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The Impact of Mental Illness and Deinstitutionalization on Healthcare and Society Axia College of University of Phoenix

Statistical Hypothesis Testing and Variance Estimation in Psychological Research: A Comprehensive Analysis Using t Tests

A Critique of "Predictors of Life Satisfaction in Stroke Survivors and Spousal Caregivers after Inpatient Rehabilitation"

Comparing the Impact of Intimate Terrorism and Situational Couple Violence on Help-Seeking Behavior and Psychological Outcomes

A Clinical Insight: Interview with Dr. Ian Smith on the Practice of Psychology and Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy

2023 NRNP6675 Mental Health Midterm Exam Week 6 With Answers (114 Solved Questions)

2022-2023 NRNP6665 Pshychology Mid Term Exam Week 6 With Answers (26 Solved Questions)

2023-2024 NRNP6635 Psychopathology Final Real Exam With Answers (210 Solved Questions)

Discovering Psychology Sixth Edition Test Bank

Psychology Third Edition Test Bank

NRNP6540 International Open University Psychology Week 5 Case Assignment With Answers (10 Solved Questions)

A Guide to Crisis Intervention 5th Edition Test Bank

Scientific American: Psychology 1st Edition Test Bank

A History of Modern Psychology 11th Edition Test Bank

2023-2024 CADC/CDAC Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor Pre-Test Exam With Answers (199 Solved Questions)

Introducing Psychology Third Edition Test Bank

Psychological Science Fifth Edition Test Bank

Test Bank For Biological Psychology, 11th Edition

Test Bank for The Children's Thinking, 5th Edition

The Development of Children, 7th Edition Test Bank

Sensation and Perception Second Edition Test Bank

Test Bank for Discovering Psychology, 5th Edition

Abnormal Child Psychology 6th Edition Test Bank

Psychology in Modules Eleventh Edition Test Bank

Test Bank for Learning and Memory, 4th Edition

Comparative Cognition, 1st Edition Test Bank

Behavioral Genetics Sixth Edition Test Bank

Addiction Treatment 4th Edition Test Bank

Social Psychology, 8th Edition Test Bank

A History of Modern Psychology 5th Edition Test Bank

Biological Psychology, 13th Edition Test Bank

The Developing Person Through the Life Span Ninth Edition Test Bank

Introduction to Behavioral Research Methods 7th Edition Test Bank

Cognitive Psychology and Its Implications Eighth Edition Test Bank

My EPPP Practice Questions: Test Construction

This flashcard set focuses on Test Construction principles for the EPPP, highlighting inter-rater reliability. It explains that a kappa coefficient of .90 indicates strong agreement between raters, demonstrating the consistency and reliability of observational measurements.

Chapter 1: Intro to Industrial Organizational Psychology (Reversed) Flashcards

A branch of psychology that applies psychological principles and research to the workplace. It focuses on understanding and improving employee behavior, performance, and well-being within organizations.

My EPPP Practice Questions: Statistics and Research Design

This flashcard set reviews key Statistics and Research Design concepts for the EPPP. It explains how measures of central tendency—mean, median, and mode—relate in a positively skewed distribution, emphasizing that the mean is pulled highest by extreme scores.

Psychology: Social Area: Bocchiaro et al. (2012)

This flashcard set explores Bocchiaro’s study, which aimed to investigate who disobeys and who becomes a whistleblower, as well as the personal and situational factors influencing these behaviors. The study replicated elements of Milgram's work and used a laboratory "scenario study" method without a...

Chapter 1: Intro to Industrial Organizational Psychology

I/O Psychology is the branch of psychology that applies psychological theories and research to workplace issues. It focuses on improving employee performance, well-being, and organizational effectiveness through areas like hiring, training, motivation, and leadership.

My EPPP Practice Questions: Lifespan Big 6

This flashcard set focuses on genetic inheritance in Lifespan Development for the EPPP. It explains that recessive traits—such as blond hair or green eyes—appear only when an individual is homozygous, inheriting the same recessive gene from both parents.

