Question 1

Who put forward operant conditioning?

Accepted Answer

A) wolpe 
B) pavlov 
C) skinner 
D) bandura 
A) wolpe 
B) pavlov 
C) skinner 
D) bandura C

Question 2

Disorders that feature disruptions in memory, consciousness or integrity of identity

Accepted Answer

A) dissociative disorders 
B) somatoform disorders 
C) substance abuse 
D) depression 
A) dissociative disorders 
B) somatoform disorders 
C) substance abuse 
D) depression A

Question 3

Overt repetitive behaviors or more covert mental acts

Accepted Answer

A) obsessions 
B) compulsions 
C) suppression 
D) stereotypes 
A) obsessions 
B) compulsions 
C) suppression 
D) stereotypes B

Question 4

Stress that tend to be good is referred to as

Accepted Answer

A) distress 
B) eustress 
C) stress tolerance 
D) none of these. 
A) distress 
B) eustress 
C) stress tolerance 
D) none of these.

Question 5

A person who is preoccupied with fears of having a serious disease suffers from

Accepted Answer

A) a conversion reaction 
B) hypochondriasis 
C) a traumatic disorder 
D) an obsession. 
A) a conversion reaction 
B) hypochondriasis 
C) a traumatic disorder 
D) an obsession.

Question 6

Sudden temporary amnesia or instances of "multiple personality" are __________ disorders.

Accepted Answer

A) dissociative 
B) anxiety 
C) psychotic 
D) schizophrenic 
A) dissociative 
B) anxiety 
C) psychotic 
D) schizophrenic

Question 7

Serotonin is a

Accepted Answer

A) hormone 
B) disorder 
C) medicine 
D) neurotransmitter 
A) hormone 
B) disorder 
C) medicine 
D) neurotransmitter

Question 8

In ________one's sense of self is temporarily lost.

Accepted Answer

A) depersonalisation 
B) derealisation 
C) hypochondriasis 
D) anxiety 
A) depersonalisation 
B) derealisation 
C) hypochondriasis 
D) anxiety

Question 9

Term used to describe the phenomenon the person becomes amnesic and departs home with a new identity

Accepted Answer

A) amnesia 
B) fugue 
C) ptsd 
D) phobia 
A) amnesia 
B) fugue 
C) ptsd 
D) phobia

Question 10

Panic disorder is where:

Accepted Answer

A) an individual experiences a singular panic attack. 
B) there are recurrent and unexpected panic attacks 
C) there is a fear of panicking in enclosed spaces. 
D) there is excessive anxiety and worry about many different aspects of life 
A) an individual experiences a singular panic attack. 
B) there are recurrent and unexpected panic attacks 
C) there is a fear of panicking in enclosed spaces. 
D) there is excessive anxiety and worry about many different aspects of life

Question 11

According to DSM IV-TR, preoccupations based on misinterpretations of bodily symptoms, with the fear that one has a serious disease.

Accepted Answer

A) hypochondriasis 
B) obsessions 
C) compulsions 
D) amnesia 
A) hypochondriasis 
B) obsessions 
C) compulsions 
D) amnesia

Question 12

Write the odd one

Accepted Answer

A) exorcism 
B) shrine 
C) trephination 
D) behavior therapy 
A) exorcism 
B) shrine 
C) trephination 
D) behavior therapy

Question 13

Conversion disorder and hypochondriasis are classified under ……….. In DSM IV- TR.

Accepted Answer

A) physio-mental disorders 
B) somatoform disorders. 
C) psychosomatic disorders. 
D) somatization disorders. 
A) physio-mental disorders 
B) somatoform disorders. 
C) psychosomatic disorders. 
D) somatization disorders.

Question 14

DSM is a scientific classification manual of mental disorders published by

Accepted Answer

A) who 
B) british psychiatric association 
C) indian psychiatric association 
D) american psychiatric association. 
A) who 
B) british psychiatric association 
C) indian psychiatric association 
D) american psychiatric association.

Question 15

Preoccupation with certain aspects of the body

Accepted Answer

A) ocd 
B) gad 
C) bdd 
D) ptsd 
A) ocd 
B) gad 
C) bdd 
D) ptsd

Question 16

Disorder by which the person feels that his certain body parts are with an ugly appearance:

Accepted Answer

A) body dysmorphic disorder 
B) phobia 
C) dissociation 
D) schizophrenia 
A) body dysmorphic disorder 
B) phobia 
C) dissociation 
D) schizophrenia

Question 17

____ characterised by recurrent uncontrollable thought and irresistible behaviors.

Accepted Answer

A) ocd 
B) stress disorders 
C) somatoform disorders 
D) ptsd 
A) ocd 
B) stress disorders 
C) somatoform disorders 
D) ptsd

Who put forward operant conditioning?

Disorders that feature disruptions in memory, consciousness or integrity of identity

Overt repetitive behaviors or more covert mental acts

Stress that tend to be good is referred to as

A person who is preoccupied with fears of having a serious disease suffers from

Sudden temporary amnesia or instances of "multiple personality" are __________ disorders.

Serotonin is a

In ________one's sense of self is temporarily lost.

Term used to describe the phenomenon the person becomes amnesic and departs home with a new identity

Panic disorder is where:

According to DSM IV-TR, preoccupations based on misinterpretations of bodily symptoms, with the fear that one has a serious disease.

Write the odd one

Conversion disorder and hypochondriasis are classified under ……….. In DSM IV- TR.

DSM is a scientific classification manual of mental disorders published by

Preoccupation with certain aspects of the body

Disorder by which the person feels that his certain body parts are with an ugly appearance:

____ characterised by recurrent uncontrollable thought and irresistible behaviors.

Abnormal Psychology and Social Influence: Examining Disorder and Communication

Social Psychology and Research Methodology

Human Behavior: Correlation, Altruism, and Aggression

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Exam 1: Psychopathology: Exploring Models and Disorders

Who put forward operant conditioning?

Disorders that feature disruptions in memory, consciousness or integrity of identity

Overt repetitive behaviors or more covert mental acts

Stress that tend to be good is referred to as

A person who is preoccupied with fears of having a serious disease suffers from

Sudden temporary amnesia or instances of "multiple personality" are __________ disorders.

Serotonin is a

In ________one's sense of self is temporarily lost.

Term used to describe the phenomenon the person becomes amnesic and departs home with a new identity

Panic disorder is where:

According to DSM IV-TR, preoccupations based on misinterpretations of bodily symptoms, with the fear that one has a serious disease.

Write the odd one

Conversion disorder and hypochondriasis are classified under ……….. In DSM IV- TR.

DSM is a scientific classification manual of mental disorders published by

Preoccupation with certain aspects of the body

Disorder by which the person feels that his certain body parts are with an ugly appearance:

____ characterised by recurrent uncontrollable thought and irresistible behaviors.

Abnormal Psychology and Social Influence: Examining Disorder and Communication

Social Psychology and Research Methodology

Human Behavior: Correlation, Altruism, and Aggression

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