Exam 11: Anxiety and Obsessive–Compulsive Disorders

 Compulsions and obsessions experienced by children typically last ____.

 Which of the following is NOT a DSM diagnosis?

 School refusal is equally common in boys and girls, and it occurs most often between the ages of ____.

 A marked fear or avoidance of certain situations in which the individual thinks that escape may be difficult if he or she were to experience panic-like symptoms refers to ________________. .

 The anxiety disorder with the earliest age of onset is ____.

 The rate of obsessive-compulsive disorder in children is ____ the rate of obsessive-compulsive disorder in adults.

 ____ is a group of physical symptoms of the fight/flight response that unexpectedly occur in the absence of any obvious threat or danger.

 Children with a behavioral inhibition temperament may be less likely to develop a later anxiety disorder if ____.

 ____ influences have a greater role in early onset cases of obsessive-compulsive disorder than late onset cases of obsessive-compulsive disorder.

 What are the different symptoms for a diagnostic criteria of panic disorder?

 Child psychopathology reflects a mix of actual child ____ and the ____ through which others view it in a child's culture.

 Identify the diagnostic criteria needed for a diagnosis of OCD.

 Distinguish between worry, anxiety, and panic.

 Ritualistic behavior is ____ in young children.

 Anxiety disorders in the DSM-5 are divided into categories that reflect ____.

 Increased functional impairment and poorer OCD outcomes are more likely when _____________.

 In comparison to children who are anxious, children who are depressed display ____.

 Discuss in detail what happens when the physical response system is activated in the face of perceived danger.

 What are some symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), and which symptom distinguishes GAD from other anxiety disorders?

 The most common compulsions include____________.