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Paper 3 Studies

Johana Shony 25 questions

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  1. 1Soderberg et al.
    1. AReliability - 81% agreement using DSM
    2. BValidity - Sz’s with Comorbid conditions often excluded from research but form majority
    3. CReliability - Inter-rater diagnosis as low as 0.11, don’t fit neatly into type 1 or 2
  2. 2Read et al.
    1. AReliability - Test-retest reliability only 37%
    2. BReliability - Analysed Test-retest reliability in Sz’s, performance stable over 6 months
    3. CDrug Therapy - Studies publish multiple times to exaggerate effects
  3. 3Coupeland
    1. AReliability - Cultural Difference - 69% of US psychiatrists diagnosed Sz - only 2% of UK psychiatrists diagnosed
    2. BReliability - Gender Bias - 71% of males are diagnosed before women despite both having the same symptoms
    3. CReliability - Found more first rank symptom Sz’s were diagnosed over Second rank symptom Sz’s
  4. 4Buckley et al.
    1. AValidity - Comorbid depression occurs in 50% of Sz’s
    2. BValidity - Hard for Predictive V to be supported - some never recover but many do
    3. CValidity - Modern classification systems have high predictive V
  5. 5Harrison et al.
    1. AValidity - Culture Bias - Sz 8x higher in Afro-Caribbean than white groups, psychiatrist bias, imposed etic
    2. BValidity - Gender Bias - Males more likely to be involuntarily committed when they show mild signs of Sz
    3. CValidity - Pps sent to 8 hospitals in America, all but 7 admitted w/Sz, everything was treated as a symptom
  6. 6Ho
    1. AAnti-psychotic drugs influence brain tissue loss over time
    2. BUnclear whether brain structure is different before symptoms or as a result of it
  7. 7Family Studies: [blank_start]Gottesman[blank_end] - Children w/2 Sz parents (46%), [blank_start]Siblings[blank_end] (9%), Mz twin ([blank_start]48[blank_end]%)
    1. AGottesman
    2. BMcCarthy
    3. CGreen
    4. DSiblings
    5. EDz Twin
    6. FOne Parent
    7. G48
    8. H100
    9. I75
  8. 8Adoption Studies: [blank_start]Kety[blank_end] et al. - [blank_start]Denmark[blank_end] sample, found [blank_start]10x[blank_end] higher prevalence among [blank_start]genetic[blank_end] than [blank_start]adoptive[blank_end] relatives
    1. AKety
    2. BKernel
    3. CKitty
    4. DDenmark
    5. EGermany
    6. FSweden
    7. G10x
    8. H9x
    9. I8x
    10. Jgenetic
    11. KAdoptive
    12. Ladoptive
  9. 9DeLisi et al. - Influence of Computer Games
    1. ACorrelational study - Juvenile offenders, history of Agg beh, structured interviews, agg Ben significantly correlated w/how often they play games
    2. BMeta-analysis - exposure to violent games associated w/increase in Agg beh, thoughts and feelings, no diff between gender/culture.
  10. 10Genetic Factors - Adoption Studies: [blank_start]Hutchings & Mednick[blank_end] - reviewed over [blank_start]14,000[blank_end] adoptions in [blank_start]Denmark[blank_end], significant correlation between number of convictions for violence among [blank_start]biological parents[blank_end] and sons
    1. AHutchings & Mednick
    2. BClarke & Hatfield
    3. CRhee & Waldman
    4. D14,000
    5. E15,000
    6. F13,000
    7. GDenmark
    8. HGermany
    9. IBritain
    10. Jbiological parents
    11. KAdoptive Parents

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