Question 1

The assumption that environmental factors are a partial cause of concordance equally in MZ and DZ pairs is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  Equal environment assumption 
B)  Psychogenesis 
C)  Linkage assumption 
D)  Reductionism assumption 
A)  Equal environment assumption 
B)  Psychogenesis 
C)  Linkage assumption 
D)  Reductionism assumption

Question 2

Lou is in physics class and begins to feel disinterested. He then thinks about his girlfriend and their plans for that weekend. This is an illustration of:

Accepted Answer

A)  Libidinal activity 
B)  Identification formation 
C)  Ego activity 
D)  Primary process thinking 
A)  Libidinal activity 
B)  Identification formation 
C)  Ego activity 
D)  Primary process thinking

Question 3

Interpersonal therapy emphasizes the following understandings:

Accepted Answer

A)  Examining past relationships and their current influence 
B)  The inclusion of role-playing to implement new behaviour 
C)  The importance of childhood attachment 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Examining past relationships and their current influence 
B)  The inclusion of role-playing to implement new behaviour 
C)  The importance of childhood attachment 
D)  All of the above

Question 4

Beatrice is a therapist who believes that it is essential to focus on the demands that people feel they absolutely must attain or should be attained. Beatrice most likely practices:

Accepted Answer

A)  Interpersonal therapy 
B)  Cognitive-behaviour therapy 
C)  Emotion-focused therapy 
D)  Rational-emotive behaviour therapy 
A)  Interpersonal therapy 
B)  Cognitive-behaviour therapy 
C)  Emotion-focused therapy 
D)  Rational-emotive behaviour therapy

Question 5

What is the healthy immigrant effect?

Accepted Answer

A)  Immigrants to Canada have a positive impact on society by adding to our nation's diversity 
B)  Immigrants to Canada tend to have higher rates of physical illness, but lower rates of mental illness 
C)  Immigrants to Canada tend to have lower rates of physical illness, but higher rates of mental illness 
D)  Immigrants to Canada tend to have lower rates of physical illness and lower rates of mental illness 
A)  Immigrants to Canada have a positive impact on society by adding to our nation's diversity 
B)  Immigrants to Canada tend to have higher rates of physical illness, but lower rates of mental illness 
C)  Immigrants to Canada tend to have lower rates of physical illness, but higher rates of mental illness 
D)  Immigrants to Canada tend to have lower rates of physical illness and lower rates of mental illness

Question 6

The earliest experimental work on classical conditioning in dogs was conducted by:

Accepted Answer

A)  Bandura 
B)  Tolman 
C)  Skinner 
D)  Pavlov 
A)  Bandura 
B)  Tolman 
C)  Skinner 
D)  Pavlov

Question 7

Psychoanalytic therapy is considered an insight therapy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Relatives of individuals with mental illness are studied to determine the frequency with which the same diagnosis applies to them. The individuals here are referred to as:

Accepted Answer

A)  Prototypes 
B)  Linkages 
C)  Meninges 
D)  Probands 
A)  Prototypes 
B)  Linkages 
C)  Meninges 
D)  Probands

Question 9

The cognitive-behavioural model for panic disorder proposed by Carter et al. (2008) suggests that:

Accepted Answer

A)  Catastrophic cognitions are the root of the disorder 
B)  Catastrophic cognitions are the result of searching for safety cues 
C)  Escape behaviours precede catastrophic cognitions 
D)  Escape behaviours do not influence cognitions 
A)  Catastrophic cognitions are the root of the disorder 
B)  Catastrophic cognitions are the result of searching for safety cues 
C)  Escape behaviours precede catastrophic cognitions 
D)  Escape behaviours do not influence cognitions

Question 10

According to the humanistic paradigm, the most important characteristic of any person is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Early childhood experiences 
B)  Free will 
C)  Acceptance of the inevitability of death 
D)  The ability to unconditionally love oneself 
A)  Early childhood experiences 
B)  Free will 
C)  Acceptance of the inevitability of death 
D)  The ability to unconditionally love oneself

Question 11

A major emphasis of client-centered therapy is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Emphasizing self-actualization 
B)  Unconditional positive regard 
C)  Improving awareness of one's own behaviour 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Emphasizing self-actualization 
B)  Unconditional positive regard 
C)  Improving awareness of one's own behaviour 
D)  All of the above

Question 12

According to the behavioural perspective, mental illness is learned much like any other behaviour.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

According to Carl Rogers, if the therapist accepts the client for who he or she is, the therapist is providing __________________ .

Accepted Answer

A)  self-actualization 
B)  primary empathy 
C)  secondary empathy 
D)  unconditional positive regard 
A)  self-actualization 
B)  primary empathy 
C)  secondary empathy 
D)  unconditional positive regard

Question 14

Psychoanalysis was developed by:

Accepted Answer

A)  Joseph Breuer 
B)  Carl Jung 
C)  Sigmund Freud 
D)  Karen Horney 
A)  Joseph Breuer 
B)  Carl Jung 
C)  Sigmund Freud 
D)  Karen Horney

Question 15

Michael suffers from delusions that he is a close personal friend of the Queen of England. Which explanation for his symptoms would be typical of the biological paradigm?

