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1
Operant Conditioning explains behaviour through?
Innate drive to please
Association of two stimuluses'
Neurological Stimulus
Reward and Punishment
2
Family history studies reveal that the heritability of panic disorder is ________ percent.
30 to 40
10 to 20
43 to 48
22 to 34
3
Clinicians from ______ perspectives value projective test as tools for assessing the underlying conflicts and concerns.
existential
cognitive
psychodynamic
humanistic
4
Which of the following represents a perfect correlation?
−1.0 or +1.0
−100 or +100
−.01 or +.01
−10.0 or +10.0
5
Darin was a subject in a double-blind experimental study. In this study:
only the experimenter knew who received the treatment.
the experimenter and Darin knew who received the treatment.
neither Darin nor the experimenter knew who received the treatment.
only Darin knew who received the treatment.
6
Primary prevention includes which of the following?
Teaching patients how to prevent disease
Teaching patients ways to prevent getting even sicker
Teaching patients how to cope with poor health and disease
Teaching patients to optimize health and prevent disease
7
What differentiates flooding from systematic desensitization?
The intensity of exposure to the feared stimuli
The use of relaxation techniques
The effectiveness of the treatment
The therapist's level of participation
8
Preventing a person from engaging in compulsive behavior with exposure and response prevention therapy:
strengthens their compulsive behavior.
shows them nothing terrible happens when they don't perform the compulsion.
reinforces their "magical thinking."
builds up their anxiety about the compulsion.
9
Which of the following is NOT a symptom of PTSD?
Dissociation
A) Hypervigilance
Re-experiencing trauma
Anhedonia
10
________ are used to identify brain abnormalities such as tumors and strokes.
Computerized brain monitors
Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) machines
Electroencephalograms (EEGs)
Photon-emission tomography (PET) techniques
11
Psychologist may use paper-and-pencil ________ tests to detect specific cognitive deficits.
neurobiological
neuropsychological
neurophysiological
neurological
12
________ refer to a set of physical and psychological responses that help us fight threats or flee from them.
Tendon reflexes
Parasympathetic responses
Patellar reflexes
Fight-or-flight responses
13
Who developed an early classification system of mental disorders based on patterns of symptoms?
Wundt
Kraepelin
Hippocrates
Freud
14
Which of the following hormones is often used as a measure of stress?
Renin
Cortisol
Serotonin
Thyroxine
15
Ivan Pavlov's training of dogs is an example of operant conditioning.
True
False
16
Abnormal Trivia: What is NOT one of the 4 D's?
Displacement
Deviant
Distressful
Dysfunctional
17
According to Carl Jung, experiential memories we are born with from evolutionary development are called
Conscientiousness
Collective Unconscious
Idiographic Memory
Collectivism
18
Which clinician must go to medical school and is able to prescribe medication?
Psychologist
Psychoanalyst
Psychiatrist
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
19
With his BoBo doll experiment, this psychologist studied observational learning.
Skinner
Pavlov
Freud
Bandura
20
Trephining treated insanity, epilepsy & headaches by
Meditation
Hydrotherapy
Cutting a hole in the skull
Hyponotherapy
21
In Watson's experiment with Little Albert, the unconditioned stimulus was
a startle and fear response.
the experimenter.
a white rat.
a loud noise.
22
The study of the frequency and distribution of a disorder, or a group of disorders in a population is known as
epidemiology.
quantitative correlation.
biostatistics.
disease diffusion mapping.
23
What was the importance of the discovery of the link between general paresis and syphilis?
It showed that psychological symptoms can have biological causes
It proved that all psychological disorders must be viewed along a continuum
It provided the first scientific support for psychoanalytic theory
It led to the moral treatment of psychiatric patients
24
In which closed community was Janice Egeland's study of psychological disorders conducted?
Old Colony Mennonites of South America
Native American community in New Mexico
Gypsy communities of Syria
Old Order Amish community of Pennsylvania
25
Almost ________ % of people with a specific phobia never seek treatment.
90
40
60
20
26
Which of the following is a desired outcome of exposure therapy for treating a phobia?
to "relearn" that snake encounters can be neutral or positive
to hold snakes
to "relearn" the difference between venomous and nonvenomous snakes
to enjoy snakes
27
The art of mesmerism involves
making music
hypnotism
mimicking
oil painting
28
Which of the following is a heritable risk factor for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)?
Abnormally low cortisol levels
Fraternal twins among first-degree relatives
Overdeveloped medial prefrontal cortex
Higher volume of the hippocampus
29
One of the first classification systems for psychological symptoms was developed by
Plato.
Aristotle.
Socrates.
Hippocrates.
30
PTSD is common among adults over age 65.
True
False
31
________ disorders last for long periods, while ________ disorders have a recent and abrupt onset of severe symptoms.
Active; passive
Discrete; continuous
Chronic; acute
Organic; functional
32
Which treatments is most effective in preventing relapse in clients with panic disorders?
Biological therapies
Cognitive-behavioral therapies
Behavioral therapies
Cognitive therapies
33
Current guidelines for diagnosing mental disorders use ________ to make diagnoses.
subjective systems
continuum models
thresholds
ranges of scores
34
Blood-injection-injury type phobias are likely to run in families
True
False
35
This perspective of abnormal behavior might relieve blame placed on an individuals with mental illness.
Behavioral
Psychosocial
Psychological
Biological
36
Which of the following statements is true about the Rorschach Inkblot Test?
It was developed by Sigmund Freud.V
Clinicians are interested in the content and style of subjects' responses.
It consists of a series of 15 pictures.
Clinicians are interested in the physiological responses of subjects to sti
37
In a study on the impact of religious environments on child discipline problems, which is the independent variable?
The children in the study
Discipline problems
Religious environments
Parenting styles
38
To qualify as abnormal, behaviors, thoughts, and feelings must be
violent.
unusual, distressing, impairing, or dangerous.
diagnosable.
identifiable in the DSM-5.
39
An important advantage of direct behavioral observation is that:
an individual rater can easily capture all the details of an interaction.
the behavior of the individual is not forced and occurs naturally.
it does not rely on self-reports and self-interpretations of behaviors.
it has high interrater reliability.
40
Which of the following statements is true about the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI)?
It has 21 items with four levels each of a given symptom of depression.
It assesses whether the respondent qualifies for a diagnosis of depression.
It differentiates between clinical depression and anxiety disorders.
It has cutoff scores that indicate only severe levels of depression.
41
________ are repetitive behaviors or mental acts that an individual feels he or she must perform.
Motives
Compulsions
Drives
Obsessions
42
In Japan, the term ________ describes an intense fear of interpersonal relations.
shenkui
aijinkyofu-sho
shenjing shuairuo
qigong
43
Virginia is very aware of her bodily cues that signal a panic attack. This heightened awareness is known as
introjective awareness.
anxiety sensitivity.
interoceptive awareness.
conditioned avoidance response.
44
In Latino cultures, chronic anxiety-like symptoms are referred to as
nervios.
ataque de nervios.
enfermos.
síntomas.
45
Which of the following is not an example of the context in which trauma might lead to PTSD?
Duration
Proximity
Severity
Genetic predisposition
46
Cross-sectional studies observe:
different groups at only one point in time.
similar groups over different periods of time.
the same group over different periods of time.
different groups over different periods of time.
47
Case studies are an ineffective method for capturing the uniqueness of an individual's perspective and experiences.
False
True
48
In a mental status exam a clinician observes how coherently and quickly a client speaks primarily to assess the client's
orientation to place, time, and person.
mood and affect.
appearance and behavior.
thought processes.
49
Which of the following is a limitation of computerized tomography?
It does not accurately reveal tumors and injuries.
It exposes patients to X-rays, which can be harmful.
It provides an image of the brain's activity rather than its structure.
It only shows two-dimensional images.
50
Ruth is afraid of being in large open spaces and worried she won’t be able to leave if she panics. Ruth is experiencing
acute distress disorder.
social anxiety disorder.
claustrophobia.
agoraphobia.
51
___ validity is the extent to which a test yields the same results as other, established measures of the same phenomenon
Concurrent
Predictive
Content
Construct
52
Name a problem with the earlier editions of the
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM)?
The theoretical assumptions of the criteria had no empirical support.
The descriptions of the disorders were abstract and theoretically based.
The text was cumbersome and clinicians had difficulty using the classificat
The criteria were impressionistic, and also influenced by humanistic theory
53
Most Greeks and Romans saw madness as:
a cause for physical disease.
a result of trauma.
an affliction from the gods.
a result of chronic stress.
54
What is the oedipus complex?
a boy's attraction to his mother and jealousy of his father
a psychosexual stage
fixation
a defense mechanism
55
Freud believed that psychological problems were caused by
the unconscious
the ego
the id
overactive defense mechanisms
56
Which of the following statements characterize people with GAD?
Periodic worry
A general dread of the outdoors.
Uncontrolled worry
Situational worry
57
The author of the textbook states that psychotropic medication is one of the three elements of effective treatment.
True
False