Question 1

Explicit memory is to conscious recall of experiences as implicit memory is to

Accepted Answer

A) repressed memories. 
B) behaviors based on experiences that cannot be consciously recalled. 
C) behaviors based on experiences that occurred before the onset of speech. 
D) dreams. 
A) repressed memories. 
B) behaviors based on experiences that cannot be consciously recalled. 
C) behaviors based on experiences that occurred before the onset of speech. 
D) dreams.

Question 2

Controlled trials of psychological treatment for conversion disorder

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A) indicate that supportive psychotherapy reduces patients concerns about their bodily problems. 
B) suggest that biofeedback is effective. 
C) indicate that relaxation training is highly effective in reducing symptoms. 
D) have not yet been conducted. 
A) indicate that supportive psychotherapy reduces patients concerns about their bodily problems. 
B) suggest that biofeedback is effective. 
C) indicate that relaxation training is highly effective in reducing symptoms. 
D) have not yet been conducted.

Question 3

Which of the following is NOT presented in the text as a criticism of somatoform disorders?

Accepted Answer

A) Body dysmorphic disorder does not have much in common with the somatoform disorders and was moved to a different category 
B) There is incredible diversity among people diagnosed with somatoform disorders 
C) The defining feature of somatoform disorders implies that physical and psychological processes can be separated 
D) All of the following are criticisms of somatoform disorders 
A) Body dysmorphic disorder does not have much in common with the somatoform disorders and was moved to a different category 
B) There is incredible diversity among people diagnosed with somatoform disorders 
C) The defining feature of somatoform disorders implies that physical and psychological processes can be separated 
D) All of the following are criticisms of somatoform disorders

Question 4

Cognitive-behavioral treatments for somatic symptom disorder

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A) are aimed at focusing the person on their bodily sensations. 
B) encourage the person to seek reassurance from a medical doctor. 
C) are effective only for women. 
D) have proven effective in reducing health concerns and health care utilization. 
A) are aimed at focusing the person on their bodily sensations. 
B) encourage the person to seek reassurance from a medical doctor. 
C) are effective only for women. 
D) have proven effective in reducing health concerns and health care utilization.

Question 5

One area of interest for cognitive researchers involves the __________ of those diagnosed with a somatic symptom disorder.

Accepted Answer

A) attributional style 
B) interest style 
C) stress style 
D) emotion style 
A) attributional style 
B) interest style 
C) stress style 
D) emotion style

Question 6

Bradford reports the following unusual experiences: He finds used tea bags in the waste basket,although he does not like tea and lives alone; he discovered several suits in his closet that he had no memory of buying and did not like; he has had people greet him calling him "William" or "Christian" whom he has never met before.Which DSM- 5 diagnosis would best fit Bradford's symptoms?

Accepted Answer

A) dissociative amnesia 
B) Obsessive compulsive disorder 
C) depersonalization/derealization disorder 
D) dissociative identity disorder 
A) dissociative amnesia 
B) Obsessive compulsive disorder 
C) depersonalization/derealization disorder 
D) dissociative identity disorder

Question 7

In the case of Anna O.,her conversion disorder symptoms involved her

Accepted Answer

A) left leg. 
B) sexual dysfunction. 
C) her right side,beginning with her arm. 
D) scalp,nose,and lips. 
A) left leg. 
B) sexual dysfunction. 
C) her right side,beginning with her arm. 
D) scalp,nose,and lips.

Question 8

Julie experienced inexplicable blindness.She visited several ophthalmologists,all of whom indicated there was no physical basis for her blindness.She most likely has

Accepted Answer

A) Illness anxiety disorder 
B) dissociative disorder. 
C) conversion disorder. 
D) body dysmorphic disorder. 
A) Illness anxiety disorder 
B) dissociative disorder. 
C) conversion disorder. 
D) body dysmorphic disorder.

Question 9

A behavioral reinforcer for someone with somatic symptom disorder would be

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A) receiving a dollar each time they ride an elevator. 
B) feeling refreshed after taking a hot shower. 
C) receiving attention and sympathy. 
D) successfully avoiding social situations. 
A) receiving a dollar each time they ride an elevator. 
B) feeling refreshed after taking a hot shower. 
C) receiving attention and sympathy. 
D) successfully avoiding social situations.

