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Applied Behavior Analysis Basic Concepts

This set covers core ABA concepts, including the three-term contingency (antecedent–behavior–consequence), the role of antecedents in triggering behavior, and the principle that reinforcement modifies behavior even without the individual’s awareness.

Applied Behavior Analysis Descriptions and Characteristics of Applied Behavior Analysis

This set explains Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) as the systematic collection and analysis of observable, quantifiable behaviors, which helps identify patterns, relationships, and generate hypotheses for further research.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Definition and Classification II

This set reviews the concept of psychiatric disorder classification, emphasizing that genuine disorders are monothetic, defined by unique essential features without which the disorder would not exist.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Definition and Classification I

This set introduces the DSM-5, outlining its purpose as a tool for diagnosis, treatment, and supporting scientific research through its classification system.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Health Psychology

This set covers key aspects of health psychology, showing how research on coping with cancer extends to other illnesses, and highlights the statistic that 1 in 2 Australians will face a cancer diagnosis by age 85.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Sexual Dysfunction

This set explores sexual dysfunction, emphasizing that sexuality is a natural part of human wellbeing, not limited by societal norms, and as essential to health as sleep or food.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 PDs: Treatment

This set highlights treatment of personality disorders, noting that Borderline Personality Disorder has the strongest evidence base, and explores the historical stigma rooted in the belief that these disorders were untreatable.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 PDs: Cluster C

This set covers Cluster C personality disorders, defined by anxious and fearful behavior, and includes Avoidant, Dependent, and Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorders.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 PDs: Cluster B

This set outlines Cluster B personality disorders, known for dramatic and emotional behavior, and includes Antisocial, Borderline, Histrionic, and Narcissistic Personality Disorders.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 PDs: Cluster A

This set focuses on Paranoid Personality Disorder within Cluster A, highlighting its core traits of pervasive distrust, suspicion, and social isolation, often beginning in childhood and marked by misinterpretation of others’ intentions.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Personality Disorders

This set covers the clusters of Personality Disorders, including their classification into three groups (A, B, and C) and highlights why Cluster B is the most commonly studied and encountered in clinical settings.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Anger

Anger is a basic, early-developing emotion seen in both humans and animals. It first appears in babies around 4 months, becoming socially directed (e.g., through eye contact) by about 7 months.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Death Anxiety

Transdiagnostic constructs are underlying features (like rumination or perfectionism) that appear across multiple disorders. They’re important because targeting them helps treat comorbid conditions more effectively than focusing on a single diagnosis.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Addiction: Non-Substance

Repetitive behaviors may be considered addictions when they cause significant harm, distress, or functional impairment to the individual or others. This distinction helps separate everyday habits from true addictive disorders.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Addictive Disorders: Substance Abuse

This flashcard set examines the neurological and psychological foundations of substance addiction, highlighting key definitions from ASAM and the concept of neuro-adaptation. It provides a concise overview of how dependence and recovery are understood in clinical contexts.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Binge Eating Disorder

This flashcard set outlines the diagnostic history and classification of Binge Eating Disorder, including its progression from a provisional diagnosis in the DSM-IV to a formal disorder in the DSM-5. It highlights key developments in understanding and recognition of the condition.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Bulimia Nervosa

This flashcard set explores the diagnostic criteria and wide-ranging complications of Bulimia Nervosa, including its psychological and social impacts. It provides a concise overview of the disorder’s core features as defined by the DSM-5.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Anorexia Nervosa

This flashcard set highlights key insights into the treatment and understanding of Anorexia Nervosa, including its role in the development of Family Therapy and the value of lived experiences in psychological research and practice.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Treating Conduct Problems

This flashcard set covers key principles in treating conduct problems in children, with a focus on the impact of Callous-Unemotional (CU) traits and evidence-based therapeutic approaches. Ideal for quick revision of core treatment concepts in clinical child psychology.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Conduct Problems in Children

This flashcard set from Abnormal Psychology 3018: Conduct Problems in Children explores the historical exclusion of Conduct Disorder from psychiatry and the diverse nature of symptoms in affected children. It emphasizes the challenges in understanding and treating this complex condition.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 ADHD

This flashcard set from Abnormal Psychology 3018: ADHD focuses on treatment trends for ADHD in Australia. It highlights regional differences in prescription rates and addresses the ongoing gap in adequate support for those affected.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Bipolar Disorders

This flashcard set from Abnormal Psychology 3018: Bipolar Disorders covers the core features of bipolar disorders, including mood fluctuations between mania/hypomania and depression. It also explains the meaning behind the term "bipolar."

