481 Exam 1

Which of the following is an ethical principle

Which of the following is an ethical standard

Rules of conduct that mandate minimal levels of behavior (can be specifically violated)

Involves an observation, hypothesis, IV / DV, random assignment, and empirical testing

Culture can be observed based on someone's

A type of validity in which assessment method has info appropriate for what is being measured

A design in which causality cannot be determined

When is it ok to break confidentiality?

When uncertain about ethics, think if it's in the best interest of the

T/F : two people of the same cultural group can have completely different experiences

T/F : Behaviors can be culturally typical yet also "abnormal"

Describes "ideal level" of functioning, what to strive for

External validity is

All of the following are careers in clinical psychology except

Type of interview that helps therapist provide DSM diagnosis

Design in which participants in different conditions receive entirely different treatments

A training model in clinical psychology that involves research and people

Principles are a type of what kind of ethical code?

A criticism of DSM-5 is

The therapist should treat the client and their problem through the lens of the

Managed care has resulted in

Assessment typically used in psychodynamic talk-therapy involving projection of subconscious

A design comparing participants in a single condition to selves at different points in time

Case studies often use which type of design

Authors of the DSM follow which theoretical perspective?

A strategy of acculturation in which the person has low new and high original sense of culture

Reading our syllabus at the beginning of the semester was an example of

The act of learning about one's own culture

How can a clinical psychologist gain knowledge about other cultures?

Haitian culture-bound syndrome similar to a psych attack

Efficacy is defined as

Clinical psychologists having prescription privileges is beneficial to clients because

All of the following make up the tripartite model of identity except

Labeling a disorder can affect the client negatively in which way?

The most drastic change in the DSM was between

Manualized therapy is problematic because of

Hispanic culture-bound syndrome similar to PTSD / depression

The DSM is written primarily by

Comments/actions made in cultural context that (often unintentionally) convey negative beliefs

Cross-sectional designs are

Type of acculturation in which client experiences low new and low original identity w/ culture

A training model in clinical psych in which working with people is involved

Which of the following is the clinician focus and emphasizes similarity

Japanese culture-bound syndrome similar to social anxiety

Standards are an example of what type of ethical code?

Gives clients a negative impact on self-image and self-efficacy based on a diagnosis

Mental disorder is defined as a clinically significant disturbance in