DOWNLOAD THIS AND STUDY EASY. STUDY GUIDE FOR CHAPTERS 1 - 17.
Quiz 1: Units 1-3 (5%): Done Term Paper (35%)
Quiz 2: Units 4-6 (5%): Done Final Exam (40%)
Quiz 3: Units 7-9 (5%): Done Term Paper Proposal: Done
Quiz 4
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DOWNLOAD THIS AND STUDY EASY. STUDY GUIDE FOR CHAPTERS 1 - 17.
Quiz 1: Units 1-3 (5%): Done Term Paper (35%)
Quiz 2: Units 4-6 (5%): Done Final Exam (40%)
Quiz 3: Units 7-9 (5%): Done Term Paper Proposal: Done
Quiz 4: Units 10-13 (5%): Done
Quiz 5: Units 14-17 (5%): Done.
1. Describe the historical emergence of abnormal psychology as a concept and as an area of
clinical practice.
2. Identify and compare several theories about the causes of abnormal behaviour.
3. Discuss issues in the assessment and diagnosis of mental disorders.
4. Describe the wide variety of treatment approaches available to modern clinicians.
5. Identify and describe several common and relatively easily treated disorders, such as
adjustment, anxiety, phobias, and somatoform disorders.
6. Identify and describe the more difficult-to-treat disorders, such as schizophrenia,
paranoia, and the affective disorders.
7. Describe and discuss disorders that involve some violation of legal or social standards,
including sexual variations, alcohol and drug abuse patterns, impulse control, and
violence.
8. Recognize relationships between various central nervous system impairments and
abnormal behavior patterns.
9. Explain the aspects and implications of various types and levels of neurodevelopmental
disorders.
10. Identify, describe, and discuss special disorders of childhood, adolescence, adulthood,
and aging.
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