Assigning a person to a particular diagnostic category, such as schizophrenia
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Labeling
A statistical method used to combine the results of a number of similar research
studies. The data from each study are transformed into a common metric called the
effect size. This allows the data from the various studies to be combined and then
analyzed. You can think of a meta-analysis as being like research that you are already
familiar with, except that the "participants" are individual research studies, not
individual people
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, Meta-analysis
MSW or PhD in social work, clinical training in mental health setting
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Clinical social worker
BSc in occupational therapy, internship with handicapped individuals
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Occupational therapist
The tendency to jump to conclusions (often negative) about what a person is like
based on beliefs about that the group that exist (often incorrectly) in the culture (Ex.
French people are rude)
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Stereotyping
Ministerial background, training in psychology, internship in a mental health facility
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, Pastoral counselor
A procedure used to create equivalent groups in which every research participant has
an equal chance of being assigned to any group in the study
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Random assignment
Latino/Latina clinical syndrome triggered by stressful events (divorce, bereavement)
involving trembling, uncontrollable screaming, loss of control, seizure-like fits or
fainting. Once the fit is over they continue normally with little to no recollection of the
fit
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Ataque de nervios
A relationship between two variables such that a high score on one variable is
associated with a low score on another variable
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Negative correlation
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Labeling
A statistical method used to combine the results of a number of similar research
studies. The data from each study are transformed into a common metric called the
effect size. This allows the data from the various studies to be combined and then
analyzed. You can think of a meta-analysis as being like research that you are already
familiar with, except that the "participants" are individual research studies, not
individual people
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, Meta-analysis
MSW or PhD in social work, clinical training in mental health setting
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Clinical social worker
BSc in occupational therapy, internship with handicapped individuals
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Occupational therapist
The tendency to jump to conclusions (often negative) about what a person is like
based on beliefs about that the group that exist (often incorrectly) in the culture (Ex.
French people are rude)
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Stereotyping
Ministerial background, training in psychology, internship in a mental health facility
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, Pastoral counselor
A procedure used to create equivalent groups in which every research participant has
an equal chance of being assigned to any group in the study
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Random assignment
Latino/Latina clinical syndrome triggered by stressful events (divorce, bereavement)
involving trembling, uncontrollable screaming, loss of control, seizure-like fits or
fainting. Once the fit is over they continue normally with little to no recollection of the
fit
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Ataque de nervios
A relationship between two variables such that a high score on one variable is
associated with a low score on another variable
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Negative correlation
