Question 1

Which paradigm would be MOST concerned with women of lower SES reporting difficulty accessing care?

Accepted Answer

A) Diathesis-Stress 
B) Biopsychosocial 
C) Cognitive 
D) Psychodynamic 
A) Diathesis-Stress 
B) Biopsychosocial 
C) Cognitive 
D) Psychodynamic

Question 2

When one chooses a paradigm to understand abnormal behaviour, it

Accepted Answer

A) has little effect on clinical practice, research and treatment. 
B) leads to an overly narrow perspective of mental disorders and their treatments. 
C) is generally sufficiently narrow in focus to describe the diverse mental disorders. 
D) aids conceptualizing, examining, and treating abnormal behaviour. 
A) has little effect on clinical practice, research and treatment. 
B) leads to an overly narrow perspective of mental disorders and their treatments. 
C) is generally sufficiently narrow in focus to describe the diverse mental disorders. 
D) aids conceptualizing, examining, and treating abnormal behaviour.

Question 3

Which term is better to describing practicing from several theoretical orientations - eclecticism or integrative? Why?

Accepted Answer

The term "integrative" is better for des

Question 4

Behaviour genetics refers to:

Accepted Answer

A) The effect of euthanasia on unwanted behaviour problems. 
B) The effect of genetic contributions to behaviour. 
C) The result of operant conditioning on physiological processes. 
D) The association between the nervous system and behaviour. 
A) The effect of euthanasia on unwanted behaviour problems. 
B) The effect of genetic contributions to behaviour. 
C) The result of operant conditioning on physiological processes. 
D) The association between the nervous system and behaviour.

Question 5

A criticism of the biopsychosocial approach is that:

Accepted Answer

A) It fails to take into account resiliency factors 
B) Psychological, biological, and social factors are included but interactions among these subsystems are not fully represented 
C) The biopsychosocial paradigm is often restricted to a particular school of thought or paradigm when used to explain certain disorders 
D) None of the above 
A) It fails to take into account resiliency factors 
B) Psychological, biological, and social factors are included but interactions among these subsystems are not fully represented 
C) The biopsychosocial paradigm is often restricted to a particular school of thought or paradigm when used to explain certain disorders 
D) None of the above

Question 6

Jan has been struggling with depression and goes to see a therapist. The therapist practices from a Rogerian perspective. Which of the following statements is the therapist most likely to make?

Accepted Answer

A) "Your depression most likely stems from your belief that you are no good." 
B) "Your depression is the result of the death of your family dog when you were a child." 
C) "Your depression really seems to be bringing you down. I'd really like to support you in your recovery." 
D) "Your depression is probably coming from your realization that one day you will die." 
A) "Your depression most likely stems from your belief that you are no good." 
B) "Your depression is the result of the death of your family dog when you were a child." 
C) "Your depression really seems to be bringing you down. I'd really like to support you in your recovery." 
D) "Your depression is probably coming from your realization that one day you will die."

Question 7

Otis would like to go out with his friends. However, he knows that if he goes out he will not be able to study enough for his exam in History the next day. If he goes out, then his _________ prevailed; if he studies, then his _____________ won out in determining his behaviour.

Accepted Answer

A) ego; superego 
B) superego; id 
C) id; ego 
D) id; transference 
A) ego; superego 
B) superego; id 
C) id; ego 
D) id; transference

Question 8

The founder of rational-emotive behaviour therapy is:

Accepted Answer

A) Albert Ellis 
B) Aaron Beck 
C) Martin Seligman 
D) John Watson 
A) Albert Ellis 
B) Aaron Beck 
C) Martin Seligman 
D) John Watson

Question 9

When was the Indian Residential School Settlement reached and what does it include?

Accepted Answer

A) 2006; the amount of $2 billion in restitution and a Truth and Reconciliation Commission. 
B) 2005; the amount of $50 million in restitution and a similar amount to the descendants. 
C) 2002; the amount of $2 billion in restitution to the Aboriginal relatives and descendants. 
D) None of the above. 
A) 2006; the amount of $2 billion in restitution and a Truth and Reconciliation Commission. 
B) 2005; the amount of $50 million in restitution and a similar amount to the descendants. 
C) 2002; the amount of $2 billion in restitution to the Aboriginal relatives and descendants. 
D) None of the above.

