Question 1

Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding exposure and ritual prevention treatment for OCD?

Accepted Answer

A) it is considered the first-line treatment approach. 
B) it is especially effective when hoarding is present. 
C) it is very intensive,causing as many as 25% of patients to refuse treatment. 
D) it is at least partially effective for over half of the patients treated. 
A) it is considered the first-line treatment approach. 
B) it is especially effective when hoarding is present. 
C) it is very intensive,causing as many as 25% of patients to refuse treatment. 
D) it is at least partially effective for over half of the patients treated.

Question 2

Symptoms and outcomes of body dysmorphic disorder may be common across cultures,but __________ tends to differ.

Accepted Answer

A) focus on specific body parts 
B) number of body parts 
C) frequency of checking behaviors 
D) there are no differences across cultures 
A) focus on specific body parts 
B) number of body parts 
C) frequency of checking behaviors 
D) there are no differences across cultures

Question 3

In PTSD,criteria for negative alterations in mood or cognition include all of these except:

Accepted Answer

A) Social withdrawal in women 
B) More frequent negative mood in children 
C) Blaming others 
D) Inability to recall specific aspects of the trauma 
A) Social withdrawal in women 
B) More frequent negative mood in children 
C) Blaming others 
D) Inability to recall specific aspects of the trauma

Question 4

__________ is defined as the subjective feeling of knowing and is thought to be deficient in __________.

Accepted Answer

A) Assuredness; Panic Disorder. 
B) Assuredness; OCD. 
C) Yedasentience; Panic Disorder 
D) Yedasentience; OCD. 
A) Assuredness; Panic Disorder. 
B) Assuredness; OCD. 
C) Yedasentience; Panic Disorder 
D) Yedasentience; OCD.

Question 5

Attempting to stop an obsession is called

Accepted Answer

A) thought suppression. 
B) compulsive suppression. 
C) ceasing behavior. 
D) reinforcement attempts. 
A) thought suppression. 
B) compulsive suppression. 
C) ceasing behavior. 
D) reinforcement attempts.

Question 6

People diagnosed as having body dysmorphic disorder are more attuned to

Accepted Answer

A) facial symmetry 
B) attractiveness 
C) distortions 
D) both a and b 
A) facial symmetry 
B) attractiveness 
C) distortions 
D) both a and b

Question 7

Although the person is using avoidance to try to prevent

Accepted Answer

Although the person is using a

Question 8

The estimated heritability for OCD ranges from __________ to __________ percent.

Accepted Answer

A) 10; 20 
B) 30; 50 
C) 60; 80 
D) 90; 100 
A) 10; 20 
B) 30; 50 
C) 60; 80 
D) 90; 100

Question 9

How is body dysmorphic disorder similar to OCD?

Accepted Answer

A) both engage in compulsive behaviors 
B) both have obsessive preoccupations 
C) both spend inordinate amounts of time of their obsessions 
D) all of the above 
A) both engage in compulsive behaviors 
B) both have obsessive preoccupations 
C) both spend inordinate amounts of time of their obsessions 
D) all of the above

Question 10

Treatment of acute stress disorder is

Accepted Answer

A) unnecessary,as most people recover anyway with time. 
B) dangerous,as reliving the event increases the trauma. 
C) important,as it reduces the risk of developing PTSD. 
D) difficult,as it is hard to recreate the original trauma. 
A) unnecessary,as most people recover anyway with time. 
B) dangerous,as reliving the event increases the trauma. 
C) important,as it reduces the risk of developing PTSD. 
D) difficult,as it is hard to recreate the original trauma.

Question 11

Diane has repetitive thoughts that her house will catch on fire.She repeatedly checks the stove to make sure it is turned off.Diane's compulsive behavior serves to

Accepted Answer

A) provide immediate relief from the anxiety associated with her repetitive thoughts. 
B) reinforce her checking behaviors. 
C) lower her psychophysiological arousal. 
D) all of the above. 
A) provide immediate relief from the anxiety associated with her repetitive thoughts. 
B) reinforce her checking behaviors. 
C) lower her psychophysiological arousal. 
D) all of the above.

Question 12

Behavioral models consider compulsions to be

Accepted Answer

A) classically conditioned responses. 
B) operantly conditioned responses. 
C) a result of suppressed obsessions. 
D) related to deficient locus coeruleus activity. 
A) classically conditioned responses. 
B) operantly conditioned responses. 
C) a result of suppressed obsessions. 
D) related to deficient locus coeruleus activity.

Question 13

Irritable or aggressive behavior,reckless or self-destructive behavior,difficulty falling or staying asleep,and hyper vigilance are all symptoms associated with the DSM-5's ___________ category of PTSD.

