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EPPP Practice Test Questions In-class activity Alcohol Withdraw Presentation - Tremor, nausea, vomiting, autonomic hyperactivity, depressed mood, irritability, transient illusions, hallucinations, insomnia Caffeine Intoxication Presentation - Restlessness, psychomotor, agitation, flushed face, diuresis, rambling speech, muscle twitching Cocaine Intoxication Presentation - Euphoria, grandiosity, hyper vigilance, impaired judgement, rambling and incoherent speech, perspiration, chills, visual and/or tactile hallucinations. Hyperthyroidism Presentation - produces weight loss, increased appetite, intolerant to heat, tremors, and rapid heart rate. Family Therapy is Contraindicated - When a family member's disturbance (although affecting the family) is unrelated to family processes or structure. OR if the behavior is SO disruptive it would interfere with the success of the family therapy. Final Stage of MOST Cultural/Racial Identity Models is - Integration Atkinson, Morten, and Sue (1993) - Racial/Cultural Identity Development Model Deaux and Emswiller (1974) - Attributions related to achievement vary depending on the sex of the achiever. Traditional Masculine Tasks completed by Men - Men and Women view ABILITY as the cause of success. Traditional Masculine Tasks Completed by Women. - Men and Women view LUCK as the cause of success. Traditional Feminine Tasks Completed by Men or Women - Men and Women view ABILITY as the cause of success. A Challenge of Mandating EBTs. - The intensity and type of training across the field. Interaction occurs when the effects of 1 IV differ for different levels of another IV - Content Knowledge. (example -- the most effective type of training depends on the level of self-efficacy) Achievement-oriented people prefer (x) tasks - Moderate to moderately difficult tasks. People with a LOW need for achievement choose - Difficult tasks Consultee-Centered Case Consultation TARGETS - the Consultee Client-Centered Case Consultation Focuses - on a specific or current client Program-Centered Administrative Consultation focuses - consultant to monitor a support group of administrators in order to develop better interpersonal skills. What substance is NOT likely to produce a Substance-Induced Psychotic Disorder - Opioids Prognosis and Time Frame re: Recovery of Post-Traumatic Amnesia. - Recovery of all or most of neuropsychological functions and resolution of most or all symptoms is 3 to 6 months Dx of Severity of Post-Traumatic Amnesia: 1 hour of symptoms - Mild Increased risk for long-term impairment due to Post Traumatic Amnesia are - female gender, previous head trauma, history of neurological conditions, history of psychiatric conditions Differential Reinforcement - Reducing an undesirable self-reinforcing behavior by providing a reinforcer after each predefined interval of time that an individual does not engage in the behavior, but, instead, engages in other/different behaviors. Shaping - Teaching a new behavior by reinforcing successive approximations to that behavior. Group decisions are better, compared to an individual's decision when - [groups are more effective when] members a have different skills and knowledge. Individual decisions tend to be better than groups decisions regarding - Tasks that require a high degree of creativity. A high degree of group cohesiveness can lead to - group think A directive leader can lead to - group think Compared to Freud, Jung - is more optimist of human nature (as people are creative and goal-directive) Compared to Freud, Jung - promoted a more active interchange between the analyst and the patient Compared to Freud, Jung - conceptualized the psyche as continually evolving throughout the lifespan. Double-Bind Communication as Etiology of What Dx (Bateson, et al 1956) - Schizophrenia Double-Bind Communication (Bateson, et al) was an alternative hypothesis to the development of schizophrenia - Psychodynamic Theory In terms of Skeletal Age (girls v. boys) - Girls are ahead in skeletal age; therefore girls reach full height prior to boys.


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