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Christopher

Unit plan: Etiologies

Hi John, sorry but just a few questions. 1. I am a bit confused as to the types of questions that can be asked for the Abnormal ERQ's on etiologies. They can be asked to evaluate one or more theories for a biological etiology? So they...

John

Parker et al (2001)

Dear Christopher I think that a student could use this study. It shows that even though the DSM IV provides a standardized diagnostic process, cultural biases can affect the application of the criteria.

John

SAQ marking: Thinking models

I think that the problem there is that although we could discuss what this means for rational thinking, they do not actually study it. There is also no control group to see what happens when rational thinking is applied. The rational thinking...

John

ALPP 3.1 Biological treatments: PTSD

Dear Suzanne For biological, the two drugs are fine. Drug treatment (vs. ECT) is considered a "single treatment." For NET and VRET, I would focus on "exposure therapy" - and then both could be written about in a single essay.