primary sex characteristics meaning of 100 IQ score secure attachment—predicts social competence percentile rank stimulus generalization—learning categories? PKU—deficient liver enzyme, mental retardation predictive validity (3) psychologist can share scores only with written permission PERSONALITY self-report inventories—personality tests Spearman’s concept of g criticism of Freud—empirically unverifiable standardization of tests—purpose denial test-retest validity ego—role (2) validity id (2) locus of control—cognitive perspective ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY MMPI—info about clinical disorders personality inventory—t-f test abnormal behavior—criteria projection (3) antisocial person. disorder (2) projective tests anxiety (2) projective--inkblots autism—impaired interpersonal communication reaction formation compulsion Rorschach—inkblots conversion disorder sublimation dependent person. disorder superego depression trait theory—criticism (underestimate situational variations) dopamine—excess=schizophrenia trait theory—focus on lasting nature of characteristics hallucinations (2) hallucinations—symptom of psychosis hypochondriasis narcissistic person. disorder (2) obsessions—def INTELLIGENCE AND TESTING OCD (2) disorder Achievement vs aptitude tests (2) paranoia—distrust of others aptitude test—potential to learn personality disorders—function ok in society Binet—predict children success in school schizophrenia—symptoms, disorganized thinking, delusions construct validity social phobia creativity—ideas are original and valuable somatoform disorders (3) factor analysis fluid intelligence (2) IQ correlation for identical twins Unit Twelve TREATMENT AND THERAPY IQ formula (2)
primary sex characteristics secure attachment—predicts social competence stimulus generalization—learning categories? PERSONALITY criticism of Freud—empirically unverifiable denial ego—role (2) id (2) locus of control—cognitive perspective MMPI—info about clinical disorders personality inventory—t-f test projection (3) projective tests projective--inkblots reaction formation Rorschach—inkblots sublimation superego trait theory—criticism (underestimate situational variations) trait theory—focus on lasting nature of characteristics INTELLIGENCE AND TESTING Achievement vs aptitude tests (2) aptitude test—potential to learn Binet—predict children success in school construct validity creativity—ideas are original and valuable factor analysis fluid intelligence (2) IQ correlation for identical twins IQ formula (2) meaning of 100 IQ score percentile rank PKU—deficient liver enzyme, mental retardation predictive validity (3) psychologist can share scores only with written permission self-report inventories—personality tests Spearman’s concept of g standardization of tests—purpose test-retest validity validity ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY abnormal behavior—criteria antisocial person. disorder (2) anxiety (2) autism—impaired interpersonal communication compulsion conversion disorder dependent person. disorder depression dopamine—excess=schizophrenia hallucinations (2) hallucinations—symptom of psychosis hypochondriasis narcissistic person. disorder (2) obsessions—def OCD (2) disorder paranoia—distrust of others personality disorders—function ok in society schizophrenia—symptoms, disorganized thinking, delusions social phobia somatoform disorders (3) Unit Twelve TREATMENT AND THERAPY
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