Deck 15: B: Psychological Disorders
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Deck 15: B: Psychological Disorders
1
The medical model views abnormal behaviour as resulting from
A)drug interactions.
B)exposure to teratogens.
C)poor nutritional habits.
D)underlying organic causes.
A)drug interactions.
B)exposure to teratogens.
C)poor nutritional habits.
D)underlying organic causes.
D
2
Feeling fearful but not knowing why is characteristic of
A)phobias.
B)anxiety disorders.
C)dissociative neurosis.
D)amnesia.
A)phobias.
B)anxiety disorders.
C)dissociative neurosis.
D)amnesia.
B
3
The latest version of the classification system used by psychologists is the
A)DSM-3.
B)DSM-4.
C)DSM-4-TR.
D)DSM-5.
A)DSM-3.
B)DSM-4.
C)DSM-4-TR.
D)DSM-5.
D
4
Which of the following best describes the antisocial personality?
A)low intelligence
B)lack of remorse or guilt
C)depression
D)paranoid schizophrenic tendencies
A)low intelligence
B)lack of remorse or guilt
C)depression
D)paranoid schizophrenic tendencies
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5
Sudden,paralyzing episodes of fear describe which type of anxiety disorder?
A)phobia
B)generalized anxiety
C)panic
D)obsessive-compulsive
A)phobia
B)generalized anxiety
C)panic
D)obsessive-compulsive
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6
Randy has a grandiose sense of himself,fantasizes about being successful,lacks empathy for others,and has a need for constant admiration from others.What type of personality disorder is Randy most likely exhibiting?
A)narcissistic
B)borderline
C)antisocial
D)obsessive-compulsive
A)narcissistic
B)borderline
C)antisocial
D)obsessive-compulsive
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7
People who act impulsively,don't tolerate frustration,want their desires satisfied immediately,fail to develop emotional attachments,and show no remorse would be diagnosed with what personality disorder?
A)narcissistic
B)antisocial
C)histrionic
D)schizotypal
A)narcissistic
B)antisocial
C)histrionic
D)schizotypal
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8
In an obsessive-compulsive reaction,the _______ is the thought and the _______ is the action caused by the thought.
A)compulsion;obsession
B)obsession;compulsion
C)compulsion;panic
D)obsession;anxiety
A)compulsion;obsession
B)obsession;compulsion
C)compulsion;panic
D)obsession;anxiety
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9
Which of the following statements about antisocial personality is TRUE?
A)It is a relatively rare disorder.
B)People with antisocial personalities seek professional help because their distress level is high.
C)It is more common in women than in men.
D)It is a relatively common disorder.
A)It is a relatively rare disorder.
B)People with antisocial personalities seek professional help because their distress level is high.
C)It is more common in women than in men.
D)It is a relatively common disorder.
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10
Ritualistic behaviour is associated with which of the following disorders?
A)anxiety
B)obsessive-compulsive
C)somatoform
D)conversion
A)anxiety
B)obsessive-compulsive
C)somatoform
D)conversion
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11
Destruction of one's home or community is MOST likely to result in which of the following?
A)PTSD
B)a phobia
C)a panic disorder
D)an obsession
A)PTSD
B)a phobia
C)a panic disorder
D)an obsession
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12
An irrational fear of an object or event is called a(n)
A)phobia.
B)compulsion.
C)panic.
D)obsession.
A)phobia.
B)compulsion.
C)panic.
D)obsession.
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13
Allen is in a constant state of dread.He has trouble sleeping,feels tense,and cannot concentrate.Allen will likely be diagnosed as having which anxiety disorder?
A)phobia
B)generalized anxiety
C)panic
D)obsessive-compulsive
A)phobia
B)generalized anxiety
C)panic
D)obsessive-compulsive
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14
Thoughts that repeatedly intrude into consciousness against one's will are called
A)compulsions.
B)loose associations.
C)neologisms.
D)obsessions.
A)compulsions.
B)loose associations.
C)neologisms.
D)obsessions.
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15
June often experiences episodes during which her heart rate accelerates by more than 50 beats per minute despite encountering no emergency.June suffers from
A)obsessive-compulsive disorder.
B)generalized anxiety disorder.
C)acrophobia.
D)panic disorder.
A)obsessive-compulsive disorder.
B)generalized anxiety disorder.
C)acrophobia.
D)panic disorder.
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16
A person who is constantly "on edge" and always apprehensive most likely suffers from
A)phobic disorder.
B)panic disorder.
C)obsessive-compulsive disorder.
D)generalized anxiety disorder.
A)phobic disorder.
B)panic disorder.
C)obsessive-compulsive disorder.
D)generalized anxiety disorder.
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17
The DSM-5 includes a description of the ___________________ of each mental disorder.
A)symptoms,duration,and severity
B)symptoms,cause,and severity
C)symptoms,cause,and progress
D)symptom,cause,and treatment options
A)symptoms,duration,and severity
B)symptoms,cause,and severity
C)symptoms,cause,and progress
D)symptom,cause,and treatment options
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18
Following a stressful event,a man cannot remember his past.He adopts a new identity,relocates,and starts a new family and career.Which diagnosis would be most appropriate?
