis Anton Mesmer - Answer-Used hypnotic suggestion to cure psychological symptoms Jean Charcot - Answer-Scientifically studied h...

PS381 Questions and Answers 2023 Psychiatrists Physicians. Mainly rely on medication for treatment (biological view) Clinical psychologists Receive little training in medicine. More focused on psychological principles governing human behaviour (talk therapy) Counselling psychologists Work with normal or moderately maladjusted individuals (usually in schools, hospitals, etc. Clinical social workers Social workers who conduct psychotherapy on an individual or group basis ...

AIIMS NORCET MCQs SPECIAL REAL00 EXAM 134 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1% PASS 1 PYSCHIATRIC NURSING-PEDRIATIC NURSING &ALL Ques 1:- Who is known as the Father of Psychology? a. Abraham Jacob b. Jean Piaget c. Abraham Maslow d. Wilhem Wundt Ques 2:- The hierarchy of needs are described/ explained by: a. Erickson b. Abraham Maslow c. Freud d. Sheldon Ques 3:- In Maslow’s hierarchy of physiologic needs, the human need of greatest priority is:- a. Love b. Elimination c. Nutrition d. Ox...

Chapter 1 Foundations of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing Questions - chapter study guide answers The primary purpose of the Community Mental Health Center Act of 1963 was a. getting better treatment in a larger, more urban area b. moving patients to their home community for treatment c. providing former patients with employment opportunities d. removing the stigma of living in an institution - Answer- b. moving patients to their home community for treatment Managed care is designe...