Accepted Answer

A) intrusively re-experiencing the traumatic event 
B) avoidance of stimuli associated with the event 
C) mood and cognitive changes following the trauma 
D) symptoms of increased arousal and reactivity 
A) intrusively re-experiencing the traumatic event 
B) avoidance of stimuli associated with the event 
C) mood and cognitive changes following the trauma 
D) symptoms of increased arousal and reactivity

Question 14

According to the DSM-5,all of the following are symptoms of ASD EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) recurrent,involuntary,and intrusive distressing memories since the trauma. 
B) recurrent distressing dreams about the trauma. 
C) dissociative reactions (flashbacks)since the trauma. 
D) all of the above are symptoms of ASD. 
A) recurrent,involuntary,and intrusive distressing memories since the trauma. 
B) recurrent distressing dreams about the trauma. 
C) dissociative reactions (flashbacks)since the trauma. 
D) all of the above are symptoms of ASD.

Question 15

Which of the following is NOT a likely comorbid diagnosis for those with PTSD?

Accepted Answer

A) major depression 
B) social anxiety disorder 
C) substance abuse 
D) other anxiety disorders 
A) major depression 
B) social anxiety disorder 
C) substance abuse 
D) other anxiety disorders

Question 16

Repetitive thoughts and behaviors that are so extreme that they interfere with everyday life are referred to as

Accepted Answer

A) generalized anxiety disorder. 
B) phobic disorder. 
C) obsessive-compulsive disorder. 
D) social phobic disorder. 
A) generalized anxiety disorder. 
B) phobic disorder. 
C) obsessive-compulsive disorder. 
D) social phobic disorder.

Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding exposure and ritual prevention treatment for OCD?

Symptoms and outcomes of body dysmorphic disorder may be common across cultures,but __________ tends to differ.

In PTSD,criteria for negative alterations in mood or cognition include all of these except:

is defined as the subjective feeling of knowing and is thought to be deficient in .

Attempting to stop an obsession is called

People diagnosed as having body dysmorphic disorder are more attuned to

Although the person is using avoidance to try to prevent

The estimated heritability for OCD ranges from to percent.

How is body dysmorphic disorder similar to OCD?

Treatment of acute stress disorder is

Diane has repetitive thoughts that her house will catch on fire.She repeatedly checks the stove to make sure it is turned off.Diane's compulsive behavior serves to

Behavioral models consider compulsions to be

Irritable or aggressive behavior,reckless or self-destructive behavior,difficulty falling or staying asleep,and hyper vigilance are all symptoms associated with the DSM-5's ___________ category of PTSD.

According to the DSM-5,all of the following are symptoms of ASD EXCEPT:

Which of the following is NOT a likely comorbid diagnosis for those with PTSD?

Repetitive thoughts and behaviors that are so extreme that they interfere with everyday life are referred to as

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Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding exposure and ritual prevention treatment for OCD?

Symptoms and outcomes of body dysmorphic disorder may be common across cultures,but __________ tends to differ.

In PTSD,criteria for negative alterations in mood or cognition include all of these except:

__________ is defined as the subjective feeling of knowing and is thought to be deficient in __________.

Attempting to stop an obsession is called

People diagnosed as having body dysmorphic disorder are more attuned to

Although the person is using avoidance to try to prevent

The estimated heritability for OCD ranges from __________ to __________ percent.

How is body dysmorphic disorder similar to OCD?

Treatment of acute stress disorder is

Diane has repetitive thoughts that her house will catch on fire.She repeatedly checks the stove to make sure it is turned off.Diane's compulsive behavior serves to

Behavioral models consider compulsions to be

Irritable or aggressive behavior,reckless or self-destructive behavior,difficulty falling or staying asleep,and hyper vigilance are all symptoms associated with the DSM-5's ___________ category of PTSD.

According to the DSM-5,all of the following are symptoms of ASD EXCEPT:

Which of the following is NOT a likely comorbid diagnosis for those with PTSD?

Repetitive thoughts and behaviors that are so extreme that they interfere with everyday life are referred to as

Introduction and Historical Overview

Current Paradigms in Psychopathology

Diagnosis and Assessment

Research Methods in Psychopathology

Mood Disorders

Anxiety Disorders

Dissociative Disorders and Somatic Symptom Disorders

Schizophrenia

Substance-Related Disorders

Eating Disorders

Sexual Disorders

Disorders of Childhood

Late Life and Neurocognitive Disorders

Personality Disorders

Legal and Ethical Issues

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is defined as the subjective feeling of knowing and is thought to be deficient in .

The estimated heritability for OCD ranges from to percent.