A)conversion disorder
B)dissociative amnesia
C)dissociative identity disorder
D)dissociative fugue
A)conversion disorder
B)dissociative amnesia
C)dissociative identity disorder
D)dissociative fugue
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19
Re-experiencing a traumatic event long after the event occurred is associated with
A)generalized anxiety.
B)panic disorder.
C)phobic disorder.
D)PTSD.
A)generalized anxiety.
B)panic disorder.
C)phobic disorder.
D)PTSD.
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20
Martha vacuums the carpet in her living room 15 times a day.It is very likely that she is suffering from which of the following disorders?
A)obsessive-compulsive
B)conversion
C)PTSD
D)somatoform
A)obsessive-compulsive
B)conversion
C)PTSD
D)somatoform
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21
Acts that "must be done" are called
A)compulsions.
B)obsessions.
C)motor impulses.
D)preservative impulses.
A)compulsions.
B)obsessions.
C)motor impulses.
D)preservative impulses.
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22
Of the following,which would provide the strongest evidence for a genetic component to schizophrenia?
A)a higher concordance rate for fraternal twins than for other siblings
B)a higher concordance rate for fraternal twins than for identical twins
C)a high concordance rate among identical twins raised apart
D)a high concordance rate among the general population
A)a higher concordance rate for fraternal twins than for other siblings
B)a higher concordance rate for fraternal twins than for identical twins
C)a high concordance rate among identical twins raised apart
D)a high concordance rate among the general population
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23
A patient in a mental hospital exhibits disordered thinking,perceptual abnormalities,unusual emotions,and suspiciousness.This person is probably suffering from
A)schizophrenia.
B)bipolar disorder.
C)passive-aggressive personality.
D)a dissociative disorder.
A)schizophrenia.
B)bipolar disorder.
C)passive-aggressive personality.
D)a dissociative disorder.
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24
Last month Pam was giddy,impulsive,and talkative;this month she is sad,silent,and almost motionless.What is the most likely diagnosis in this case?
A)severe depression
B)anxiety disorder
C)somatoform disorder
D)bipolar disorder
A)severe depression
B)anxiety disorder
C)somatoform disorder
D)bipolar disorder
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25
False sensory perceptions that often take the form of hearing voices are called
A)hallucinations.
B)obsessions.
C)delusions.
D)compulsions.
A)hallucinations.
B)obsessions.
C)delusions.
D)compulsions.
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26
The belief that you are a special agent for the Intergalactic Supernova is an example of a
A)loose association.
B)neologism.
C)delusion.
D)negative symptom.
A)loose association.
B)neologism.
C)delusion.
D)negative symptom.
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27
A schizophrenic characterized by alternating periods of mute immobility and excited motor activity is referred to as a(n)
A)disorganized schizophrenic.
B)undifferentiated schizophrenic.
C)paranoid schizophrenic.
D)catatonic schizophrenic.
A)disorganized schizophrenic.
B)undifferentiated schizophrenic.
C)paranoid schizophrenic.
D)catatonic schizophrenic.
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28
Arlene has an intense,irrational fear of flying in airplanes.She is probably suffering from a
A)somatoform disorder.
B)neurotic depression.
C)phobic disorder.
D)conversion reaction.
A)somatoform disorder.
B)neurotic depression.
C)phobic disorder.
D)conversion reaction.
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29
Calvin tells everyone that he is Superman when he meets them.Which type of delusion is Calvin most likely experiencing?
A)grandeur
B)reference
C)persecution
D)control
A)grandeur
B)reference
C)persecution
D)control
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30
An episode of intense sadness that may last for several months is called
A)bipolar disorder.
B)hypomania.
C)major depressive disorder.
D)dysthymia.
A)bipolar disorder.
B)hypomania.
C)major depressive disorder.
D)dysthymia.
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31
Which of the following is NOT a symptom of depression?
A)hallucinations
B)loss of appetite
C)inability to sleep properly
D)self-blame
A)hallucinations
B)loss of appetite
C)inability to sleep properly
D)self-blame
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32
A recurring,irrational thought that cannot be controlled or banished from one's mind is called a(n)
A)phobia.
B)obsession.
C)hypnagogic image.
D)compulsion.
A)phobia.
B)obsession.
C)hypnagogic image.
D)compulsion.
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33
Obsessions and compulsions
A)appear to be based on very different psychodynamics.
B)always occur together.
C)often occur together.
D)rarely occur together.
A)appear to be based on very different psychodynamics.
B)always occur together.
C)often occur together.
D)rarely occur together.
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34
Nancy smells smoke when there is no fire.This is an example of
A)a delusion.
B)a hallucination.
C)paranoia.
D)olfactory inhibition.
A)a delusion.
B)a hallucination.
C)paranoia.
D)olfactory inhibition.
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