Psychology 2032A/B Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Mary Ainsworth, John Bowlby, Psychopathology

• School: Western University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: Psychology 2032A/B
• Professor: Doug Hazlewood

Document Summary

Factors that cut across the paradigms: emotion, sociocultural, and interpersonal factors emotion and. Ipt = emphasizes the importance of current relationships in a person"s life and how problems in these relationships can contribute to psychological symptoms: 1) unresolved grief, 2) role transitions, 3) role disputes, 4) interpersonal/social deficits. Diathesis-stress: an integrative paradigm: most disorders are likely to develop through an interaction of neurobiological and environmental factors, diathesis-stress paradigm = integrative paradigm that links genetic, neurobiological, psychological and environmental factors *multiple causal factors. Cornerstones of diagnosis and assessment: reliability and validity are the cornerstones of any diagnostic or assessment procedure reliability, reliability = consistency of measurement. The diagnostic system of the american psychiatric association: dsm-5: the diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders, usa uses international classification of disorders 10, revised 5 times since 1952, dsm-5 released in 2013. Introduced in dsm-iii: specific diagnostic criteria *symptoms for a given diagnosis.