Psychology: Social Area: Milgram (1963)

This flashcard set focuses on Milgram’s famous study on obedience, which aimed to investigate how far individuals would go in following orders that could harm others. It defines key terms like obedience and destructive obedience, and outlines the study’s research method—a controlled observation with...

My EPPP Practice Questions: Physio and Psychopharm Big 6

This flashcard set covers key topics in Physiological Psychology and Psychopharmacology for the EPPP. It explains dysprosody, a speech disorder affecting rhythm and intonation, often seen in Broca’s and other nonfluent aphasias following brain injury.

My EPPP Practice Questions: Ethics Big 6

This flashcard set focuses on ethical principles in professional psychology, specifically vicarious liability. It explains that psychologists acting as supervisors may be legally responsible for the actions of their supervisees or employees under this concept.

AP Psychology: The Brain Review

This flashcard set covers key brain regions and their functions. It includes the motor area, which controls voluntary movement; the sensory area, which processes skin sensations; and the frontal lobe, responsible for movement, thinking, problem-solving, and aspects of personality and mood.

EPPP - I/O Psychology Part 2

Simon distinguishes between the Rational-Economic Model, where decisions aim to maximize outcomes through logical analysis, and the Bounded Rationality Model, which recognizes that decision-making is limited by constraints, leading individuals to satisfice—choosing the first acceptable option rather...

EPPP - I/O Psychology Part 1

Job analysis is the process of collecting detailed information about a job’s duties and the KSAOs needed to perform it. It serves as the foundation for developing selection tools, training programs, job redesign, and identifying safety or performance issues.

AP Psychology: Social Psychology (Modules 56-59)

This flashcard set introduces social psychology, which examines how people think about, influence, and relate to others. It focuses on attribution theory and the fundamental attribution error, highlighting how we tend to misjudge the causes of others’ behavior by favoring personal traits over situat...

My EPPP Practice Questions: Learning and Memory

This flashcard set reviews key concepts in Learning and Memory for the EPPP, focusing on higher-order conditioning. It explains how a conditioned stimulus (CS) can function as an unconditioned stimulus (US) when paired with a new neutral stimulus, extending learned responses.

My EPPP Practice Questions: Clinical Psychology Big 6

This flashcard set focuses on defense mechanisms in Clinical Psychology for EPPP preparation. It illustrates displacement, where a person redirects hostile or aggressive emotions from their true source to a safer substitute, such as a therapist or another non-threatening target.

EPPP - Clinical Psychology Part 2

The Emic approach is culture-specific, focusing on understanding behavior from within a particular cultural context. It recognizes that behaviors may have different meanings across cultures and that culturally tailored strategies are essential for appropriate assessment and intervention.

EPPP - Clinical Psychology Part 1

Freud’s Structural Theory posits that personality is shaped by unconscious conflicts among three components: the Id (present at birth, driven by the pleasure principle), the Ego (develops around 6 months, governed by the reality principle), and the Superego (emerges around ages 4–5, representing int...

AP Psychology: Personality (Modules 45-57)

This flashcard set explores the concept of personality as the stable and unique patterns of behavior across individuals. It highlights Freud’s foundational role in psychology through his development of psychoanalysis and his key technique of free association for uncovering the unconscious mind.

AP Psychology: Abnormal Behavior and Therapy (Modules 48-55) Part 2

This flashcard set introduces psychological disorders, defined by deviant, distressful, and dysfunctional behavior patterns. It covers the medical model, which treats disorders as diagnosable illnesses, and the biopsychosocial approach, which emphasizes the interaction of biological, psychological, ...

My EPPP Practice Questions: Psychopathology Big 6

This flashcard set covers key EPPP Psychopathology topics, focusing on prognostic factors for Autism Spectrum Disorder. It emphasizes that verbal communication by age five or six, higher IQ, and later symptom onset are linked to better outcomes.