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Child Anxiety

This flashcard set from Abnormal Psychology 3018: Child Anxiety highlights key statistics on childhood mental health. It focuses on the prevalence of serious mental health problems and diagnosable conditions among children.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Depression II

This flashcard set covers key concepts from Abnormal Psychology 3018: Depression II, focusing on cognitive theories of depression. It explores how cognitive vulnerabilities, negative schemas, and life stressors interact to increase the risk and recurrence of Major Depression.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Depression I

Reviews how DSM-IV classified mood disorders, combining depressive (unipolar) disorders and bipolar disorders under one chapter. Provides historical context for how depression was categorized before DSM-5 changes.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Trauma and Stressor Related Disorders

Summarizes the DSM-5 category of Trauma- and Stressor-Related Disorders, including PTSD, acute stress disorder, adjustment disorder, and attachment-related conditions. Emphasizes their link to identifiable stressors or traumatic events.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 OC-Related Disorders

Focuses on hoarding disorder and related features, including difficulty discarding possessions and excessive acquisition. Highlights how these behaviors lead to significant clutter and impairment in daily life.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 OCD

Outlines the DSM-5 category of Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders, including OCD, body dysmorphic disorder, hoarding, excoriation, and trichotillomania. Highlights the shift from DSM-IV’s anxiety disorders grouping.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Anxiety Disorders: GAD

Covers DSM-IV’s classification of anxiety disorders, including phobias, GAD, panic disorder, PTSD, acute stress disorder, and OCD. Highlights the range of conditions grouped under the anxiety disorders chapter.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Conceptual Issues: Classification and Diagnosis

Explores key conceptual issues in Abnormal Psychology, focusing on classification and diagnosis. Reviews the ICD and DSM systems, their historical roots in psychoanalysis, and their current grounding in the medical model.

Abnormal Psychology 3018 Introduction

Introduces the field of Abnormal Psychology, focusing on the scientific and empirical study of abnormal behavior and mental disorders. Provides foundational concepts for understanding how abnormality is defined and studied.

GRE® Psychology Measurement, Methodology and Other: Measurement and Methodology Part 2

Covers key concepts from GRE® Psychology Measurement & Methodology (Part 2). Focuses on research design, data analysis, and statistical tools such as correlation, regression, and the line of best fit.

GRE® Psychology Measurement, Methodology and Other: Measurement and Methodology Part 1

It’s the systematic set of assumptions, rules, and procedures psychologists use to gather empirical data, analyze it, draw conclusions, and share findings.

GRE® Psychology Measurement, Methodology and Other: History Part 4

G. Stanley Hall – He earned the first American Ph.D. in psychology, founded the American Psychological Association in 1892, and was a pioneer in studying child development and adolescence.

GRE® Psychology Measurement, Methodology and Other: History Part 3

A deck of 20 flashcards covering important historical figures, theories, and concepts in psychology, from Charles Darwin's evolutionary approach to the first accepted psychological laboratory by Wilhelm Wundt.

GRE® Psychology Measurement, Methodology and Other: History Part 2

A flashcard deck covering key concepts from the history of psychology, including behaviorism, Gestalt psychology, psychoanalysis, humanistic psychology, and the biological approach.

GRE® Psychology Measurement, Methodology and Other: History Part 1

This deck contains 20 flashcards covering the history of psychology, dualism, monism, structuralism, functionalism, and key figures in psychology.

GRE® Psychology Clinical: Clinical and Abnormal Part 2

Schizophrenic disorders commonly involve delusions (false beliefs), hallucinations (sensory experiences without stimuli), and inappropriate or blunted emotional responses to the environment.

GRE® Psychology Clinical: Clinical and Abnormal Part 1

Emil Kraepelin was a pioneer in psychiatric classification. He grouped mental disorders by symptom patterns and coined "dementia praecox" (early term for schizophrenia), laying the groundwork for the modern DSM.

GRE® Psychology Clinical: Personality Part 6

This deck covers key concepts in personality psychology, including the influence of personality on health, relationships, and ethical considerations in assessments.

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