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Subculture A group of people with a culture which is different from the larger culture to which they belong. Change Curve Model A change process model that explores how individuals manage personal change. Leadership The process by which one person influences the thoughts, attitudes, and behaviors of others. Organizational change The act or fact of making an organization something different from what it is or from what it would be if left alone.

To seek to remedy past practices that innately caused an adverse effect on applicants What is the goal of affirmative action? Adverse impact is unintentional and relates to policies applied to all employees. A female employer is accused of having an employment practice that negatively impacts women. The employer responds that she has the same requirements for male and female applicants and wants to hire other women. Why is this case a potential demonstration of adverse impact? Mi...

Breakthrough The development of an entirely new product or process. Business Analysis Use of data about the internal and external business environment to identify business needs and objectives. Creativity Generation of novel or unique ideas. Innovation The process of trying to get value out of these ideas.

Describe how a psychological disorder is defined/understood and what is psychopathology? - CORRECT ANSWERDysfunction in psychological, biological or developmental processes that causes personal distress and is Atypical or not a culturally expected response. The science of psychopathology is done by mental health professionals that are united in the scientist-practitioner framework. How do you go about giving a clinical description of a client - understand each term? - CORRECT ANSWERBegins w...

Describe how a psychological disorder is defined/understood and what is psychopathology? - CORRECT ANSWERDysfunction in psychological, biological or developmental processes that causes personal distress and is Atypical or not a culturally expected response. The science of psychopathology is done by mental health professionals that are united in the scientist-practitioner framework. How do you go about giving a clinical description of a client - understand each term? - CORRECT ANSWERBegins w...

Trauma Exposure Intrusive Symptoms Avoidance Symptoms Negative Alterations in Cognitions and Mood Alterations in Arousal/Activity Duration of 1 month Clinically Significant Impairment - CORRECT ANSWERDSM-5 Criteria Rothbaum et al. (1992)- 94 (1) 65 (4) 47 (3) - CORRECT ANSWERPTSD after Rape True et al. (1993)- genetics + heritability (30) Gilbertson et al. (2002)- hippocampus Koenigs + Grafman (2009)- vmPFC + Amygdala - CORRECT ANSWERBiological Factors

Total lifetime prevalence of DSM-IV disorders in the ottal NCS-R - CORRECT ANSWERany anxiety disorder = 28.8% Everyday anxiety examples - CORRECT ANSWERworry about paying bills, landing a job, a romantic breakup, or other lifetime events; embarrassment of self-consciousness in an uncomfortable or awkward social situation; case of nerves or sweating before a big test, business presentation; realistic fear of dangerous object, anxiety after traumatic event Anxiety disorder examples - CORRECT...

What is the primary change between the DSM 4 and the DSM 5 of a traumatic event? - CORRECT ANSWERResponses of fear, helplessness, or horror are not included as criteria in the DSM 5. When was PTSD introduced to the DSM? - CORRECT ANSWER1980 How many clusters of PTSD symptoms are there? - CORRECT ANSWER1. Intrusion 2. Avoidance 3. Negative Emotions 4. Hyperarousal Using the DSM 3 definition of a trauma in the course of a lifespan, what percentage of people experience trauma? - CORRECT...

How does SAMHSA define trauma? - CORRECT ANSWERResults from an event, series of events, or set of circumstances that is experienced by an individual as physically or emotionally harmful or threatening and that has lasting adverse effects on the individual's functioning and physical, social, emotional or spiritual well-being. What are some important points about traumatic events? - CORRECT ANSWER-Often unexpected -Ignite a "fight/flight or freeze" response at the time of the event -...

In regards to helping our students to meet where they are a measure their skills, habits, strengths and needs- does that have or not have an impact - CORRECT ANSWERimpact Which part of brain is designed for survival (central of emotions- what we want and should fear)? - CORRECT ANSWERLimbic True or false- students thrive when an educator has received trauma sensitive training - CORRECT ANSWERTrue What are the 4 components or self-care which helps us with intentionality - CORRECT ANSWER-...