The core feature of dissociality is best described as.....

Disregard for the rights and feelings of others

Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another is...

causing or fabricating symptoms of illness on others by caregivers

What is NOOGENIC NEUROSIS?

psychological distress stemming from a perceived lack of meaning in life

People with the impostor syndrom...

Don't feel like they deserve their own achievements

What is the Present Bias?

tendency to settle for a smaller present reward, not a larger future reward

People with avolition-apathy...

... have problems with grooming and hygiene

Cognitive and perceptual distortions are...

actions or mannerisms that are unusual or deviate from social norms

speech driven by sound (e.g. rhyming), not logical meaning

techniques used to manage stress, emotions in a healthy, adaptive way

An example of magical thinking from the movie "Charlie and the chocolate factory" is

Wonka's belief in oompa-loompas and that all in the factory is edible

What is the full name for ADHD?

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Which of the following is a characteristic of active procrastination?

delaying things to feel motivated by the time pressure

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1
The core feature of dissociality is best described as.....
Perfectionism in every aspect of work and personal life
Disregard for the rights and feelings of others
Frequent, intense, negative emotions disappropriate to the events
Impulsivity in making decisions
2
A sudden, intense feeling of excitement or goosebumps, often triggered by powerful moments in music
frisson
arrpaisal
mood regulation
neural activation
3
Intending to deceive by doing something dishonest and illegal is...
Attribute
Accomplishment
Reinforcement
Fraudulence
4
Approximately what percent of population have Autism Spectrum Disorder?
3%
2%
1%
4%
5
He's been ________ many times for his excellent grades by teachers and his parents.
praised
prose
preised
prised
6
The ________ of death is clear, because everyone dies one day.
internalizing
irreversibility
inevitability
infancy
7
70% individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder have one additional disorder.
False
True
8
Which one is not a type of procrastination?
active procrastinators
negative proctastinators
passive procrastinators
9
Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another is...
intentional falsification or induction of symptoms on caregivers
telling people they have the same disorder as you to create a community
forging medical documents to fabricate a disorder
causing or fabricating symptoms of illness on others by caregivers
10
Belief that certain actions, objects or rituals can influence outcomes or bring good or bad luck is a...
magical thinking
perceptive distortion
superstiton
extrastition
11
Emotions responding to the tempo of music
tempo sensitivity
tempo severity
tempo swinging
emotional run
12
According to research, approximately 2.5% of children and 3-12% of adults have ADHD
False
True
13
How many % of people with BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder) have problems with substance abuse?
about 90%
about 30%
about 70%
about 50%
14
What is NOOGENIC NEUROSIS?
internal conflicts related to spiritual beliefs
suffering related to a loss of meaning, purpose or connection to the sacred
episode in which an individual questions the meaning or value of life
psychological distress stemming from a perceived lack of meaning in life
15
One of the available trait domains in ICD-11 is NOT:
dissociality
anankastia
detachment
clinical utility
16
Music I like needs to be complex, emotional and rich in sound. I like music that is...
mellow
unpretentious
sophisticated
powerful
17
A downward spiral is the situation that continuously worsens, often leading to either positive or negative consequences.
True
False
18
People with the impostor syndrom...
Believe that they shouldn't do as much work as they do
Don't feel like they deserve their own achievements
Believe they are succesful, but it's not enough for them
Underprepare and they don't put much effort into their work
19
The act of delaying important tasks with no valid reason.
procrastination
procrastinetion
procrastinate
procrastinator
20
Persistent complex bereavement disorder for adults lasts...
12+ months
6+ months
24+ months
18+ months
21
Exacerbating is making something bad even worse
True
False
22
What is the Present Bias?
tendency to settle for a smaller present reward, not a larger future reward
tendency to feel overwhelmed with the tasks one have to perform
tendency to overestimate how motivated one will be in the future
tendency to delay important tasks with no valid reason.
23
Free association, one of key methods in child's psychoanalisys, is saying whatever comes to mind.
False
True
24
Bipolar disorder occurs more frequently among women.
False
True
25
People with avolition-apathy...
... present delusions of grandeur
... have problems with grooming and hygiene
... talk with completely no reference
... have persecutory delusions (think that they are followed by sb)
26
Which age group reports the highest levels of loneliness?
18-24
25-50
>12
13-17
27
Which one is less intense?
hypomania
mania
28
A point at which symptoms become severe enough to meet the criteria for diagnosis is called:
overarching
threshold
severity
overlap
29
Cognitive and perceptual distortions are...
strategies used to manage stress, emotions and challenges
misinterpretations in perception, leading to unusual beliefs, hallucination
actions taken to create and determinate specific cognitive structures
actions or mannerisms that are unusual or deviate from social norms
30
What is clanging?
belief that random events are personally significant
lack of response to what sb is saying, blocked speech
having a greater sense of your belonging
speech driven by sound (e.g. rhyming), not logical meaning
31
The ________ of death means that if someone has died, they wouldn't come back.
internalizing
irreversibility
inevitability
infancy
32
Coping skills
techniques used to manage stress, emotions in a healthy, adaptive way
ability to code in Phyton
ability to interact effectively with others
techniques used to manage stress, emotions in an unhealthy, inadaptive way
33
What is another name for mood swings?
affective lability
episodic course
racing thoughts
mental prevalence
34