Question 10

DSM-5 symptoms of conversion disorder include all of the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) one or more neurologic symptoms affecting voluntary motor function. 
B) three or more neurologic symptoms affecting voluntary motor function. 
C) diagnostic findings are internally inconsistent. 
D) symptoms cannot be explained by a medical condition. 
A) one or more neurologic symptoms affecting voluntary motor function. 
B) three or more neurologic symptoms affecting voluntary motor function. 
C) diagnostic findings are internally inconsistent. 
D) symptoms cannot be explained by a medical condition.

Question 11

Cognitive treatments for somatic symptom disorders seek to

Accepted Answer

A) reduce attention to the body and challenge negative thoughts. 
B) teach more appropriate techniques for interactions with others. 
C) teach relaxation techniques to alleviate the symptoms. 
D) use operant conditioning approaches with family and friends to increase attention paid to patient. 
A) reduce attention to the body and challenge negative thoughts. 
B) teach more appropriate techniques for interactions with others. 
C) teach relaxation techniques to alleviate the symptoms. 
D) use operant conditioning approaches with family and friends to increase attention paid to patient.

Question 12

In Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another,a person causes symptoms in another person and then presents that person as ill in order to:

Accepted Answer

A) Receive reinforcement for being an attentive,loving caregiver 
B) Receive a financial gain 
C) Distract attention from his/her own psychological pain 
D) Cause suffering to the other person 
A) Receive reinforcement for being an attentive,loving caregiver 
B) Receive a financial gain 
C) Distract attention from his/her own psychological pain 
D) Cause suffering to the other person

Question 13

Since watching his mother get hit and killed by a car two years ago,Chris has felt like he has been watching himself from outside of his body and thinks that voices sound strange.He is likely suffering from

Accepted Answer

A) depersonalization/derealization disorder. 
B) dissociative identity disorder. 
C) dissociative fugue. 
D) none of the above. 
A) depersonalization/derealization disorder. 
B) dissociative identity disorder. 
C) dissociative fugue. 
D) none of the above.

Question 14

Dissociative disorders share

Accepted Answer

A) obsessive thoughts. 
B) an alteration in consciousness or identity. 
C) an inability to distinguish reality from fantasy. 
D) physical symptoms with no physiological basis. 
A) obsessive thoughts. 
B) an alteration in consciousness or identity. 
C) an inability to distinguish reality from fantasy. 
D) physical symptoms with no physiological basis.

Question 15

According to the DSM-5,unwarranted fears about a serious illness despite absence of any significant somatic symptoms is called

Accepted Answer

A) illness anxiety disorder. 
B) depersonalization/dearealization disorder. 
C) factitious disorder. 
D) conversion disorder 
A) illness anxiety disorder. 
B) depersonalization/dearealization disorder. 
C) factitious disorder. 
D) conversion disorder

Question 16

A factitious disorder imposed on another is referred to as

Accepted Answer

A) Munchausen syndrome by imposition. 
B) Munchausen symptom diversion. 
C) Munchausen syndrome by proxy. 
D) none of the above. 
A) Munchausen syndrome by imposition. 
B) Munchausen symptom diversion. 
C) Munchausen syndrome by proxy. 
D) none of the above.

Question 17

The study by Spanos et al.,based on the "Hillside Strangler" Ken Bianchi,showed that

Accepted Answer

A) people without dissociative identity disorder can adopt multiple personalities if a situation demands it. 
B) dissociative identity disorder is always the same from person to person . 
C) dissociative identity disorder does not sway a jury when used as part of an insanity defense. 
D) malingering cannot be detected by psychiatrists. 
A) people without dissociative identity disorder can adopt multiple personalities if a situation demands it. 
B) dissociative identity disorder is always the same from person to person . 
C) dissociative identity disorder does not sway a jury when used as part of an insanity defense. 
D) malingering cannot be detected by psychiatrists.

Question 18

Which of the following is an example of mild dissociation?

Accepted Answer

A) worrying excessively over your grades 
B) not remembering material you studied for a test 
C) difficulty committing to social relationships 
D) being so preoccupied you forget an appointment 
A) worrying excessively over your grades 
B) not remembering material you studied for a test 
C) difficulty committing to social relationships 
D) being so preoccupied you forget an appointment

Question 19

Miguel experienced a sudden,inexplicable blindness.Tests have shown no physical basis for his symptoms.The most likely diagnosis is

Accepted Answer

A) Conversion Disorder 
B) Somatic Symptom Disorder 
C) Dissociative Identity Disorder 
D) Illness Anxiety Disorder 
A) Conversion Disorder 
B) Somatic Symptom Disorder 
C) Dissociative Identity Disorder 
D) Illness Anxiety Disorder

Question 20

With regard to the theory that adults can recover memories of childhood abuse after many years,it is

Accepted Answer

A) best to assume that such people are malingering. 
B) viable to assume that such recovered memories are indeed true. 
C) best to treat these people as sufferers of PTSD. 
D) safest to regard such theories as tentative. 
A) best to assume that such people are malingering. 
B) viable to assume that such recovered memories are indeed true. 
C) best to treat these people as sufferers of PTSD. 
D) safest to regard such theories as tentative.

