Question 1

What is the term used to describe the act of committing a crime after release from incarceration?

Accepted Answer

A) Relapse 
B) Lapse 
C) Recidivism 
D) Recriminalization 
A) Relapse 
B) Lapse 
C) Recidivism 
D) Recriminalization C

Question 2

Data from the Canadian Disability Survey revealed that _____________was the most common disability in those aged over 65.

Accepted Answer

A) flexibility 
B) mobility 
C) pain 
D) learning disability 
A) flexibility 
B) mobility 
C) pain 
D) learning disability B

Question 3

Canadian Disability Survey data from 2012 revealed a disability rate of

Accepted Answer

A) 7%. 
B) 14%. 
C) 26%. 
D) 33%. 
A) 7%. 
B) 14%. 
C) 26%. 
D) 33%. B

Question 4

____________ is a helpful strategy for managing acute pain in children.

Accepted Answer

A) Distraction 
B) Denying the pain 
C) Giving false reassurance 
D) Focusing on the pain 
A) Distraction 
B) Denying the pain 
C) Giving false reassurance 
D) Focusing on the pain

Question 5

Within a medical model,disability is considered a _________ requiring treatment to correct the problem,whereas within a social model,disability is viewed as a ____________.

Accepted Answer

A) characteristic of a person; function of both the physical and social environments 
B) function of the social environment; characteristic of a person 
C) function of the physical environment; a function of the way the person reacts to perceived limitations 
D) characteristic of a person; impairment associated with physical health problems 
A) characteristic of a person; function of both the physical and social environments 
B) function of the social environment; characteristic of a person 
C) function of the physical environment; a function of the way the person reacts to perceived limitations 
D) characteristic of a person; impairment associated with physical health problems

Question 6

According to Canadian Disability Survey rates of disability ______________ with age.

Accepted Answer

A) decrease 
B) remain constant 
C) increase 
D) can either decrease or increase 
A) decrease 
B) remain constant 
C) increase 
D) can either decrease or increase

Question 7

According to the WHO model of disability,an individual's functioning or disability is determined by the interaction of

Accepted Answer

A) pre-morbid functioning and supportiveness of the environment. 
B) the availability of integrated services and readiness to change. 
C) severity of impairment and motivation to change. 
D) health conditions and contextual variables. 
A) pre-morbid functioning and supportiveness of the environment. 
B) the availability of integrated services and readiness to change. 
C) severity of impairment and motivation to change. 
D) health conditions and contextual variables.

Question 8

What is the difference between acute pain and chronic pain?

Accepted Answer

Suggested Answer: 
a)Acute pain is short

Question 9

Are cognitive-behavioural interventions for reducing symptoms in those suffering from insomnia effective? Further,how does CBT compare to pharmacotherapy in the treatment of insomnia?

Accepted Answer

Suggested Answers: 
a)Cognitive-behaviou

Question 10

A pain that serves an unpleasant,but useful,function for an individual and lasts for a short duration is classified as _______ pain.

Accepted Answer

A) acute 
B) prolonged 
C) chronic 
D) short-term 
A) acute 
B) prolonged 
C) chronic 
D) short-term

Question 11

Pain is considered chronic when it persists for

Accepted Answer

A) less than 6 weeks. 
B) 6 - 12 weeks. 
C) more than 3 months. 
D) more than 6 months. 
A) less than 6 weeks. 
B) 6 - 12 weeks. 
C) more than 3 months. 
D) more than 6 months.

Question 12

Define the concept of quality-of-life,and explain why it is important to measure this (alongside measuring the extent of disability).

Accepted Answer

Suggested answer:
 a)Clinical

Question 15

___________ refers to aspects of well-being for individuals living with diverse disorders,as well as for their caregivers.

Accepted Answer

A) Quality-of-life 
B) Biosocial health 
C) Level of satisfaction 
D) Environmental contentment 
A) Quality-of-life 
B) Biosocial health 
C) Level of satisfaction 
D) Environmental contentment

Question 16

Many norms for neuropsychological tests are based on samples that under-represent

Accepted Answer

A) children. 
B) minorities. 
C) females. 
D) all of the above. 
A) children. 
B) minorities. 
C) females. 
D) all of the above.

Question 17

The World Health Organization (WHO)has adopted a ______________ model of disability.

Accepted Answer

A) psychosocial 
B) social-contextual 
C) biosocial 
D) biopsychosocial 
A) psychosocial 
B) social-contextual 
C) biosocial 
D) biopsychosocial

Question 18

Behavioural strategies to treat insomnia include

Accepted Answer

A) getting out of bed when unable to sleep and returning only when sleepy. 
B) avoiding caffeine in the evening. 
C) changing dysfunctional beliefs about sleep. 
D) avoiding exercise late in the evening. 
A) getting out of bed when unable to sleep and returning only when sleepy. 
B) avoiding caffeine in the evening. 
C) changing dysfunctional beliefs about sleep. 
D) avoiding exercise late in the evening.