Which factor of music preference represents country music?
unpretentious
contemporary
intense
mellow
35
An example of magical thinking from the movie "Charlie and the chocolate factory" is
Wonka's inappropriate but genuine reactions to what people say
Wonka's enthusiasm for music and oompa-loompas songs
Wonka's belief in oompa-loompas and that all in the factory is edible
Wonka being always happy and smiling while everyone else is terrified
36
Dissociative symptoms (disruption in memory, perception) can be caused by stress or trauma.
False
True
37
Which factor is not considered one of the causes of Munchausen Syndrome?
genetisc
social influences
childhood experiences
neurobiological factors
38
Co-morbid depression occurs in the presence of another illness.
True
False
39
Repetitive behaviors, movements that help individuals with ASD cope with sensory stimuli.
Steaming
Skimming
Spinning
Stimming
40
When somebody is speaking, but loses logical connections between sentences and is unaware of that
delusion
illogicality
derailment
incoherence
41
ICD-11 focuses a lot on defining the severity of impairment.
False
True
42
"When you listen to happy music, you can see flowers and butterflies" is an example of...
music expectancy
cognitive appraisal
visual imaginary
episodic memory
43
"We don't just fall in love, we fall in patterns"
collision theory
collusion theory
repetition completion
repetition compulsion
44
Which one is NOT a form of DBT therapy (therapy for BPT)?
mindfulness
phone consultation
group therapy
skill training
45
What is the full name for ADHD?
Attention Deficit Hyperstimuli Disorder
Attention Disorder Hyperactivity Deficit
Attentive Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
46
Pervasive pattern is a short-term behavioral or emotional pattern affecting multiple areas in life, but easy to change.
False
True
47
People with anxiety have a tendency to procrastinate.
False
True
48
Tendency to act based on immediate stimuli without consideration of potential negative consequences.
anankastia
dissociality
detachment
disinhibition
49
Which one, according to Freud, is more revealing?
Free association
Hypnosis
50
The belief that some things are only for a few people who have special qualities or abilities
elitism
egalitarism
egalitarianism
egalitism
51
Which of the following is a characteristic of active procrastination?
delaying tasks on purpose to reduce stress
delaying tasks due to indecisiveness
completing tasks quickly to avoid discomfort
delaying things to feel motivated by the time pressure
52
Sigmunt Freud died
at the beginning of 19th Century
in the mid-19th Century
in the mid-20th Century
at the beginning of 19th Century
53
Which hormone is respondible for inetractions and bonding with others?
dopamine
oxytocin
54
A form of psychoterapy focused on helping individuals find purpose in life, especially in the face of difficulties.
spiritually-integrated psychotherapy
well-being psychotherapy
meaning-centered therapy
spiritual well-being
55
What is reality principle?
ability to shift emotions or desires from original source to safer target
ability to seek immediate gratification, avoid pain or discomfort
ability to combine multiple ideas into a single representation
ability to delay gratification and act according to external reality
56
The opposite of mutual presence is
digital literacy
existential recognition
performative attention
ethical listening
57
A person's self-reported level of happiness and life satisfaction (SWB)
self well-being
spiritual well-being
subjective well-being
situational well-being
58
What would be an example of malingering?
telling your friends you have a panic attack so that they take care of you
interpreting your every choice as the wrong, unsatisfactory decision
lying to your parents only in order to get praised by them
changing your mind very often, especially when faced with important choice
59
ICD-11 stands for:
International Classification of Diseases 11th Revision
International Classification of Diseases 10th Revision
International Classification of Decreases 11th Revision
Integrational Classification of Diseases 11th Revision
60
Artificial, false or deliberately created, often with the intent to deceive
relapsing
fluctuating
tangible
factitious
61
Anna Freud played an important role in the development of art therapy.
False
True
62
What is distinctive for Polish approach to art therapy?
it is more pedagogical, tied to self-development
it is more egalitarian, (art is for everyone)
it is used much longer than in the West
it only covers fine arts, not e.g. music
63
Upward comparison (comparing ourselves to unrealistic constructs online) leads to...
emotional resilience
reduced anxiety
lower self-esteem
increased motivation
64
Tadpole people are:
people with no hands
people with no social boundaries
people with no tummies
people with no legs
65
Cyclothymia is a type of which disorder?
bipolar disorder
borderline personality disorder
anorexia
depression
66
Borderline Personality Disorder can be hereditary.
True
False
67
The hidden meaning of our dreams is called:
manifest content
hidden content
latent content
secondary content
68
In Munchausen syndrome, patients often present financial motivation
True
False
69
A synonym of affective instability is
dissociative symptom
pervasive pattern
rapid shifts in mood
identity disturbance
70
Adolescents fully understand the concept of death, but usually do not think of their own death.
False
True
71
The person who has formed the closest bond with a child is called:
Prolonged attachment figure
Persistent attachment figure
Primary attachment figure
Mum or Dad
72
All children feel the absence of a close person and understand the death.
True
False
73
What would be an example of somatic delusion?
My dead grandma is contacting me!
My skin is shining bright, like diamonds!
There are cockroaches inside my stomach!
I can smell brownies all the time!
74
TSO is short form of:
Trust in Self and Other people
Trust in Self as an Organisation
Trust in Self as an Organism
Time for Self as an Organism
75
In which disorder symptoms are more propable to inprove with time?
ASD
ADHD
76
What is the biggest factor to account for the risk of developing the bipolar disorder?
genetic influences
environmental influences
depression
neurological influences
77
Disability-adjusted life years is the number of years lost due to ill-health, disability or early death
True
False

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