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Standard
Deviation
-
ANS
a
measure
of
variability;
It
tells
you
how
tightly
your
data
is
clustered
around
the
mean
Maslow's
Hierarchy
of
Needs
-
ANS
physiological,
safety,
love/belonging,
esteem,
self-actualization
Androgyny
-
ANS
is
something
that
has
both
female
and
male
traits,
or
something
that
is
not
clearly
either
masculine
or
feminine
Erikson's
Stages
of
Psychosocial
Development
-
ANS
Social
Learning
Theory
-
ANS
is
the
view
that
people
learn
by
observing
others.
Associated
with
Albert
Bandura's
work
in
the
1960s.
Explains
how
people
learn
new
behaviors,
values,
and
attitudes
For
example,
a
teenager
might
learn
slang
by
observing
peers.
Core
features
of
depression
-
ANS
diminished
interest
or
pleasure
Core
features
of
bipolar
disorders
-
ANS
mania;
hypomania Hypomania
-
ANS
abnormally ,
persistently
elevated
mood,
expansive
mood,
irritable
mood
Difference
between
mania
and
hypomania
-
ANS
mania
lasts
more
than
1
week
and
hypomania
lasts
4
days
Key
features
of
schizophrenia
and
psychotic
disorders
-
ANS
delusions,
hallucinations,
disorganized
thinking,
grossly
disorganized
or
abnormal
motor
behavior,
negative
symptoms
Symptoms
of
PTSD
-
ANS
Re-experiencing
the
trauma
through
flashbacks,
nightmares,
and
intrusive
thoughts
Five
Factor
Model
of
Personality
-
ANS
O-
openness
vs.
tradition/convention
C-
conscientiousness
vs.
negligence
E-
extraversion
vs.
introversion
A-
agreeableness
vs.
antagonistic
N-
neuroticism
vs.
emotional
stability
3
P's
of
personality
disorder
-
ANS
-Persistent
(over
time)
-Pervasive
(across
situations)
-Pathological
(clearly
abnormal) Cluster
A
personality
disorders
-
ANS
odd/eccentric:
paranoid,
schizoid,
schizotypal
Cluster
B
personality
disorders
-
ANS
dramatic/emotional/erratic:
antisocial,
borderline,
histrionic,
narcissistic
Cluster
C
personality
disorders
-
ANS
Anxious/fearful
avoidant,
dependent,
obsessive-compulsive
Paranoid
Personality
Disorder
-
ANS
type
of
personality
disorder
characterized
by
extreme
suspiciousness
or
mistrust
of
others
Schizoid
Personality
Disorder
-
ANS
a
psychological
disorder
characterized
by
little
interest
or
involvement
in
close
relationships,
even
those
with
family
members
(socially
and
emotionally
detached)
Schizotypal
Personality
Disorder
-
ANS
a
psychological
disorder
characterized
by
several
traits
that
cause
problems
interpersonally ,
including
constricted
or
inappropriate
affect;
magical
or
paranoid
thinking;
and
odd
beliefs,
speech,
behavior,
appearance,
and
perceptions
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