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PSY 302, exam 1 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - general deterrence
      - specific deterrence
  - - - falsifiable
      - known error rate
      - peer reviewed
      - standards for control of the technique's operation
      - relevant
      - generally accepted in the field
  - - - expert witnesses can make conclusions based on collected data
        
        and hearsay
        
        voir dire
      - fact witness
        
        only testify about what they wirnessed
    - - 3rd party interested in trial provides information that may help court's decision
  - - - more complicated
      - levels of mens rex
        
        intent
        
        knowledge
        
        recklessness
        
        negligence
    - - more objective
  - - - individuals/specifics
      - advocative
      - precedence
      - free will
      - adversarial process to goal
      - justice, value enforcing
    - - group data/trends
      - objective
      - collaborative process
      - new research/findings
      - truth
      - determinism (there's a reason for this)
  - - - cannot give death penalty to those w/ ID
    - - expert witnesses requirements
    - - to be kept in hospital against will need to be both
        
        dangerous
        
        mentally ill
- - - - at least one manic episode that lasts for at least a week
        
        overly focused, not sleep
        
        grandiosity
        
        thought perseveration
  - - - pattern of disregard for others rights
        
        failure to conform
        
        deceitfulness
        
        impulsivity
        
        irratibility
        
        agression
        
        recklessness, irresponsibility
        
        lack of remorse
      - 50-75% of male prisoners
      - conduct disorder before 15 yo; now over 18 yo
      - substance use high comorbidity
    - - identity disturbance, shame, emptiness
      - paranoia, sensitive
      - unstable, emotional, impulsive, neurotic
    - - hidden fragile self esteem
      - lacks empathy, exploitative, envious
      - entitled, pretnetious, grandiose
      - selfish
  - - - disorganized speech
      - disorganized behavior
      - delusions
        
        unfounded strongly held beliefs
      - negative symptoms
        
        absence of speech
        
        of movement
        
        of emotion
        
        of socialabilty
        
        anhedonia
        
        avolition
      - hallucinations
    - - schizophrenia + mood episode
      - 2 types
        
        bipolar type (manic episode)
        
        depressive type (depressive episode)
    - - substance induced psychotic disorder
      - delusional disorder
      - be=rief psychotic disorder
      - psychotic break
  - - - not official diagnosis
      - about chronic/ongoing trauma
      - broad range of personality changes
        
        relations
        
        outlook on life
        
        perception of self/of perpetrator
        
        emotional reg
  - - - arousal from exposure to unsuspecting person
    - - arousal from observing unsuspecting person
    - - arousal from physical/psychological suffering of another
    - - arousal from touching unsuspecting person
    - - with prepubescent child
      - must be at least 16 and 5 years older than child
- - - - what does the person do during the eval in their current environment
    - - talking to family/others who know the person
    - - organization
      - attention, mood, concentration
    - - (pretty general, fuller background)
    - - elaborate to identify particular brain dysfunction
    - - objective
        
        easier to score
        
        more reliable/valid
        
        independent of rater bias
      - projective
        
        get at aspects of charceter obj tests cant get
        
        limited reliability, less valid
    - - measures
        
        competency measures
        
        risk measures
      - specialized interviewing (eg competency evaluation)
- - - - self blame
      - changes in perception of threat
      - unable to act
  - - - INTERNAL INCENTIVES
      - to feel like a patient
      - making up symptoms
    - - EXTERNAL INCENTIVES
      - faking/exaggerating symptoms
      - when to suspect malingering
        
        inconsistent responses
        
        unususal symptoms
        
        unusual patterns/combinations of symptoms
        
        defensiveness/lack of cooperation
- - - - could be more relationally destructive
      - more needy than narcissistic
    - - could be more physically violent
  - - - antisocial lifestyle/social deviance
        
        facets
        
        lifestyle
        
        lack realistic long term goals, parasitic lifestyle
        
        prone to boredom, impulsive, irresponsible
        
        antisocial
        
        early behavior problems, lack control, juvenile delinquency
        
        criminal versatility
      - interpersonal/affective
        
        narcisisicti traits, level of emotions/empthy
        
        malignant narcissiscm
        
        facets
        
        affective
        
        lack of remorse, shallow affect, callous
        
        interpersonal
        
        conning, lying, charm, grandiose