Speaker 1: All right, we're doing our second set of ten questions
for the E triple P and these are some of
the original ones I created. So, which transmitter is most
closely associated with Parkinson's disease? Is it serotonin, dopamine, norpernephrine
or acetylcholine. If you said dopamine, you are right. According
to PHA, a child who understands conservation of volume but
still struggles with abstract reasoning is most likely in which
stage is it sense, remoter, pre operational, concrete operational, or
formal operational, And it's going to be concrete operational. It's
a child who understands conservation of volume with struggles with
abstract reasoning, which happens around formal operational stage and classical conditioning.
Extinction occurs when the unconditioned stimulus has presented reputity without
the conditioned stimulus, or is it the conditioned stimulus is
presented repeatedly without the unconditioned stimulus. See the condition and
unconditioned stimuli are paired more frequently, or reinforcement is no
longer delivered for a behavior. When does extinction occur, well,
it occurs when the conditioned stimulus is presented repeatedly without
the unconditioned stimulus. So, in other words, the bell without
the food, keep bringing the bell with no food, and
eventually they'll learn that there's nothing there to'll extinguish itself.
Question four. A client with broke as aphasia will most
likely demonstrate what fluent but meaningless speech with poor comprehension,
non fluent effort, full speech with relatively intact comprehension, severe
memory impairment but intact speech, or intact naming ability but
impaired repetition. Well, it's non fluent effort, full speech with
relatively intact comprehension. It's broke as aphasia. Halfway through are
ten questions. Number five, which is the following is most
consistent with a type two error false negative and hypothesis
testing rejecting the null hypothesis when it is true, accepting
the null hypothesis when it is false, using too small
of an alpha level, using too large of a sample size,
which is most consistent with a type to error. If
you said accepting the null hypothesis when it is false,
you are right. Number six. A psychologists working in a
forensic contest context is asked to release raw test data.
According to the APA ethics code. What is the most
appropriate response A release the data directly to the attorney
without restriction, refuse to release the data under any circumstance,
provide the data only to a qualified psychologists designated by
the attorney, or provide a summary import instead of data. Well,
if you said provide the data only to another qualified
psychologist designated by the attorney, you were right. Question number seven.
In family systems theory, a childhood takes on the role
of reducing tension between conflicting parents. Is engaging in what
differentiation triangulation, enmeshment, or disengagement. If you said triangulation, you're right.
The MMPI two F scale primarily measures what social desirability, bias,
unusual or atypical responding, general intelligence, or anxiety. If you
said unusual or atypical responding, you are correct. Number nine.
A child who has difficulty reading due to deficits and
phonological processing most likely meets criteria for what ADHD predominantly
inattentive or B specific learning disorder reading C expressive language disorder,
or D intellectual disability. If you said specific learning disorder reading,
you're right. That's when the child has difficulty reading due
to deficit some phonological processing. Last question in which therapeutic
approach emphasizes unconditional positive regard, empathy, and congruence as the
primary mechanisms of change CBT, psychodynamic therapy, humanistic, person centered
or gestalt. So which one's unconditional positive regard should be
your tip off? And the answer is humanistic person centered response.
All right, So those are the ten questions. The next
ones we're going to be looking a little bit more
stats heavy and ethics related, so keep in mind for
that for the next time. Thanks for listening, everybody,