Question 10

High schools and universities across Canada are placing a greater emphasis on integrating indigenous perspectives into courses as a result of the

Accepted Answer

A) Indian Residential School Settlement. 
B) Truth and Reconciliation Commission. 
C) Federal Mandate for Indigenous Education. 
D) Aboriginal Justice Treaty. 
A) Indian Residential School Settlement. 
B) Truth and Reconciliation Commission. 
C) Federal Mandate for Indigenous Education. 
D) Aboriginal Justice Treaty.

Question 11

The diathesis-stress paradigm emphasizes that abnormality results from:

Accepted Answer

A) Biology and the unconscious 
B) Biology and stress 
C) Physiology and biochemistry 
D) Attachment and gestalt problems 
A) Biology and the unconscious 
B) Biology and stress 
C) Physiology and biochemistry 
D) Attachment and gestalt problems

Question 12

Chloe's parents expect her to achieve high marks in school and be the top ranked player at their tennis club, however they spend much of the school year traveling to manage their hotel chain across the country, and as a result miss most of her school functions and tennis matches. Her lifestyle can be summed up as "privileged but pressured," which is linked to the phenomenon of:

Accepted Answer

A) Affluenza 
B) Influenza 
C) Permissive parenting 
D) Neglectful parenting 
A) Affluenza 
B) Influenza 
C) Permissive parenting 
D) Neglectful parenting

Question 13

Ted is extremely fearful that he might blurt out foul language at work, and offend other employees. Ted is experiencing:

Accepted Answer

A) Moral anxiety 
B) Primary anxiety 
C) Objective anxiety 
D) Neurotic anxiety 
A) Moral anxiety 
B) Primary anxiety 
C) Objective anxiety 
D) Neurotic anxiety

Question 14

Another name for the biological paradigm is:

Accepted Answer

A) Medical model 
B) Neural paradigm 
C) Biochemical paradigm 
D) Psychiatric paradigm 
A) Medical model 
B) Neural paradigm 
C) Biochemical paradigm 
D) Psychiatric paradigm

Question 15

Bandura's most famous research is his work on self-efficacy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

A wife explains her husband's repeated infidelity as a product of his unfortunate upbringing. This is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A) Repression 
B) Reaction formation 
C) Regression 
D) Rationalization 
A) Repression 
B) Reaction formation 
C) Regression 
D) Rationalization

Question 17

The biopsychosocial model suggests that various factors increase one's risk of developing a mental illness.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

When you attempt to buy a soda from a machine, you only do so if the lights are on. According to Skinner, the lights on the soda machine are

Accepted Answer

A) positive reinforcement. 
B) a discriminative stimulus. 
C) a signal for extinction. 
D) a conditioned stimulus. 
A) positive reinforcement. 
B) a discriminative stimulus. 
C) a signal for extinction. 
D) a conditioned stimulus.

Question 19

The type of animal used in Pavlov's famous classical conditioning experiments was

Accepted Answer

A) a rhesus monkey. 
B) awhile rat. 
C) act. 
D) dog. 
A) a rhesus monkey. 
B) awhile rat. 
C) act. 
D) dog.

Question 20

John is a relatively new therapist and has been told that being empathic can lead to positive effects for his clients. This is:

Accepted Answer

A) True - empathy is a critical component of all forms of therapy 
B) False - it depends on what paradigm he practice from to determine the effect of empathy 
C) False - the positive effects of empathy are stronger with more experienced therapists 
D) True - the positive effects of empathy are stronger with less experienced therapists 
A) True - empathy is a critical component of all forms of therapy 
B) False - it depends on what paradigm he practice from to determine the effect of empathy 
C) False - the positive effects of empathy are stronger with more experienced therapists 
D) True - the positive effects of empathy are stronger with less experienced therapists

Which paradigm would be MOST concerned with women of lower SES reporting difficulty accessing care?

When one chooses a paradigm to understand abnormal behaviour, it

Which term is better to describing practicing from several theoretical orientations - eclecticism or integrative? Why?

Behaviour genetics refers to:

A criticism of the biopsychosocial approach is that:

Jan has been struggling with depression and goes to see a therapist. The therapist practices from a Rogerian perspective. Which of the following statements is the therapist most likely to make?

