Normality and Abnormality 2023

Anxiety and depression are partially caused by our biology

CBT, when conducted by a therapist, typically involves a combination of:

Which factor is not a biological risk factor?

Which is a psychological protective factor?

What is the Id?

If you found someone's phone at school, what would our superego tell us to do?"

Bipolar disorder is not herediatry

One of the strengths of classifying disorders is that it:

Which of the following are examples of psychological factors in the Biopsychosocial model?

What is the main purpose of the 4P predisposing model?

Stress management is about learning...

The superego represents the unconscious, instinctual part of the mind.

Which of the following best describes the humanistic approach?

Which of the following is a biopsychosocial precipitating factor for mental health disorders?

Atypical behaviour can be identified by:

Which of the following is an example of a social factor that can impact mental health?

PTSD can only occur in individuals who have experienced combat situations

Genetics is a risk factor within which of the following factors?

The protective element of the model looks at why the patient has decided to come in for the appointment, why now?

Maladaptive behaviours are often learned and can be unlearned with proper intervention and support.

What kind of disorder is PTSD?

Which scenario is an example of the id?

A woman being afraid of a venomous snake encounter on the street when there are no snakes in her town is an example of:

What stage of Maslow's pyramid do you think could be skipped to move to another level?

Feeling accepted by your peers is higher up as opposed to achieving one’s full potential on their own

An example of atypical behaviour might include:

The DSM-5 is used for:

Stigma is the combination of labelling and stereotypes

In psychology, atypical behaviour is often assessed to determine:

Which psychoanalyst is often associated with the development of ego psychology?

Which of the following is an example of a predisposing factor in the 4P predisposing model?

Which of the following is a key characteristic of humanistic therapy?

Systematic desensitisation involves the paring of:

How many people in Australia suffer from mental health discrimination and stigma in 2022?

In the biopsychosocial model, which of the following factors can contribute to the precipitation of physical illnesses?

Maladaptive behaviours are typically adaptive and helpful in promoting a person’s overall well-being.

Seasonal Effective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that occurs during certain seasons, typically winter.

Children and adolescent cannot develop mood disorders and are only affected by mood swings due to hormonal changes

What does psychodynamic therapy focus on for the client

Medical Research suggests that up to 90% of illness and disease is stress related

Depression is the most common mood disorder

The order of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, from bottom to top, is...

The superego incorporates societal norms and values, serving as the moral conscience.

Dysthymia is a less severe form depression that last for short periods of time

Which of the following are examples of biological factors in the Biopsychosocial model?

Which of the following components is NOT part of the 4P model used to diagnose mental disorders?

Systematic desensitisation therapy can be used to treat people with PTSD, OCD and social anxiety

The superego is primarily driven by the pleasure principle and seeks immediate gratification.

Family history of mental health issues is a psychological risk factor.

Ethinicity is a social factor

PTSD may follow after an event such as

A boy having a phobia of dogs after being attacked by a dog in his childhood is an unjustifiable fear.

Can bipolar disorder be diagnosed by a routine laboratory test such as a blood test?

Which way is the right spelling?

An example of the protecting element of the 4P model is:

Bipolar is what type of disorder?

Maslow's concept of hierarchy of needs assumes that

What does DSM stand for?

Psychological risk and protective factors have no influence on a person's mental health outcomes.

Rapid cycling is a term used to describe frequent and distinct shift between different mood states in bipolar disorder.

Which of the following disorders are classified as mood disorders?