RESEARCH METHODS Case Studies In depth study of an individual Correlational Studies Assess degree of relationship between two variables Positive correlation; Negative correlation Correlation does not equal causation Experimental Studies Allow for inferences about causality Independent variable; Dependent variable Types of Personality Measures: Self-Report Tests Usually pencil and paper tests Most common type of test Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) NEO Personality
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PSYC 201-01 Exam II Form A Name: ____________________________ Student ID #: ______________________ Case Study: carefully read the case study and answer the questions about Sally’s symptoms‚ diagnosis‚ and treatment. (25 points total) Sally‚ is a 19-year-old‚ Japanese American‚ woman presenting for counseling with several symptoms‚ feelings of being "stressed out" about school‚ and conflicts over her desired major and the one her parent’s prefer. Sally is among the first generation of her
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1 in 12 people in the United States have epilepsy.. “Epilepsy is a chronic disorder‚ the hallmark of which is resurrect‚ unprovoked seizures.”(www.epilepsy.com) Medical professionals diagnose epilepsy through various medical tests which include an EEG or an Electroencephalogram‚ and take an in depth look the patient’s family history to fig and life events
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The Physical Effects of Alcohol on the Body Alcoholism is a disease which‚ in many cases‚ appears to be a genetically transmitted biochemical defect. However‚ in other instances‚ it appears to be caused by overwhelming bombardment of the physiology of the body by repeated episodes of heavy drinking resulting in the incapacity to handle alcohol normally. Psychological and/or social pressures may aggravate the disease. It is characterized by a typical progression of drinking behavior that requires
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NEUROLOGY REPORT #1 This patient has been experiencing numbness and tingling in the left median nerve distribution. History and physical examination‚ EMG‚ and nerve conduction studies were consistent with left carpal tunnel syndrome. Decision was made to perform left median nerve decompression at the wrist to treat the patient’s symptoms and to prevent complications from median nerve compression. NEUROLOGY REPORT #2 HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS The patient is a 49-year-old right-handed
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Presentation Summary Fatal Familial insomnia (FFI) What is Fatal Familial Insomnia? Also known as FFI. Fatal Familial Insomnia (FFI) is a genetic sleep disorder - but it is a rare one. It has been diagnosed in less than 40 families worldwide‚ including the Chicago music teacher‚ Michael Corke‚ who featured in the BBC documentary The Man Who Never Slept. FFI begins as an unexplained sleeplessness during middle age and rapidly develops into a fatal insomnia. It is caused by a genetic mutation
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and forecasts (Yuan) Surgical Equipment Surgical Hand Instrument Orthopedic Instruments Non-Electronic Diagnostic Metrical Instrument X-Ray Equipment Electro-Biotechnology Equipment Electrocardiographs (EKG) Electroencephalographs (EEG) Electromyography (EMG) Ultrasonic Scanning Devices Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging Equipment (MRI) Audiological Equipment Endoscopes Equipment Electronic Therapeutic Equipment
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deserves merit whenever renders claustrophobic atmospheres‚ but it’s not so strong when it comes to the drama itself‚ which proved slick and too familiar. Roar Uthuag (“Cold Prey”‚ “Escape”)‚ directing from a script by John Kare Raake and Harald Rosenlow-Eeg‚ explores a real possibility - there’s currently 30 unstable mountains in Norway - and gives wings to his imagination.
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The Behaving Brain: Video Response The video put the chapter into visual perspective for me in terms of learning about our brain structure and it’s different parts. The video describes the three important jobs our neurons do: receive information from other cells‚ process information‚ and transmit it to the rest of the body. Without our neurons we would have no brain activity. All behavior begins with an action from a neuron. First the brain gathers information from the receptors and spread it
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Brain Disorder: Brain or mental disorders relates to mental distress and disability. There are several categories of brain disorders which relate back to some serious problems as symptoms. These symptoms can be genetic as well as infections‚ head and spinal cord injuries‚ and injuries. (Myfundi‚ 2012) Coma State of unconsciousness is termed as coma which is explained as brain disorder. A patient in state of coma is not able to interact with the environment. There may be sleep and wakening intervals
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