The second exam on abnormal psychology is almost here and we have established how the human mind works in strange ways. The quiz below is designed to help you revise and note key areas you need to study up on. Give it a try and share it with your friends. All the best in the upcoming exam!
Exposure to the feared stimulus under therapeutic supervision
Anti-depressants
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Death
Combat or Sexual Assault
Divorce
Getting bit by an animal
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Electric Convulsion Therapy (ECT)
Prozac
Zoloft
Psychotherapy
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It is more common in men
Its course tends to be chronic
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Fear of evaluation by other people
Fear of having a panic attack
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Anxiety and Depression cycles
Hypomania and anxiety cycles
Depression and hypomanic episodes
Hypomanic and Social Phobia episodes
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Panic;anxiety
Fear;anxiety
Anxiety;fear
Depression;anxiety
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Curable
Not treatable
Both curable and treatable
Incurable but treatable
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Anxiety
Bipolar Disorder
Depression
Anorexia
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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Social Phobia
Depression
Anti-Social Personality Disorder
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Negative and inconsistent attention from parents
Exposure to situations that reinforce a rigid sense of personal control
Violent interactions with peers
Academic failures in preschool
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Anti-Depressants
Cough Drops
Klonopin
Xanax
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Manic
Mean
Mania
Madness
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Cultural factors make it more acceptable
Chromosomal features related to sensitivity of the hypothalamus are more common
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Fear
Catatonia
Dissociation
Anxiety
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Anorexia
Bulimia
Anxiety
Obsessive compulsive disorder
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Anxiety
Mania
Fear
Laughing
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Gaba
Serotonin
Epinephrine
Neurotransmitters
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A heightened sense of personal identity.
Feeling emotionally overwhelmed and hyperconnected to one's surroundings.
A sense of detachment from one's thoughts, feelings, or body.
Experiencing vivid and positive memories of past events.
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A person displays a sudden change in personality attributed to a neurological disorder
A person displays a sudden change in personality attributed to trauma
A person becomes obsessed with a person
A person becomes detached from their environment
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