Exam 5: Trauma, Anxiety, Obsessive-Compulsive, and Related Disorders

Which of the following is true concerning barbiturates?

What was the first class of antidepressants to be discovered?

Discuss the cultural issues that may impede therapy outcomes.

___________ involves losing touch with reality, hallucinations, and delusions.

When psychosurgery is performed, electrical currents are passed through the brain causing mild convulsions.

Behavioural techniques generally aim to do which of the following?

Studies of valerian and kava found these herbal medicines to be useful in the treatment of which problem?

Clients who are encouraged to experience their feared stimuli directly are engaging in which of the following therapeutic techniques?

Which psychiatrist's study of lithium convinced mental health professionals to consider its use to relieve the symptoms of mania?

Which of the following terms describes a solid working relationship between a client and therapist that is based on trust?

Psychodynamic therapies help clients in which of the following ways?

Psychological and social approaches are most often part of ________________.

Who is credited with the prefrontal lobotomy procedure?

Phenothiazines were first thought to be useful for which symptoms?

All of the following have been used as treatments for mania, except:

Countertransference refers to the client's reaction to the therapist as if the therapist had been an important part of the client's early development.

Antidepressants are used to relieve which of the following?

What type of therapy did Carl Rogers develop?

Psychodynamic is to ____________ as humanistic is to _______________.

Which of the following is not considered an essential ingredient of Rogers's client-centered therapy?