Exam 3: Classification and Diagnosis

A psychologist who examines ways that an adult's depression symptoms interfere with the adult transitioning from living on his/her own to an assisted living facility is using a:

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Question 21

The underlying assumption of the categorical approach to categorization is that there is an important __________difference between objects that are members of a category and those that are not.

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Question 22

Schizophrenia was not included in the World Health Organization Mental Health Survey Consortium (2004)because

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Question 23

One shortcoming of the original Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM; 1952)was that

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Question 24

In 2013,the director of the U.S.National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH),announced that,due to the lack of validity data on the DSM system,the NIMH would encourage efforts to develop a new diagnostic system for mental disorders based on biological and psychological markers for these disorders,known as the

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Question 25

The primary purpose of a diagnostic system to classify mental disorders is that it serves to

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Question 26

The extent to which professionals agree on the presence and nature of a diagnosable condition is known as

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Question 27

Turner and Lloyd (2004)conducted a study on the build-up of life stress and the subsequent risk of developing a mental disorder.The researchers found that the odds of developing a disorder

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Question 28

Longitudinal research of depression rates in adulthood indicate that rates of depressive symptoms are

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Question 29

What is a diagnostic system of classification? How does a diagnostic system of classification differ from a diagnosis?

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Question 30

What is the biopsychosocial model of mental disorders?

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Question 31

A psychologist who examines ways that a child's anxiety symptoms interfere with a child settling into a new school is using a(n):

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Question 32

Classification __________ refers to the usefulness of a classification scheme.

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Question 33

Within the biopsychosocial model of the etiology of mental disorders,the contributions of biological,psychological,and social factors are likely to from disorder to disorder,and may _ over the course of life.

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Question 34

__ refers to the extent to which the classification system reflects reality,whereas refers to the usefulness of the classification system for directing treatment.

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Question 35

List at least three ways a diagnostic system is useful.

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Question 36

The International Statistical Classification of Diseases and related Health Problems (ICD)was developed:

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Question 37

The 3rd edition of the DSM differed from previous editions in that it

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Question 38

Childhood depression was not diagnosed until the 1980s.This is because:

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Question 39

Dhat syndrome,malady moun,and nervios are examples of

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A psychologist who examines ways that an adult's depression symptoms interfere with the adult transitioning from living on his/her own to an assisted living facility is using a:

The underlying assumption of the categorical approach to categorization is that there is an important __________difference between objects that are members of a category and those that are not.

Schizophrenia was not included in the World Health Organization Mental Health Survey Consortium (2004)because

One shortcoming of the original Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM; 1952)was that

The primary purpose of a diagnostic system to classify mental disorders is that it serves to

The extent to which professionals agree on the presence and nature of a diagnosable condition is known as

Turner and Lloyd (2004)conducted a study on the build-up of life stress and the subsequent risk of developing a mental disorder.The researchers found that the odds of developing a disorder

Longitudinal research of depression rates in adulthood indicate that rates of depressive symptoms are

What is a diagnostic system of classification? How does a diagnostic system of classification differ from a diagnosis?

What is the biopsychosocial model of mental disorders?

A psychologist who examines ways that a child's anxiety symptoms interfere with a child settling into a new school is using a(n):

Classification __________ refers to the usefulness of a classification scheme.

Within the biopsychosocial model of the etiology of mental disorders,the contributions of biological,psychological,and social factors are likely to from disorder to disorder,and may _ over the course of life.

__ refers to the extent to which the classification system reflects reality,whereas refers to the usefulness of the classification system for directing treatment.

List at least three ways a diagnostic system is useful.

The International Statistical Classification of Diseases and related Health Problems (ICD)was developed:

The 3rd edition of the DSM differed from previous editions in that it

Childhood depression was not diagnosed until the 1980s.This is because:

Dhat syndrome,malady moun,and nervios are examples of

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Exam 3: Classification and Diagnosis

A psychologist who examines ways that an adult's depression symptoms interfere with the adult transitioning from living on his/her own to an assisted living facility is using a:

The underlying assumption of the categorical approach to categorization is that there is an important __________difference between objects that are members of a category and those that are not.

Schizophrenia was not included in the World Health Organization Mental Health Survey Consortium (2004)because

One shortcoming of the original Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM; 1952)was that

The primary purpose of a diagnostic system to classify mental disorders is that it serves to

The extent to which professionals agree on the presence and nature of a diagnosable condition is known as

Turner and Lloyd (2004)conducted a study on the build-up of life stress and the subsequent risk of developing a mental disorder.The researchers found that the odds of developing a disorder

Longitudinal research of depression rates in adulthood indicate that rates of depressive symptoms are

What is a diagnostic system of classification? How does a diagnostic system of classification differ from a diagnosis?

What is the biopsychosocial model of mental disorders?

A psychologist who examines ways that a child's anxiety symptoms interfere with a child settling into a new school is using a(n):

Classification __________ refers to the usefulness of a classification scheme.

Within the biopsychosocial model of the etiology of mental disorders,the contributions of biological,psychological,and social factors are likely to ________ from disorder to disorder,and may _________ over the course of life.

________ refers to the extent to which the classification system reflects reality,whereas ______ refers to the usefulness of the classification system for directing treatment.

List at least three ways a diagnostic system is useful.

The International Statistical Classification of Diseases and related Health Problems (ICD)was developed:

The 3rd edition of the DSM differed from previous editions in that it

Childhood depression was not diagnosed until the 1980s.This is because:

Dhat syndrome,malady moun,and nervios are examples of

The Evolution of Clinical Psychology

Contemporary Clinical Psychology

Research Methods in Clinical Psychology

Assessment: Overview

Assessment: Interviewing and Observation

Assessment: Intellectual and Cognitive Measures

Assessment: Self-Report and Projective Measures

Assessment Integration and Clinical Decision-Making

Prevention

Intervention: Overview

Intervention: Adults and Couples

Intervention: Children and Adolescents

Intervention: Identifying Key Elements of Change

Health Psychology, Clinical Neuropsychology, and Forensic Psychology

Filters

Within the biopsychosocial model of the etiology of mental disorders,the contributions of biological,psychological,and social factors are likely to from disorder to disorder,and may _ over the course of life.

__ refers to the extent to which the classification system reflects reality,whereas refers to the usefulness of the classification system for directing treatment.