Otis would like to go out with his friends. However, he knows that if he goes out he will not be able to study enough for his exam in History the next day. If he goes out, then his _ prevailed; if he studies, then his _____ won out in determining his behaviour.

The founder of rational-emotive behaviour therapy is:

When was the Indian Residential School Settlement reached and what does it include?

High schools and universities across Canada are placing a greater emphasis on integrating indigenous perspectives into courses as a result of the

The diathesis-stress paradigm emphasizes that abnormality results from:

Ted is extremely fearful that he might blurt out foul language at work, and offend other employees. Ted is experiencing:

Another name for the biological paradigm is:

Bandura's most famous research is his work on self-efficacy.

A wife explains her husband's repeated infidelity as a product of his unfortunate upbringing. This is an example of:

The biopsychosocial model suggests that various factors increase one's risk of developing a mental illness.

When you attempt to buy a soda from a machine, you only do so if the lights are on. According to Skinner, the lights on the soda machine are

The type of animal used in Pavlov's famous classical conditioning experiments was

John is a relatively new therapist and has been told that being empathic can lead to positive effects for his clients. This is:

Introduction: Definitional and Historical Considerations, and Canadas Mental Health

Clinical Assessment, Classification, and Diagnosis

Research Methods in the Study of Abnormal Behaviour

Anxiety Disorders

Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders

Somatic Symptom Disorders and Dissociative Disorders

Mood Disorders and Suicide

Stress-Related Disorders and Health Psychology

Eating Disorders

Schizophrenia

Substance-Related Disorders

Personality Disorders

Sexual Disorders and Gender Dysphoria

Disorders of Childhood

Aging and Psychological Disorders

Outcomes and Issues in Psychological Intervention

Legal and Ethical Issues

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Exam 2: Current Paradigms and Integrative Approaches

Which paradigm would be MOST concerned with women of lower SES reporting difficulty accessing care?

When one chooses a paradigm to understand abnormal behaviour, it

Which term is better to describing practicing from several theoretical orientations - eclecticism or integrative? Why?

Behaviour genetics refers to:

A criticism of the biopsychosocial approach is that:

Jan has been struggling with depression and goes to see a therapist. The therapist practices from a Rogerian perspective. Which of the following statements is the therapist most likely to make?

Otis would like to go out with his friends. However, he knows that if he goes out he will not be able to study enough for his exam in History the next day. If he goes out, then his _________ prevailed; if he studies, then his _____________ won out in determining his behaviour.

The founder of rational-emotive behaviour therapy is:

When was the Indian Residential School Settlement reached and what does it include?

High schools and universities across Canada are placing a greater emphasis on integrating indigenous perspectives into courses as a result of the

The diathesis-stress paradigm emphasizes that abnormality results from:

Ted is extremely fearful that he might blurt out foul language at work, and offend other employees. Ted is experiencing:

Another name for the biological paradigm is:

Bandura's most famous research is his work on self-efficacy.

A wife explains her husband's repeated infidelity as a product of his unfortunate upbringing. This is an example of:

The biopsychosocial model suggests that various factors increase one's risk of developing a mental illness.

When you attempt to buy a soda from a machine, you only do so if the lights are on. According to Skinner, the lights on the soda machine are

The type of animal used in Pavlov's famous classical conditioning experiments was

John is a relatively new therapist and has been told that being empathic can lead to positive effects for his clients. This is:

Introduction: Definitional and Historical Considerations, and Canadas Mental Health

Clinical Assessment, Classification, and Diagnosis

Research Methods in the Study of Abnormal Behaviour

Anxiety Disorders

Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders

Somatic Symptom Disorders and Dissociative Disorders

Mood Disorders and Suicide

Stress-Related Disorders and Health Psychology

Eating Disorders

Schizophrenia

Substance-Related Disorders

Personality Disorders

Sexual Disorders and Gender Dysphoria

Disorders of Childhood

Aging and Psychological Disorders

Outcomes and Issues in Psychological Intervention

Legal and Ethical Issues

Filters

Otis would like to go out with his friends. However, he knows that if he goes out he will not be able to study enough for his exam in History the next day. If he goes out, then his _ prevailed; if he studies, then his _____ won out in determining his behaviour.