Accepted Answer

A)  Michael has an excess of libido associated with delusions. 
B)  Michael had a mild concussion at some point in his development. 
C)  There is an apparent genetic predisposition for delusions. 
D)  The biological paradigm does not offer an explanation for delusions 
A)  Michael has an excess of libido associated with delusions. 
B)  Michael had a mild concussion at some point in his development. 
C)  There is an apparent genetic predisposition for delusions. 
D)  The biological paradigm does not offer an explanation for delusions

Question 16

The phenotype changes over time; the genotype does not.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

When you feel hungry and immediately seek out food, this is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  Superego 
B)  Ego 
C)  Id 
D)  Cathexis 
A)  Superego 
B)  Ego 
C)  Id 
D)  Cathexis

Question 18

Penny was not terribly popular in elementary school. As an adult, she is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Likely to be well-adjusted 
B)  Likely to have an eating disorder 
C)  Likely to experience depression 
D)  Likely to be a drug addict 
A)  Likely to be well-adjusted 
B)  Likely to have an eating disorder 
C)  Likely to experience depression 
D)  Likely to be a drug addict

Question 19

Results of the survey conducted by the Greater Vancouver Mental Health Service Society found that mental health utilization was significantly lower among _____________ in comparison to English Canadians.

Accepted Answer

A)  Indo Canadians 
B)  Asian Canadians 
C)  African Canadians 
D)  French Canadians 
A)  Indo Canadians 
B)  Asian Canadians 
C)  African Canadians 
D)  French Canadians

Question 20

Ted's behaviour in class caused his teacher to suggest that he 'has absolutely no superego.' If this is true, Ted

Accepted Answer

A)  was extremely rigid in his thinking, and incapable of seeing other perspectives. 
B)  did not learn right and wrong when instructed. 
C)  acted in strict accordance with class rules. 
D)  was reading and completing his class work. 
A)  was extremely rigid in his thinking, and incapable of seeing other perspectives. 
B)  did not learn right and wrong when instructed. 
C)  acted in strict accordance with class rules. 
D)  was reading and completing his class work.

The assumption that environmental factors are a partial cause of concordance equally in MZ and DZ pairs is called:

Lou is in physics class and begins to feel disinterested. He then thinks about his girlfriend and their plans for that weekend. This is an illustration of:

Interpersonal therapy emphasizes the following understandings:

Beatrice is a therapist who believes that it is essential to focus on the demands that people feel they absolutely must attain or should be attained. Beatrice most likely practices:

What is the healthy immigrant effect?

The earliest experimental work on classical conditioning in dogs was conducted by:

Psychoanalytic therapy is considered an insight therapy.

Relatives of individuals with mental illness are studied to determine the frequency with which the same diagnosis applies to them. The individuals here are referred to as:

The cognitive-behavioural model for panic disorder proposed by Carter et al. (2008) suggests that:

According to the humanistic paradigm, the most important characteristic of any person is:

A major emphasis of client-centered therapy is:

According to the behavioural perspective, mental illness is learned much like any other behaviour.

According to Carl Rogers, if the therapist accepts the client for who he or she is, the therapist is providing __________________ .

Psychoanalysis was developed by:

Michael suffers from delusions that he is a close personal friend of the Queen of England. Which explanation for his symptoms would be typical of the biological paradigm?

The phenotype changes over time; the genotype does not.

When you feel hungry and immediately seek out food, this is an example of

Penny was not terribly popular in elementary school. As an adult, she is:

Results of the survey conducted by the Greater Vancouver Mental Health Service Society found that mental health utilization was significantly lower among _____________ in comparison to English Canadians.

Ted's behaviour in class caused his teacher to suggest that he 'has absolutely no superego.' If this is true, Ted

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Exam 2: Current Paradigms and Integrative Approaches

The assumption that environmental factors are a partial cause of concordance equally in MZ and DZ pairs is called:

Lou is in physics class and begins to feel disinterested. He then thinks about his girlfriend and their plans for that weekend. This is an illustration of:

Interpersonal therapy emphasizes the following understandings:

Beatrice is a therapist who believes that it is essential to focus on the demands that people feel they absolutely must attain or should be attained. Beatrice most likely practices:

What is the healthy immigrant effect?

The earliest experimental work on classical conditioning in dogs was conducted by:

Psychoanalytic therapy is considered an insight therapy.

Relatives of individuals with mental illness are studied to determine the frequency with which the same diagnosis applies to them. The individuals here are referred to as:

The cognitive-behavioural model for panic disorder proposed by Carter et al. (2008) suggests that:

According to the humanistic paradigm, the most important characteristic of any person is:

A major emphasis of client-centered therapy is:

According to the behavioural perspective, mental illness is learned much like any other behaviour.

According to Carl Rogers, if the therapist accepts the client for who he or she is, the therapist is providing __________________ .

Psychoanalysis was developed by:

Michael suffers from delusions that he is a close personal friend of the Queen of England. Which explanation for his symptoms would be typical of the biological paradigm?

The phenotype changes over time; the genotype does not.

When you feel hungry and immediately seek out food, this is an example of

Penny was not terribly popular in elementary school. As an adult, she is:

Results of the survey conducted by the Greater Vancouver Mental Health Service Society found that mental health utilization was significantly lower among _____________ in comparison to English Canadians.

Ted's behaviour in class caused his teacher to suggest that he 'has absolutely no superego.' If this is true, Ted

Introduction Definitional And Historical Considerations, And Canada’s Mental Health System

Clinical Assessment

Classification and Diagnosis

Research Methods In The Study of Abnormal Behaviour

Anxiety, Obsessive-Compulsive, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders

Somatic Symptom Disorders and Dissociative Disorders

Mood Disorders and Suicide

Psychophysiological Disorders and Health Psychology

Eating Disorders

Schizophrenia

Substance-Related Disorders

Personality Disorders

Sexual Disorders and Gender Dysphoria

Disorders of Childhood

Aging and Issues in Psychological Disorders

Outcomes And Issues In Psychological Intervention

Legal and Ethical Issues

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