1
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What does unconscious responses involve?
A
Neurons, spinal cord and the somatic nervous system
2
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What are simply involuntary responses known as?
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Reflex actions?
3
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Do unconscious responses use the brain?
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Nope
3/4 - Psychology
flashcards
Decks in class (224)
# Cards
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Edrolo Week 2 Test: Multiple Choice ( AOS1 )10
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Edrolo Week 2 Test: Short Answer ( AOS1 )2
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Apply Knowledge And Skill - Chapter One7
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Apply Knowledge And Skill - Chapter One ( Part 2 )4
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Apply Knowledge And Skill - Chapter One ( Section b )2
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Apply Knowledge And Skill - Chapter One ( Further Section B )2
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Autonomic Nervous System: Self-regulating/conscious-control1
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Communication Within A Neuron10
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Inhibitory/excitatory Neurotransmitters1
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GABA And Glutamate2
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GABA And Anxiety2
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Alpha-Synuclein1
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Parkinson's Disease Treatment1
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Lock And Key Process1
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Edrolo Exam 27
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Symptoms Of Parkinson's2
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Edrolo Exam 14
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The Brain2
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Peripheral Nervous System3
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Somatic Nervous System2
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Autonomic Nervous System2
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Sympathetic Nervous System2
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Parasympathetic Nervous System2
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Conscious Responses5
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Unconscious Responses3
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Parkinson's Disease8
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Spinal Reflex3
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Stress1
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Eustress2
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Distress3
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Sources Of Stress4
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Selye's General Adaptation Syndrom ( GAS )4
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Strengths And Limitations Of GAS2
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Cortisol3
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Lazarus and Folkman's Transactional Model Of Stress And Coping6
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Context-specific Effectiveness3
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Coping Flexibility2
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Approach Stratergies2
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Avoidance Stratergies2
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Fight-Flight-Freeze2
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Apply Your Knowledge And Skills- Ch.210
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Apply Knowledge And Skills- Ch.2 ( B)6
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What Is Learning1
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Non-Learnt Behaviours1
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Synaptogenesis1
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Neural Plasticity1
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Long-Term Potentiation (LTP)2
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Long-Term Depression (LTD)3
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Neurotransmitters3
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Neurohormones3
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Glutamate: Sac23
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Adrenaline: Sac23
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Classical Condtioning2
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Classical Conditioning: Elements5
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Classical Conditioning: Stages3
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Pavlov's Experiment: Dog5
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Classical Conditioning: Principles5
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Watson's Experiment: Little Albert5
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Further Little Albert2
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Little Albert: Ethical Considerations4
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Operant Conditioning4
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ABC Model3
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Punishment Vs Reinforcement2
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Types Of Consequences4
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Timing Of Reinforcement2
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Effectiveness Of Reinforcement3
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Comparison Between OC and CC6
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Observational Learning2
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Process In Observational Learning6
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Motivation And Reinforcement2
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Limitations Of Punishment3
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The Model1
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What Is Memory3
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Information Processing Model3
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Atkinson-Shifrin Model6
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Sensory Memory10
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Short Term Memory6
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Rehearsal5
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Chunking2
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Long Term Memory2
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Types Of Long Term Memory7
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Examples Of Long Term Memory3
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Semantic Network Theory4
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Amnesia2
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Anterograde Amnesia4
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Mnemonic devices5
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Cues4
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Serial Position Effect3
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Delayed Serial Position Effect2
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Measures Of Retention1
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Recall7
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Recognition3
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Relearning2
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Savings Score2
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Reconstruction1
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Reconstructive Nature Of Memory4
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Reconstructing Memory2
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Eye-Witness Testimony3
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Leading Questions2
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Loftus5
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Loftus Studies5
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Alzheimers Disease2
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Alzheimers: Causes1
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Alzheimers: Symptoms1
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Alzheimers Disease: Process8
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Amyloid Plaques5
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Neurofibbrilary Tangles6
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Brain Areas Involved In Memory8
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Aims2
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Research Hypothesis2
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IV/DV3
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Experimental Research Designs1
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Independant Groups3
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Matched Participants3
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Repeated Measures3
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Cross-Sectional Study3
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Population/Sampling3
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Convenience Sampling3
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Random Sampling3
