Week 4 - Cognition, Development & Psychopathology Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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MZ correlation of g

A

.85

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2
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DZ correlation of g

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.6

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3
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first-degree correlation of g

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.45

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4
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C in g

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.25

but disappears in adulthood

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5
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heritability g

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around 60%

goes up with age

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6
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subscales of g and their heritability

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heritability greater in verbal than in spatial

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7
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heritability and quality of environment for humans

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the better the environment the higher the heritability

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heritabiltiy and environment in rats

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differences strongest in normal

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9
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what do teacher’s really assess

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SES and ethnicity

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10
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assortative mating consequences

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A goes down
C goes up
only for DZ

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11
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sibling earnings gap

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frist borns have higher IQ
social explanation: more attention
there is also a biological one

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12
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missing heritabiliy

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in GWAS
compared to twin data
the more complex a trait is the more is missing

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endophenotype

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easily measurable trait

seen as subscale of e.g. working memory -> IQ

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14
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head size

weight

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first only C

then mostly A

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15
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upper bound of heritability

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MZ correlation

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16
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historical theories on autism

A

refrigerator mom theory
slight brain damage
vaccinations

all wrong

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17
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relative risk

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not the same as concordance

18
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autism heritability

19
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ASD genetic correlations

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negative with well-being

20
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liability threshold

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relatives of diagnosed person are often subclincal

21
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risks for autism

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multiple fevers in pregnancy

childhood toxin exposure e. g. lead

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ADHD heritability

23
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ADHD correlates

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positive with body size and smoking

negative with cognition

24
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smoking heritability females

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indirect influence in smoking
the genes
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direct influence in smoking
the cigarette
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therapy with highly heritable disorders
family intervention is better
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therapy for stable heritability
the earlier the better
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assortative mating effect
higher C lower A but no higher rMZ
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environment for rats
poor is damaging to bright and dull enriched improved dulls difference between dull and bright mostly in normal
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school achievement heritability
highly heritable and stable
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moderate cogntiive disability
between 35 and 50 IQ
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three classic small chromosomal deletions
Prader-Willi syndrome Williams syndrome Angelman syndrome
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families and cognitive impairment
mild is familial | severe not
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most common cognitive disability
fragile X syndrome
36
Klinefelter syndrome
XXY
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stability of heritability of ADHD
remains stable
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heritability of anxiety disorder over life
decreases
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autism and chromosomes
probably not X linked
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Angelman syndrome
deletion in chromosome 15 from egg cell
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Prader-Willi syndrome
deletion in chromosome 15 from sperm cell