AP Psychology: Abnormal Behavior and Therapy (Modules 48-55) Part 1

My EPPP Psychological Assessment

This flashcard set explains the difference between actuarial and clinical prediction in psychological assessment. It highlights how actuarial methods use statistical models for greater accuracy, while clinical predictions rely on professional judgment and experience.

My EPPP Test Construction

Construct validity assesses how well a test measures the theoretical trait it intends to measure. It involves gathering evidence through methods such as correlating test scores with related constructs (convergent validity), differentiating from unrelated constructs (discriminant validity), conductin...

EPPP - EPPP Test Questions Part 3

Phobic reactions occur when a neutral stimulus becomes associated with a fear-inducing stimulus, resulting in a conditioned fear response. This process reflects classical conditioning, where fear is learned through stimulus pairing.

AP Psychology: Emotion, Stress and Health (Modules 40-44)

This flashcard set explains the nature of emotions as involving physiological arousal, behavior, and conscious experience. It also compares major emotion theories—James-Lange, Cannon-Bard, and Schachter’s Two-Factor—which differ in how they link bodily responses with emotional experience.

EPPP - EPPP Test Questions Part 2

Children with this attachment style show little distress when separated from their mother and avoid or turn away from her upon return. They tend to be uninterested in exploration and avoid close contact.

My EPPP Social Psychology Part 3

This deck covers key concepts and theories in social psychology, focusing on studies, theories, and biases relevant to the EPPP exam.

My EPPP Social Psychology Part 2

This deck covers key concepts in social psychology, focusing on hypotheses, theories, and research findings relevant to the EPPP exam.

EPPP - EPPP Test Questions Part 1

Vicarious liability means a supervisor or employer may be held legally responsible for the actions of their supervisees or employees. This is most relevant when a psychologist is acting as a supervisor (e.g., in clinical training or employment settings).

My EPPP Social Psychology Part 1

This deck covers key concepts in social psychology, focusing on theories, biases, and models relevant to understanding human behavior and social interactions.

AP Psychology: Thinking, Language and Intelligence (Modules 31-35)

This flashcard set focuses on core aspects of cognition, including how we think, categorize, and solve problems. It explains concepts like mental groupings, prototypes, and structured problem-solving methods such as algorithms.

My EPPP Physiological Psychology/Psychopharmacology

Aphasia refers to a language impairment from brain damage that affects speech production, comprehension, or both. Broca’s aphasia leads to non‑fluent, effortful speech with mostly preserved comprehension. Wernicke’s aphasia causes fluent but meaningless speech with impaired understanding. In conduct...

My EPPP Lifespan Development

This describes a stage beginning with the formal‑operational period where adolescents believe everyone is focused on them (the “imaginary audience”) and feel that their own experiences are totally unique (the “personal fable”). The AAI is a semi‑structured interview used to assess adults’ states of ...

AP Psychology: Motivation (Modules 36-39)

This flashcard set explores the concept of motivation and the theories explaining it, including instinct, drive-reduction, and homeostasis. It also highlights the evolutionary perspective, which suggests behavior is influenced by genetic predispositions that support survival.

My EPPP Learning Theory

This learning process occurs when a previously neutral stimulus is paired with an unconditioned stimulus (one that naturally elicits a response), so that the neutral stimulus eventually triggers the same response on its own.

AP Psychology: Midterm Study

This flashcard set introduces key psychological approaches and methods, starting with introspection as a structuralist tool for exploring the mind. It also outlines the seven major current perspectives in psychology, including neuroscience, evolutionary, and behavior genetics, which examine the biol...

My EPPP Industrial/Organizational Psychology

When the selection rate for a protected (minority) group falls below 80% of the rate for the group with the highest selection rate, this triggers the “4/5ths” or 80% rule and indicates potential adverse impact in hiring/promotions. A creative‑idea generation method where individuals or group members...