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Stratified Sampling3
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Random Allocation1
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Control/Experimental Groups2
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Ethical Considerations7
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Experiment: Title1
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Experiment: Introduction8
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Experiment: Methodology12
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Experiment: Discussion8
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Experiment: Conclusion4
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Write Up Criteria5
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Consciousness Continuum14
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EEG,EOG,EMG3
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Brainwaves10
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How Devices Measure Consciousness3
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Speed And Accuracy On Cognitive Tasks2
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Subjective Reporting Of Consciousness2
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Video Monitoring2
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Characteristics Of Normal Waking Consciousness11
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Characteristics Of Alterted State Of Consciousness9
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Stimulants8
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Depressants9
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Sleep Deprivation: CCM3
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Alcohol:CCM3
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Rhythms4
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Stages Of Sleep: EEG6
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Stages Of Sleep: EMG6
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Stages Of Sleep: EOG6
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NREM13
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NREM22
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NREM32
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REM2
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Diffrence Between REM and NREM14
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Restoration Theory3
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Evolutionary Theory3
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Amount Of Sleep Across The Lifespan5
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Proportion Of NREM:REM Across The Lifespan5
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Sleep-Wake Cycle1
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Circadian Phase Disorder4
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Adolescence9
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Shift Work5
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Jet Lag4
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Effects Of Partial Sleep Deprivation4
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REM Rebound1
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Dysomnia/Parasomnia2
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Sleep Onset Insomnia ( Dysomnia )3
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Sleep Walking ( Parasomnia )5
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Cognitive Behaviourisl Therapy2
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Bright Light Therapy4
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Validity2
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Controlled/Automatic Processes2
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Selective/Divided Attention2
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Melatonin2
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Mental Health Continuum6
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Characteristics Of A Mentally Healthy Person (High Level Functioning)2
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Characteristics Of A Mentally Healthy Person ( Social And Emotional Wellbeing )3
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Characteristics Of A Mentally Healthy Person ( Resilience To Life Stressors )8
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Informed Consent In Mental Health7
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Use Of Placebo Treatments In Mental Health6
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Predisposing Risk Factors ( Increase Susceptibilty )4
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Precipitating Risk Factors ( Increase Susceptibility And Contribute To The Occurence )4
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Perpetuating Risk Factors ( Inhibit Recovery )4
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Protective Factors ( Prevent Occurence Or Re-occurence )4
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Genetic Vulnerabilty To Specific Disorders: Biological Factors Of Mental Health3
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Poor Response To Medication Due To Genetic Factors: Biological Factors Of Mental Health2
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Poor Sleep: Biological Factors Of Mental Health4
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Substance Use: Biological Risk Factors Of Mental Health4
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Rumination: Psychological Factors Of Mental Health2
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Impaired Reasoning And Memory: Psychological Risk Factors Of Mental Health3
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Stress: Psychologocal Risk Factors Of Mental Health4
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Poor Self Efficacy: Psychological Risk Factors Of Mental Health3
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Disorganised Attachment: Social Risk Factors Of Mental Health4
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Loss Of A Significant Relationship: Social Risk Factors Of Mental Health2
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Stigma As A Barrier To Accessing Treatment: Social Risk Factors Of Mental Health5
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Cumulative Risk3
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Stress( Mental Wellbeing Sac )3
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Anxiety2
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Specific Phobia8
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GABA Dysfunction: Biological Factors Contributing To Phobia6
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Role Of The Stress Response: Biological Factors Contributing To Phobia4
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Role Of Long Term Potentiation: Biological Factors Contributing To Phobia4
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Precipitation By Classical Conditioning: Psychological Factors Contributing To Phobia5
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Perpetuated By Operant Conditioning: Psychological Factors Contributing To Phobia4
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Cognitive Bias, Including Memory Bias And Catastrophic Thinking: Psychological Factors Contributing To Phobia5
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Specific Environmental Triggers: Social Factors Contributing To Phobia3
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Stigma Around Seeking Treatment: Social Factors Contributing To Phobia4
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Use Of Short-Acting Anti-Anxiety Benzodiazepine Agents: Biological Intervention To Phobia3
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Breathing Retaining: Biological Intervention To Phobia5
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Exercise: Biological Intervention To Phobia6
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Cognitive Behaviourial Therapy: Psychological Intervention To Phobia8
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Systematic Desensitisation: Psychological Intervention To Phobia2
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Psychoeducation For Families And Supporters Of The Patient: Social Intervention To Phobia5
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Challenging Unrealistic Or Anxious Thoughts: Social Intervention To Phobia2
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Not Encouraging Avoidance Behaviours: Social Intervention To Phobia4
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Resilience3
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Adequate Diet: Biological Factor Of Resilience3
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Adequate Sleep: Biological Factor Of Resilience2
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Cognitive Behaviourial Strategies: Psychological Factor Of Resilience3
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Support From Family, Friends And The Community: Social Factor Of Resilience1
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Transtheoretical Model3
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Pre-Contemplation (Stage1)2
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Contemplation (Stage2)3
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Preparation (Stage3)2
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Action (Stage4)4
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Maintenance/Relapse (Stage5)3
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Advantages/Limitations For Transtheoretical Model2
