Exam 2: Understanding and Treating Mental Disorders

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Which example best illustrates operant conditioning?

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Unlike behaviors in classical conditioning, operant behaviors are ____.

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Which statement about neurotransmitters is accurate ?

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Classical conditioning has been useful in the field of abnormal psychology primarily by ____.

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According to Rogers, behavior disorders are the result of ____.

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In classical conditioning, behaviors are controlled by events that ____ the response, whereas in operant conditioning, they are controlled by events that ____ the response.

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Because Joan suffers from depression, Dr. Adler has prescribed a medication that alters sensitivity and receptivity to ____ at the receptor sites in her brain. For Justin, who suffers from anxiety, Dr. Adler prescribes a drug that affects receptor reactivity to ____.

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A psychologist who uses the words neurological makeup when discussing disorders is using which model?

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Peter survived a stroke that damaged much of the tissue in the left hemisphere of his brain. We can expect that Peter will ____.

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According to the psychodynamic model, people use unconscious strategies to protect their egos from anxieties. These strategies are called ____.

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As a person-centered therapist, Dr. Finn wants his clients to discover their strengths and their full potential. As a result, Dr. Finn will most likely ____.

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Which drug is most likely to be prescribed for a patient suffering from depression?

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DSM-5 recognizes that some disorders are more prevalent in some cultures than in others. These changes show the influence of which model?

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Which perspective is not really a systemized school of thought, and instead is more like a set of attitudes that emphasizes the individual's quest for meaning and personal responsibility for choices?

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One limitation of the family systems approach is that ____.

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After three sessions, Molly decides she is madly in love with Dr. Arnold. As a psychoanalyst, Dr. Arnold will most likely ____.

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Dopamine is related to several mental disorders. Insufficient dopamine is a possible cause of ____, while having an excess of dopamine may be related to ____.

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Unlike operant or classical conditioning, in observational learning, ____.

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Joseph is a hardheaded scientist who puts high value on objective investigation and the clear definition of terms. The model of psychopathology he is most likely to value is ____.

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The existential and humanistic approaches differ from one another in that the existentialists emphasize ____.

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