Understanding Abnormal Behavior in Historical Context

What term is used to describe the unique combination of behaviors, thoughts, and feelings that make up a specific disorder?

What does the term 'Etiology' refer to in the study of psychological disorders?

What does 'Incidence' refer to in the context of understanding psychological disorders?

In the context of psychological disorders, what is meant by 'Prevalence'?

Which term describes the longevity of a psychological disorder, such as whether it persists for a lifetime or a long time?

'Developmental psychopathology' refers to the study of changes in what type of behavior?

Which psychological assessment tool had a built-in system to detect random and intentionally misleading responses?

In what year did David Wechsler publish the Wechsler-Bellevue test designed for adults?

Which of the following is NOT one of the revisions mentioned for Wechsler's tests?

Which term best describes the purpose of a neuropsychological testing?

Who is considered a pioneer in the diagnosis and categorization of mental illness?

Which edition of the DSM was published in 1987?

What is the main purpose of a clinical interview in psychology?

What is the primary goal of a mental status exam during psychological evaluation?

'Standardization' in psychological testing refers to:

'Reliability' of a psychological test refers to its ability to: