Q3 Psychology 1 (lecture 1,2,3,4)

Question 1

For patient with relatviely "normal" problems, which is preferred?

Accepted Answer

Counselor

Question 2

Which is effective in: Phobias, anxiety, addiction, autism, erection disorders, orgasm disorder, panick, OCD, PSTD?

Accepted Answer

Behavior

Question 3

A diagnosis does not need to be provided by and expert (doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist)

Accepted Answer

False

Question 4

How many phases of self-regulation do we have?

Accepted Answer

3 (motivational, volitional, maintenance)

Question 5

Patient education includes:

Accepted Answer

All

Question 6

Zimbardo (2005) is known for?

Accepted Answer

Defintion of a disorder

Question 7

What is the purpose of reflective listening in MI?

Accepted Answer

To make a guess as to what the speaker mean and reinforce active listening

Question 8

Which therapy emphazises that problematic behavior is an acquired habit rather than a symptom of a underlying disease

Accepted Answer

Behavior

Question 9

Which are signs of abnormality?

Accepted Answer

all

Question 10

Somatisation can lead to somatoform disorder

Accepted Answer

True

Question 11

Recent form, combination of two:

Accepted Answer

C - Cognitive behavior therapy

Question 12

Which therapy is particularly suitable for adressing problems such as eating disorders and shyness

Accepted Answer

Behavior

Question 13

Implies amore obedient/passive, reluctant patient= ____

Accepted Answer

Compliance

Question 14

What has to be done if psychological problems are suspected by the PT?

Accepted Answer

Refer back to GP

Question 15

Talking, interpreting, often about childhood traumas and internal conflicts is what type of therapy?

Accepted Answer

Therapies for providing insight

Question 16

Which therapy is specifically mentioned as being focused on patients with psychosomatic complaints?

Accepted Answer

RET (rational emotive therapy)

Question 17

Independence, goal: prevention, effect is invisible, no cues and unclear reward is ____

Accepted Answer

Long term adherence

Question 18

Self-management - Inhibiting factors:

Accepted Answer

physical, cognitive and emotional factors

Question 19

The term "problems" is used about difficulties and not disorders

Accepted Answer

False

Question 20

For clients with more severe problems, which is preferred?

Accepted Answer

Clinical psychologist

Question 21

Physiotherapy and stress management strategies: Which is effective

Accepted Answer

Breathing and relaxation therapy, RET, Massage, Graded activity & gradual exposure

Question 22

Which personal factor includes stress, anxiety and depressive feelings?

Accepted Answer

Emotional condition

Question 23

In psychosomatic complaints there is no explanation for the complaints/psychological factors

Accepted Answer

False

Question 24

DSM - 5 i a diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorder

Accepted Answer

True

Question 25

To make a jugdement concerning yellow flags, you have to know about psychological problems in your patients?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 26

Active, collaborative role of the patient= ____

Accepted Answer

Adherence

Question 27

Phobia:

Accepted Answer

Fear of a certain object, situation, activity

Question 28

Self regulation is used in broader context and is preferred in:

Accepted Answer

Both

Question 29

What is a criticism mentioned regarding the use of medication in psychology?

Accepted Answer

Drugs may mask problem rather than adressing underlying issues

Question 30

How you look a at a problem (thoughts and emotions) are what type of therapy?

Accepted Answer

A - therapies to improve insight

Question 31

what is a characteristic feature of cognitive therapy?

Accepted Answer

Stimulates rational thinking to adress amotional and behavioral issues

Question 32

Compliance refers to an active collaborative role, while adherence imples a more obedient/passive, reluctant patient

Accepted Answer

False

Question 33

High motivation, skills, knowledge and high self efficacy makes self-management easier

Accepted Answer

True

Question 34

The purpose of OARS is to encourage the patient to think about their situation, take responsibilty in solving problems

Accepted Answer

True

Question 35

Problematic behavior is an acuired habit, not a symptom of an underlying disease. "recovery possible"

Accepted Answer

B- Behavior therapy

Question 36

Panic disorder and kinesiophobia are examples of anxiety disorders

Accepted Answer

True

Question 37

What is the objective of the biomedical angle in psychology?

Accepted Answer

Changing structure or function of brain with medications suregy, EMS

Question 38

Which model regards a disorder as a disease with biological causes?

Accepted Answer

Medical

Question 39

Self management is preferred in:

Accepted Answer

Chronic disease

Question 40

If two or more sign of abnormality exist, what is then involved?

Accepted Answer

Disorder, Abnormality

Question 41

Which is effective in: Depression, boulimia, panick disorder, general anxiety, chronic pain, social phobia

Accepted Answer

Cognitive BT

Question 42

What is the emphasis of group therapy?

Accepted Answer

Supporting one another and observing new form of behavior

Question 43

What principle does MI (motivational interviewing) emphazise in regards to resistance?

Accepted Answer

Responding differently to resistance signals

Question 44

Which psychological problems exist more often in the physiotherapeutic setting?

Accepted Answer

Anxiety -> Anxiety disorders, Stress complaints -> overstressed, Depressive mood -> Depression, Somatisation -> Somatoform disorders

Question 45

Psychodynamic approaches and humanist therapies goes under:

Accepted Answer

Therapies for providing insight

Question 46

What is a key principle underlying behavior therapies?

Accepted Answer

Acquired habits can be replaced by effective behaviors

Question 47

What does anxious mean?

Accepted Answer

Social disfunctioning

Question 48

What are the basic skills concerning motivational interviewing summarized by the acronym OARS?

Accepted Answer

Open question, affirming, reflecting, summarizing

Question 49

What is self-regulation?

Accepted Answer

Manage own process of behavioral change (long term)

Question 50

Effective in: Boulimia, depression, relational problems

Accepted Answer

Cognitive BT, Insight therapy

Question 51

What describes depression

Accepted Answer

Normal if depressive mood is a reaction to loss

Question 52

Neck pain, back pain, headache, fatigue, sleeping problems are:

Accepted Answer

Physical stress complaints

Question 53

Chronic stress can not reduce the immune function

Accepted Answer

False

Question 54

Which of these belongs to "Positive feedback"?

Accepted Answer

All

Question 55

Which therapy is mentioned as being based on social-learning theory and principles of conditioning and reinforcement?

Accepted Answer

behavior

Question 56

Which therapy focuses on stimulating rational thinking and that behavior and emoitions stem from our thoughts?

Accepted Answer

Cognitive

Question 57

There is no medical explanation for when physical complaints or the complaints are not proportionate to the disorder

Accepted Answer

True

Question 58

What is true about caffeine intake in stress management?

Accepted Answer

Excessive intake can lead to health problems

Question 59

Kinesiophobia:

Accepted Answer

Fear of pain due to movement

Question 60

Aerobic training can be effective in decreaseing BP, reduce anxiety, depression and increase general well being

Accepted Answer

True

Question 61

What is used in the diagnosis and description of psychopathology?

Accepted Answer

DSM - 5

Question 62

Having a disorder mean social dysfunctioning

Accepted Answer

True

Question 63

Tensed mood, emotional instability, being irritated, concentration problems and depressive feeling are:

Accepted Answer

Stress complaints

Question 64

Psychological disorder, mental illness, mental disorder, psychopathology are terms that have the same meaning

Accepted Answer

True

Q3 Psychology 1 (lecture 1,2,3,4)

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Q3 Psychology 1 (lecture 1,2,3,4)

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