lecture 12 * diagnosis *

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what types of bias ate there ?
1. test popularity
2. confirmation bias
3. availability bias
4. reasercehrs's theoretical orientation
5. client factors
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what is confirmation bias ?
when we have a prediction of a study we tend to look at behaviour that confirms our expectations
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what is availability bias ?
**the human tendency to think that examples of things that come readily to mind are more representative than is actually the case**

make sure that information is recent
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what is resercher's theoretical orintation ?
the resercher looks at the specific things he is interested in / his favourite fild and not the whole image
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what are clinet factors ?
due to client individualities it might be different to show simptoms , less likey to be diagnosed
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wgat is cultural bias ?
**tendency to interpret a word or action according to culturally derived meaning assigned to it**
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what is one example of cultural bias ?
for the saying : " the shaow side of life "

negative in most countries

in countries where is too hot it is a positive on
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what are the sources of cultural bias ?
1. semantic equivalence
2. content equivalence
3. conceptual equivalence
4. criterium equivalence
5. techical equivalnce
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what is semantic equivalence ?
adventure / adevntura : spanish word makes it a completly different word
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what is content equivalence ?
same behaviour , different meaning
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what is conceptual equivalence ?
same construct measured : alcohol dependece
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what is criterium equivalence ?
equal interpetation ( experssion of diesease )
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what is technical equivalence ?
forms , asking , topics

e.g. if someone asks a second question : did i say it wrong the first time ?
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What is the Borestine actuarial prediction ?
based on statistical information , no subjective judgement

less prone to bias
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what is the Borestine actuarial prediction resistent to ?
1. scientist vs therapist
2. construct validity vs client help fast
3. clinical benefit
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what is siagnostic assesment ?
the reliable and valid description of reality :

however we cannot know for sure wht the realitiy is in regards to the perception
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what is the difference between lilkeyhood of disorder and and positive score likleyhood ?
the likelyhood that a child has the disorede whit it scores poitive ( 5%)

the likeyhood that a child scores positive when it has that disorder (100%)

NOT THE SAME CONSTUCT !
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what difference between likeyhood to have a dieses and the likeyhood to have the dieses and test positive in a graph ?
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what is the alarm metaphor ?
the alarm goes off or not but is it true ?
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what is the difference in between the concepts ?
the likeyhood of a bulgler when alarm goes offf not the same as alarm go off when there is a bulglr
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what is the probability ?
P= (D+ / C+)
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what is the sensitivity ?
likeyhood of alarm when bulgler

P ( D+/C+)
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what is the positive predictive value ?
likeyhood of bulglr when alarm goes off

P ( C+ / D+)
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what is the specificty ?
likeyhood of no alarm and no bulglr

P( C_/D_)
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what is base rate neglect ?
due to low prevalance , regardless of quality instument , chances are small tha an individual with positive test result actually suffering
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which error is worst ?
type one error worst when diagnosis will stigmatize / medication will cause harm

type two error worst wehn diagnosis is needed / medication is needed to survive
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what rule do we use to ensure ther eare no errors ?
alpha ( p value ) smaller than .05
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