Exam 2: N Integrative Approach To Psychopathology

Research studies using the procedure called "cross fostering" have shown that genetically emotional and reactive young animals raised by calm mothers tended to be

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Question 61

In a landmark study by Caspi et.al.(2003),researchers studied the stressful life events and Genetics of 847 individuals.For individuals who had at least four stressful life events,the risk of Major depression

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Question 62

People who have many social contacts and live their lives continually interacting with others

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Question 63

In the 1992 studies conducted by Baxter et al.,OCD patients were provided with cognitive-behavioral therapy (exposure and response prevention)but no drugs.This study is important because brain imaging showed that

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Question 64

Which of the following could result in learned helplessness?

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Question 65

A lifespan psychologist would point out that the only way to understand a patient's disorder is to understand how the individual

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Question 66

Strong emotional reactions such as extreme fear are generally experienced as unpleasant to the individual.In panic disorder,for example,patients may experience these sensations quite frequently.The primary function of human capability for such strong emotion appears to be ________.

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Question 67

Research comparing psychological interventions (talk therapy)to biological interventions (medication)suggest that talk therapy affects the brain from the _ ,and biological interventions affects the brain from the _ ___.

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Question 68

The central nervous system is made up of the _______________.

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Question 69

The part of the brain stem that regulates vital activities such as heartbeat,breathing, And digestion is the __________.

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Question 70

According to modern cognitive science,the unconscious

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Question 71

The peripheral nervous system is made up of the __________.

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Question 72

Some of the most recent research studies regarding genetic vs.environmental causes of disorders in animals and humans have suggested

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Question 73

The ____________ coordinates movement with sensory input and contains parts of the reticular activating system.

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Question 74

Matilda was walking through the woods when she saw a speckled snake slither by.Immediately,her heart rate increased,her breathing quickened,and she started to perspire.When the snake was out of sight,she began to calm down; her breathing and heart rate returned to normal,and she no longer perspired.This calming down is the result of the _________.

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Question 75

The most recent estimates are that genetics contribute approximately __________ to the development of personality characteristics such as shyness or activity level.

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Question 76

For most people,perception and the creation of images are usually handled by the _______.

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Question 77

In the diathesis-stress model,"stress" refers to

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Question 78

The part of the autonomic nervous system primarily responsible for our "fight or flight" response to stress is the _______________.

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Question 79

What is one of the conclusions generally drawn from the 1990s studies of OCD,brain imaging,and cognitive-behavioral therapy by Baxter et al.,and the follow up studies by Schwartz et al.?

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Research studies using the procedure called "cross fostering" have shown that genetically emotional and reactive young animals raised by calm mothers tended to be

In a landmark study by Caspi et.al.(2003),researchers studied the stressful life events and Genetics of 847 individuals.For individuals who had at least four stressful life events,the risk of Major depression

People who have many social contacts and live their lives continually interacting with others

In the 1992 studies conducted by Baxter et al.,OCD patients were provided with cognitive-behavioral therapy (exposure and response prevention)but no drugs.This study is important because brain imaging showed that

Which of the following could result in learned helplessness?

A lifespan psychologist would point out that the only way to understand a patient's disorder is to understand how the individual

Strong emotional reactions such as extreme fear are generally experienced as unpleasant to the individual.In panic disorder,for example,patients may experience these sensations quite frequently.The primary function of human capability for such strong emotion appears to be ________.

Research comparing psychological interventions (talk therapy)to biological interventions (medication)suggest that talk therapy affects the brain from the _ ,and biological interventions affects the brain from the _ ___.

The central nervous system is made up of the _______________.

The part of the brain stem that regulates vital activities such as heartbeat,breathing, And digestion is the __________.

According to modern cognitive science,the unconscious

The peripheral nervous system is made up of the __________.

Some of the most recent research studies regarding genetic vs.environmental causes of disorders in animals and humans have suggested

The ____________ coordinates movement with sensory input and contains parts of the reticular activating system.

The most recent estimates are that genetics contribute approximately __________ to the development of personality characteristics such as shyness or activity level.

For most people,perception and the creation of images are usually handled by the _______.

In the diathesis-stress model,"stress" refers to

The part of the autonomic nervous system primarily responsible for our "fight or flight" response to stress is the _______________.

What is one of the conclusions generally drawn from the 1990s studies of OCD,brain imaging,and cognitive-behavioral therapy by Baxter et al.,and the follow up studies by Schwartz et al.?

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Mood Disorders And Suicide

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Exam 2: N Integrative Approach To Psychopathology

Research studies using the procedure called "cross fostering" have shown that genetically emotional and reactive young animals raised by calm mothers tended to be

In a landmark study by Caspi et.al.(2003),researchers studied the stressful life events and Genetics of 847 individuals.For individuals who had at least four stressful life events,the risk of Major depression

People who have many social contacts and live their lives continually interacting with others

In the 1992 studies conducted by Baxter et al.,OCD patients were provided with cognitive-behavioral therapy (exposure and response prevention)but no drugs.This study is important because brain imaging showed that

Which of the following could result in learned helplessness?

A lifespan psychologist would point out that the only way to understand a patient's disorder is to understand how the individual

Strong emotional reactions such as extreme fear are generally experienced as unpleasant to the individual.In panic disorder,for example,patients may experience these sensations quite frequently.The primary function of human capability for such strong emotion appears to be ________.

Research comparing psychological interventions (talk therapy)to biological interventions (medication)suggest that talk therapy affects the brain from the _____ ______,and biological interventions affects the brain from the _________ _________.

The central nervous system is made up of the _______________.

The part of the brain stem that regulates vital activities such as heartbeat,breathing, And digestion is the __________.

According to modern cognitive science,the unconscious

The peripheral nervous system is made up of the __________.

Some of the most recent research studies regarding genetic vs.environmental causes of disorders in animals and humans have suggested

The ____________ coordinates movement with sensory input and contains parts of the reticular activating system.

The most recent estimates are that genetics contribute approximately __________ to the development of personality characteristics such as shyness or activity level.

For most people,perception and the creation of images are usually handled by the _______.

In the diathesis-stress model,"stress" refers to

The part of the autonomic nervous system primarily responsible for our "fight or flight" response to stress is the _______________.

What is one of the conclusions generally drawn from the 1990s studies of OCD,brain imaging,and cognitive-behavioral therapy by Baxter et al.,and the follow up studies by Schwartz et al.?

Abnormal Behavior In Historical Context

Clinical Assessment And Diagnosis

Research Methods

Anxiety Disorders

Somatoform And Dissociative Disorders

Mood Disorders And Suicide

Eating And Sleep Disorders

Physical Disorders And Health Psychology

Sexual And Gender Identity Disorders

Substance-related And Impulse-control Disorders

Personality Disorders

Schizophrenia And Other Psychotic Disorders

Developmental Disorders

Cognitive Disorders

Mental Health Services: Legal And Ethical Issues

Filters

Research comparing psychological interventions (talk therapy)to biological interventions (medication)suggest that talk therapy affects the brain from the _ ,and biological interventions affects the brain from the _ ___.