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Answer the given questions:
Part 1: Disorders
1. definition of mental disorder
2. DSM-5
3. Criticisms of DSM-5
4. Insanity
5. Most frequently diagnosed psychological disorder
6. Review diagnostic categories and types
7. Definition of delusion
8. Degree requirements of psychiatrists and clinical psychologists
Part 2: Psychotherapy
9. Psychoanalytic therapy
10. Humanistic therapy
11. Behavioral therapy
12. Cognitive-behavioral therapy
13. Psychopharmacotherapy
Part 3: Personality
14. Psychoanalytic
15. Defense mechanisms
16. Humanistic
Part 4: Intelligence
17. Original purpose of the first IQ test
18. Gardner's theory
19. Sternberg's theory
20. Eugenics
21. Creativity
Part 5: Memory
22. Types of rehearsal
23. Semantic processing
24. Implicit and explicit memory
25. Distributed practice
26. State-dependent memory
27. brain area involved in formation of lasting, long-term memories
28. Misinformation effect
Part 6: Learning
29. Classical and operant conditioning
30. Types of reinforcers
31. Types of punishment
32. Schedules of reinforcement
33. Extinction
34. Shaping
Part 7: Consciousness
35. Circadian rhythm
36. Melatonin
37. NREM and REM sleep
38. REM rebound
39. Sleep disorders
40. Latent and manifest dream content
Part 8: Sensation/Perception
41. Definitions of sensation and perception
42. Absolute threshold
43. Subliminal perception
Part 9: Biology
44. Structure and function of neurons
45. Structure and function of parts and lobes of brain
46. Sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions of the nervous system
47. Hemispheric specialization
Part 10: Research
48. Types of research methods
49. Positive and negative correlation and strength of correlation
50. Independent and dependent variables
51. Blind and double-blind studies
Part 11: Scientific Thinking
52. Anecdotal evidence
53. Replication
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