Question 19

What is forensic psychology? And how is treatment outcome most likely to be measured by psychologists in this field?

Accepted Answer

What is the term used to describe the act of committing a crime after release from incarceration?

Data from the Canadian Disability Survey revealed that _____________was the most common disability in those aged over 65.

Canadian Disability Survey data from 2012 revealed a disability rate of

____________ is a helpful strategy for managing acute pain in children.

Within a medical model,disability is considered a _ requiring treatment to correct the problem,whereas within a social model,disability is viewed as a ____.

According to Canadian Disability Survey rates of disability ______________ with age.

According to the WHO model of disability,an individual's functioning or disability is determined by the interaction of

What is the difference between acute pain and chronic pain?

Are cognitive-behavioural interventions for reducing symptoms in those suffering from insomnia effective? Further,how does CBT compare to pharmacotherapy in the treatment of insomnia?

A pain that serves an unpleasant,but useful,function for an individual and lasts for a short duration is classified as _______ pain.

Pain is considered chronic when it persists for

Define the concept of quality-of-life,and explain why it is important to measure this (alongside measuring the extent of disability).

Research has demonstrated that there is _______________ between performance on a neuropsychological test and performance of the activities of daily living.

What is clinical neuropsychology?

___________ refers to aspects of well-being for individuals living with diverse disorders,as well as for their caregivers.

Many norms for neuropsychological tests are based on samples that under-represent

The World Health Organization (WHO)has adopted a ______________ model of disability.

Behavioural strategies to treat insomnia include

What is forensic psychology? And how is treatment outcome most likely to be measured by psychologists in this field?

Canadian researcher Robert Hare is primarily known for his ground-breaking work on

The Evolution of Clinical Psychology

Contemporary Clinical Psychology

Classification and Diagnosis

Research Methods in Clinical Psychology

Assessment: Overview

Assessment: Interviewing and Observation

Assessment: Intellectual and Cognitive Measures

Assessment: Self-Report and Projective Measures

Assessment Integration and Clinical Decision-Making

Prevention

Intervention: Overview

Intervention: Adults and Couples

Intervention: Children and Adolescents

Intervention: Identifying Key Elements of Change

Filters

Exam 15: Health Psychology, Clinical Neuropsychology, and Forensic Psychology

What is the term used to describe the act of committing a crime after release from incarceration?

Data from the Canadian Disability Survey revealed that _____________was the most common disability in those aged over 65.

Canadian Disability Survey data from 2012 revealed a disability rate of

____________ is a helpful strategy for managing acute pain in children.

Within a medical model,disability is considered a _________ requiring treatment to correct the problem,whereas within a social model,disability is viewed as a ____________.

According to Canadian Disability Survey rates of disability ______________ with age.

According to the WHO model of disability,an individual's functioning or disability is determined by the interaction of

What is the difference between acute pain and chronic pain?

Are cognitive-behavioural interventions for reducing symptoms in those suffering from insomnia effective? Further,how does CBT compare to pharmacotherapy in the treatment of insomnia?

A pain that serves an unpleasant,but useful,function for an individual and lasts for a short duration is classified as _______ pain.

Pain is considered chronic when it persists for

Define the concept of quality-of-life,and explain why it is important to measure this (alongside measuring the extent of disability).

Research has demonstrated that there is _______________ between performance on a neuropsychological test and performance of the activities of daily living.

What is clinical neuropsychology?

___________ refers to aspects of well-being for individuals living with diverse disorders,as well as for their caregivers.

Many norms for neuropsychological tests are based on samples that under-represent

The World Health Organization (WHO)has adopted a ______________ model of disability.

Behavioural strategies to treat insomnia include

What is forensic psychology? And how is treatment outcome most likely to be measured by psychologists in this field?

Canadian researcher Robert Hare is primarily known for his ground-breaking work on

The Evolution of Clinical Psychology

Contemporary Clinical Psychology

Classification and Diagnosis

Research Methods in Clinical Psychology

Assessment: Overview

Assessment: Interviewing and Observation

Assessment: Intellectual and Cognitive Measures

Assessment: Self-Report and Projective Measures

Assessment Integration and Clinical Decision-Making

Prevention

Intervention: Overview

Intervention: Adults and Couples

Intervention: Children and Adolescents

Intervention: Identifying Key Elements of Change

Filters

Within a medical model,disability is considered a _ requiring treatment to correct the problem,whereas within a social model,disability is viewed as a ____.