PSYC-339 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Cognitive Distortion, Systematic Desensitization, Albert Bandura
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Men are at greater risk for male issues (low ratio), impulsivity, psychopathy. Women more at risk for high ratio issues such as depression, anxiety. Developmental factors: no disorder is static, and change occurs over time. Role of environmental input essential all experience matters including living situation, parenting style, prenatal experience (ex fasd, androgen exposure related to aggression and autism) 2d4d: a child with greater levels of testosterone in utero correlated with autism, adhd, alcohol use, psychopathy. 2nd and fourth finger ratio how long is the index versus the fourth finger. This ratio develops in utereo based on the amount of testosterone in utero, develops at the same time as the brain. Testosterone varies an utero: most should have a longer fourth digit (ratio lower than 1). Men typically have a longer ring finger, or greater difference between the two fingers versus women. Having a lower ratio (masculine ratio) more likely to be autistic, adhd, impulsivity, alcohol abuse, psychopathy.