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Speaker 1: All right, we're doing our second set of ten questions

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for the E triple P and these are some of

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the original ones I created. So, which transmitter is most

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closely associated with Parkinson's disease? Is it serotonin, dopamine, norpernephrine

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or acetylcholine. If you said dopamine, you are right. According

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to PHA, a child who understands conservation of volume but

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still struggles with abstract reasoning is most likely in which

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stage is it sense, remoter, pre operational, concrete operational, or

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formal operational, And it's going to be concrete operational. It's

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a child who understands conservation of volume with struggles with

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abstract reasoning, which happens around formal operational stage and classical conditioning.

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Extinction occurs when the unconditioned stimulus has presented reputity without

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the conditioned stimulus, or is it the conditioned stimulus is

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presented repeatedly without the unconditioned stimulus. See the condition and

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unconditioned stimuli are paired more frequently, or reinforcement is no

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longer delivered for a behavior. When does extinction occur, well,

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it occurs when the conditioned stimulus is presented repeatedly without

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the unconditioned stimulus. So, in other words, the bell without

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the food, keep bringing the bell with no food, and

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eventually they'll learn that there's nothing there to'll extinguish itself.

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Question four. A client with broke as aphasia will most

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likely demonstrate what fluent but meaningless speech with poor comprehension,

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non fluent effort, full speech with relatively intact comprehension, severe

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memory impairment but intact speech, or intact naming ability but

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impaired repetition. Well, it's non fluent effort, full speech with

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relatively intact comprehension. It's broke as aphasia. Halfway through are

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ten questions. Number five, which is the following is most

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consistent with a type two error false negative and hypothesis

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testing rejecting the null hypothesis when it is true, accepting

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the null hypothesis when it is false, using too small

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of an alpha level, using too large of a sample size,

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which is most consistent with a type to error. If

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you said accepting the null hypothesis when it is false,

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you are right. Number six. A psychologists working in a

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forensic contest context is asked to release raw test data.

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According to the APA ethics code. What is the most

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appropriate response A release the data directly to the attorney

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without restriction, refuse to release the data under any circumstance,

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provide the data only to a qualified psychologists designated by

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the attorney, or provide a summary import instead of data. Well,

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if you said provide the data only to another qualified

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psychologist designated by the attorney, you were right. Question number seven.

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In family systems theory, a childhood takes on the role

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of reducing tension between conflicting parents. Is engaging in what

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differentiation triangulation, enmeshment, or disengagement. If you said triangulation, you're right.

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The MMPI two F scale primarily measures what social desirability, bias,

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unusual or atypical responding, general intelligence, or anxiety. If you

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said unusual or atypical responding, you are correct. Number nine.

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A child who has difficulty reading due to deficits and

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phonological processing most likely meets criteria for what ADHD predominantly

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inattentive or B specific learning disorder reading C expressive language disorder,

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or D intellectual disability. If you said specific learning disorder reading,

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you're right. That's when the child has difficulty reading due

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to deficit some phonological processing. Last question in which therapeutic

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approach emphasizes unconditional positive regard, empathy, and congruence as the

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primary mechanisms of change CBT, psychodynamic therapy, humanistic, person centered

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or gestalt. So which one's unconditional positive regard should be

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your tip off? And the answer is humanistic person centered response.

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All right, So those are the ten questions. The next

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ones we're going to be looking a little bit more

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stats heavy and ethics related, so keep in mind for

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that for the next time. Thanks for listening, everybody,