Abnormal Unit: Studies

Question 1

Rosenhan

Answer 1

3-1973

Question 2

Tapsell and Mellsop (2007)

Answer 2

Maori in New Zealand under represented in depression, over represented in schizophrenia - cultural considerations

Question 3

Jonsson

Answer 3

11-2011

Question 4

Bhugra

Answer 4

3-1997

Question 5

Lensi

Answer 5

8-1996

Question 6

Rosenhan (1973)

Answer 6

doctors and staff never realized that the volunteers were sane - validity of diagnosis, abnormality v. normality

Question 7

Rush (1977)

Answer 7

lower relapse rate for those also using CBT to develop coping skills

Question 8

Tapsell and Mellsop

Answer 8

5-2007

Question 9

Jacoby (2014)

Answer 9

Religion can play into obsession, example, cleanliness in Judaism or Islam - cultural considerations

Question 10

Bhugra (1997)

Answer 10

Punjabi women in the UK explained depression with different terms than westerners - differences in describing symptoms, cultural considerations

Question 11

Jacoby

Answer 11

8-2014

Question 12

Lensi (1996)

Answer 12

in OCD men have earlier onset, greater likelihood of not being married, higher frequency of symptoms; women had later onset, higher rates of associated panic attacks - gender considerations

Question 13

Egeland (1983)

Answer 13

grandiose symptoms and excessive involvement in activities may be masked in certain cultural environments (Amish), prevalence of religion based delusions - cultural considerations

Question 14

Arnold

Answer 14

8-2003

Question 15

Egeland

Answer 15

8-1983

Question 16

Rush

Answer 16

11-1977

Question 17

Arnold (2003)

Answer 17

in bipolar disorder women more often experience later onset, seasonal mood disturbance, bipolar II; men more often have a higher substance abuse comorbidity

Question 18

Jonsson (2011)

Answer 18

slight superiority for individual CBT