Psy 305 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Who challenged the idea that 'insanity' was a single disease? - Emil Kraepelin Kraepelin classified behaviours according to their known causes (if known), or simply described behaviour if their causes were unknown Although, by the end of the nineteenth century the medical profession was confident in finding biological causes of mental illness, _____ times out of 10, there is no biological basis - 9 Define: Mental Illnesses / Disorders - behaviours that may be: statistically rare, d...

Encoding Retrieval Interactions - Melton (1963) Encoding (How does the stuff get into the system, whats the best way to get stuff in the system) -> Storage -> Retrieval. What is encoded? - • What is the information that gets into the system? • Attributes/features (Bower, 1967; Underwood, 1969) • Encoding represents the process by which the attributes of memory are established • The binding together of different attributes into a representation - An episode Automatic and Cont...

Pattern Recognition - a term that originated with computer science to describe how incoming raw data— a pattern— is matched to information in memory related to that stimulus Template Matching - -The incoming sensory information is compared directly to copies (templates) stored in the long term memory -Holistic matching of stimuli to the stored representation in memory Cognitive economy - -the short-cut for us to mobilize as less resource in mind as possible to solve the problem. I...

Who challenged the idea that 'insanity' was a single disease? - Emil Kraepelin Kraepelin classified behaviours according to their known causes (if known), or simply described behaviour if their causes were unknown Although, by the end of the nineteenth century the medical profession was confident in finding biological causes of mental illness, _____ times out of 10, there is no biological basis - 9 Define: Mental Illnesses / Disorders - behaviours that may be: statistically rare, d...

Encoding Retrieval Interactions - Melton (1963) Encoding (How does the stuff get into the system, whats the best way to get stuff in the system) -> Storage -> Retrieval. What is encoded? - • What is the information that gets into the system? • Attributes/features (Bower, 1967; Underwood, 1969) • Encoding represents the process by which the attributes of memory are established • The binding together of different attributes into a representation - An episode Automatic and Cont...

Pattern Recognition - a term that originated with computer science to describe how incoming raw data— a pattern— is matched to information in memory related to that stimulus Template Matching - -The incoming sensory information is compared directly to copies (templates) stored in the long term memory -Holistic matching of stimuli to the stored representation in memory Cognitive economy - -the short-cut for us to mobilize as less resource in mind as possible to solve the problem. I...

1. Discrepancy between anatomical sex and gender is known as? 2. Which of the following are risk factors for neuroleptic malignant syndrome? Select all that apply 3. Antipsychotic medication provides D2 blockage in the meso-coritcal pathway causing which of the fol- lowing effects? 4. Phencyclidine (PCP) and ketamine exert their unique behavioral effects by blocking which of the following receptors? 5. The diagnosis used to describe a syndrome charac- terized by specific s/s resultin...

1. TQM: Total Quali- ty Management 2. Customer De- fined Quality 3. Conformance to specification 4. Example of Con- formance to specification is an integrated organizational effort designed to improve quality at every level. TQM is about meeting quality expectations as defined by the customer. measures how well the product or service meets the targets and tolerances determined by its designers. The wait for hotel room service may be specified as 20 minutes, but there may be an acceptable delay...

Question 1. Question : (TCO 2) Almost always listed as important for leadership success is/are . Student Answer: INCORRECT Basic intelligence Clear and strong values High level of personal energy CORRECT All of the above Training Instructor Explanation: p. 16 Points Received: 0 of 3 Comments: Question 2. Question : (TCO 2) Vince Lombardi had a personality; his followers' goal was to be equal to their understanding of his . Student Answer: Schizophrenic; needs Mercur...

The organization of care Early intervention in ultra-high-risk groups This approach is potentially one of the most exciting developments in psychosis research and intervention of recent years and has seen an explosion of research and clinical interest during that time.The idea is not a new one. Harry Stack Sullivan discussed the possibility of this in 1927, and Ian Falloon undertook a study to see whether the prevalence of schizophrenia could be reduced in Buckingham, UK, before the rec...