Explicit memory is to conscious recall of experiences as implicit memory is to

Controlled trials of psychological treatment for conversion disorder

Which of the following is NOT presented in the text as a criticism of somatoform disorders?

Cognitive-behavioral treatments for somatic symptom disorder

One area of interest for cognitive researchers involves the __________ of those diagnosed with a somatic symptom disorder.

In the case of Anna O.,her conversion disorder symptoms involved her

Julie experienced inexplicable blindness.She visited several ophthalmologists,all of whom indicated there was no physical basis for her blindness.She most likely has

A behavioral reinforcer for someone with somatic symptom disorder would be

DSM-5 symptoms of conversion disorder include all of the following EXCEPT:

Cognitive treatments for somatic symptom disorders seek to

In Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another,a person causes symptoms in another person and then presents that person as ill in order to:

Since watching his mother get hit and killed by a car two years ago,Chris has felt like he has been watching himself from outside of his body and thinks that voices sound strange.He is likely suffering from

Dissociative disorders share

According to the DSM-5,unwarranted fears about a serious illness despite absence of any significant somatic symptoms is called

A factitious disorder imposed on another is referred to as

The study by Spanos et al.,based on the "Hillside Strangler" Ken Bianchi,showed that

Which of the following is an example of mild dissociation?

Miguel experienced a sudden,inexplicable blindness.Tests have shown no physical basis for his symptoms.The most likely diagnosis is

With regard to the theory that adults can recover memories of childhood abuse after many years,it is

Introduction and Historical Overview

Current Paradigms in Psychopathology

Diagnosis and Assessment

Research Methods in Psychopathology

Mood Disorders

Anxiety Disorders

Obsessive-Compulsive Related and Trauma-Related Disorders

Schizophrenia

Substance-Related Disorders

Eating Disorders

Sexual Disorders

Disorders of Childhood

Late Life and Neurocognitive Disorders

Personality Disorders

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Exam 8: Dissociative Disorders and Somatic Symptom Disorders

Explicit memory is to conscious recall of experiences as implicit memory is to

Controlled trials of psychological treatment for conversion disorder

Which of the following is NOT presented in the text as a criticism of somatoform disorders?

Cognitive-behavioral treatments for somatic symptom disorder

One area of interest for cognitive researchers involves the __________ of those diagnosed with a somatic symptom disorder.

In the case of Anna O.,her conversion disorder symptoms involved her

Julie experienced inexplicable blindness.She visited several ophthalmologists,all of whom indicated there was no physical basis for her blindness.She most likely has

A behavioral reinforcer for someone with somatic symptom disorder would be

DSM-5 symptoms of conversion disorder include all of the following EXCEPT:

Cognitive treatments for somatic symptom disorders seek to

In Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another,a person causes symptoms in another person and then presents that person as ill in order to:

Since watching his mother get hit and killed by a car two years ago,Chris has felt like he has been watching himself from outside of his body and thinks that voices sound strange.He is likely suffering from

Dissociative disorders share

According to the DSM-5,unwarranted fears about a serious illness despite absence of any significant somatic symptoms is called

A factitious disorder imposed on another is referred to as

The study by Spanos et al.,based on the "Hillside Strangler" Ken Bianchi,showed that

Which of the following is an example of mild dissociation?

Miguel experienced a sudden,inexplicable blindness.Tests have shown no physical basis for his symptoms.The most likely diagnosis is

With regard to the theory that adults can recover memories of childhood abuse after many years,it is

Introduction and Historical Overview

Current Paradigms in Psychopathology

Diagnosis and Assessment

Research Methods in Psychopathology

Mood Disorders

Anxiety Disorders

Obsessive-Compulsive Related and Trauma-Related Disorders

Schizophrenia

Substance-Related Disorders

Eating Disorders

Sexual Disorders

Disorders of Childhood

Late Life and Neurocognitive Disorders

Personality Disorders

Legal and Ethical Issues

Filters