Exam 15: Abnormal Behaviour
Exam 1: The Evolution of Psychology160 Questions
Exam 2: Research Methods in Psychology252 Questions
Exam 3: Biology of Behaviour256 Questions
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Exam 5: States of Consciousness127 Questions
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Exam 15: Abnormal Behaviour196 Questions
Exam 16: Treatment of Abnormal Behaviour107 Questions
Exam 17: Culture and Mental Health11 Questions
Exam 18: Complementary Alternative Treatment of Mental Illnesses9 Questions
Exam 19: Treatment of Mental Illnesses in South Africa: Culture-Related16 Questions
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Four years have passed since the death of Bill's eldest son, and still Bill experiences bouts of depression and anxiety when he thinks about the tragic accident that led to his son's death. This lingering depression and anxiety is characteristic of
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Magda is afraid to leave her home to go shopping or even go to work; she avoids all public places. Magda suffers from a disorder known as
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For people suffering from bipolar disorder, manic episodes usually
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The cartoon character Charlie Brown, with his extreme dread, pessimism, worrying and brooding, could be diagnosed as having
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Abby was watching a documentary on some of the horrors of the Vietnam War. Even when she saw soldiers being blown up after stepping on land mines, she showed no emotional reaction or response. In this case, Abby is displaying symptoms of
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While walking through a shopping centre, you suddenly have an intense feeling of dread, notice your heart beating strongly, feel like you are suffocating and find yourself running for the nearest exit. You would be exhibiting symptoms of
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Elise is so terrified of enclosed places that she had to quit her new job because her office had no windows. She knows that her fear is irrational, but she can't seem to control her anxiety. In this case, Elise's symptoms are most consistent with
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Distinguishing between mental health and mental illness is often difficult.
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Behaviour that interferes with an individual's social or occupational functioning may be considered to be
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When a psychologist compares the symptoms an individual is experiencing to the symptoms of various disorders to determine the specific disorder the individual has, the psychologist is concerned with
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Seligman's concept of preparedness best accounts for the development of
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Tom displays very odd behaviour. He wears a heavy overcoat and mittens during the summer and lectures from the steps of City Hall about upcoming invasions by men from outer space. Most likely, Tom has a psychological disorder since his behaviour meets the criterion of
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Dissociative identity disorders have been suggested to result from
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Explanations concerning the etiology of which dissociative disorder are MOST controversial?
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Which of the following statements is MOST accurate concerning the onset of bipolar disorder?
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Which of the following is a common stereotype about psychological disorders?
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Describe the two major mood disorders and briefly explain how biological factors (genetic, neurochemical, and neuroanatomical) factors may be related to the development of mood disorders.
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Correlations between mood disorders and a variety of structural abnormalities in the brain suggest that reduced volume in the ____ is related to depression.
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