EPPP - Abnormal Psychology DSM-IV (OLD) Part 2

OCD involves recurrent obsessions (intrusive thoughts) and/or compulsions (repetitive behaviors) that cause significant distress or impairment. Individuals often recognize the symptoms as excessive, with serotonin dysregulation implicated. Treatment includes exposure with response prevention and SSR...

EPPP - Abnormal Psychology DSM-IV (OLD) Part 1

The DSM-IV-TR (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th Edition, Text Revision) was published in 2000 by the American Psychiatric Association. It provided standardized criteria for diagnosing mental disorders and included a multi-axial system to assess different aspects of a person...

My EPPP Ethics and Professional Issues

Psychologists are legally mandated to report any known or suspected child abuse to the appropriate authorities. This requirement exists in all jurisdictions, though specific procedures may vary by location. While psychologists own the physical records, clients generally have the legal right to acces...

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The Impact of Mental Illness and Deinstitutionalization on Healthcare and Society Axia College of University of Phoenix

Statistical Hypothesis Testing and Variance Estimation in Psychological Research: A Comprehensive Analysis Using t Tests

A Critique of "Predictors of Life Satisfaction in Stroke Survivors and Spousal Caregivers after Inpatient Rehabilitation"

Comparing the Impact of Intimate Terrorism and Situational Couple Violence on Help-Seeking Behavior and Psychological Outcomes

A Clinical Insight: Interview with Dr. Ian Smith on the Practice of Psychology and Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy

The Role of Physical, Emotional, and Biological Components in Child Development

NRCME Psychology Test Bank With Answers (193 Solved Questions)

2023 Mental Health Practice Exam With Answers (60 Solved Questions)

2024 NRNP6665 Mental Health Midterm Exam With Answers (409 Solved Questions)

2021 NRNP/NURS 6645 Psychotherapy Final Exam With Answers (99 Solved Questions)

2023-2024 NR326 HESI Mental Health Real Exam With Answers (75 Solved Questions)

2023 NRNP6675 Mental Health Midterm Exam Week 6 With Answers (114 Solved Questions)

2022-2023 NRNP6665 Pshychology Mid Term Exam Week 6 With Answers (26 Solved Questions)

2023-2024 NRNP6635 Psychopathology Final Real Exam With Answers (210 Solved Questions)

Discovering Psychology Sixth Edition Test Bank

Psychology Third Edition Test Bank

NRNP6540 International Open University Psychology Week 5 Case Assignment With Answers (10 Solved Questions)

A Guide to Crisis Intervention 5th Edition Test Bank

Scientific American: Psychology 1st Edition Test Bank

A History of Modern Psychology 11th Edition Test Bank

2023-2024 CADC/CDAC Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor Pre-Test Exam With Answers (199 Solved Questions)

Introducing Psychology Third Edition Test Bank

Psychological Science Fifth Edition Test Bank

Test Bank For Biological Psychology, 11th Edition

Test Bank for The Children's Thinking, 5th Edition

The Development of Children, 7th Edition Test Bank

Sensation and Perception Second Edition Test Bank

Test Bank for Discovering Psychology, 5th Edition

Abnormal Child Psychology 6th Edition Test Bank

Psychology in Modules Eleventh Edition Test Bank

Test Bank for Learning and Memory, 4th Edition

Comparative Cognition, 1st Edition Test Bank

Behavioral Genetics Sixth Edition Test Bank

Addiction Treatment 4th Edition Test Bank

Social Psychology, 8th Edition Test Bank

A History of Modern Psychology 5th Edition Test Bank

Biological Psychology, 13th Edition Test Bank

The Developing Person Through the Life Span Ninth Edition Test Bank

Introduction to Behavioral Research Methods 7th Edition Test Bank

Cognitive Psychology and Its Implications Eighth Edition Test Bank