Can you pass this toughest Psychopathology test? It is designed to see how much you know about the causes of psychiatric and psychosomatic conditions, the different types in existence and what a patient is prescribed to take under the circumstances. Give it a try, and if you fail, to go back to your notes and refresh your memory. Good luck!
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Behaviorist
Psychoanalytic
Family systems
Humanistic
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A) atypical features.
B) melancholic features.
C) seasonal pattern.
D) adult onset.
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A) depersonalization disorder.
B) body dysmorphic disorder.
C) atypical depression.
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A) medication alone
B) a combination of stimulant medication and psychotherapy
C) placebo treatment
D) behavioral therapy alone
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Generalized anxiety
Factitious
Malingering
Body dysmorphic
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A. Mental illness
B. Dysfunction
C. Distress
D. Cultural relativism
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A) hand washing
B) checking the stove
C) refraining from stepping on cracks
D) feeling like someone is watching you
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Hormones
Neurotransmitters
Electrical transmissions
Synaptic responses
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A) antisocial
B) borderline
C) odd-eccentric
D) narcissistic
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A) persecutory delusions
B) delusions of reference
C) grandiose delusions
D) self-deceptions
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Persistent fear reactions, out of proportion to actual danger.
Magical thinking.
Repetitive behavior or mental acts.
Recurrent, persistent thoughts, impulses, or images.
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A. people learn behaviors by watching other people.
B. learning is the direct result of rewards and punishments.
C. learning primarily occurs by observing random people.
D. learning occurs when two stimuli are paired together.
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A. inflexible.
B. emeshed
C. disengaged
D. triangular
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A) borderline personality
B) narcissistic personality
C) schizoaffective
D) brief psychotic
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Medication
Psychoanalysis
Classical conditioning
Systematic desensitization
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Feel relieved, as the doctor has determined that nothing is wrong.
Fake new symptoms in order to get attention.
Look to psychotherapy to better understand why she always feels sick.
Feel no relief, believing that the doctor has missed something.
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Behaviorism
Cognition
Psychoanalysis
Observational learning
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Hopelessness
Lack of insight into one’s problems
Sensitivity to criticism
Irrational beliefs
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Conducting an assessment
Making a diagnosis
Implementing a treatment
Engaging in countertransference.
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A) the second leading cause of death
B) rare
C) the sixth leading cause of death
D) rapidly declining
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A) a fugue.
B) a psychosomatic disorder.
C) dissociation.
D) psychogenic amnesia.
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A) delusional disorder
B) schizoaffective disorder
C) a brief psychotic episode
D) bipolar disorder
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Interrater
Test-retest
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Unconditional positive regard
Free association
Negative reinforcement
Intermittent reflection
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Malingering.
Schizophrenia.
Adolescent-onset conduct disorder.
Childhood sexual abuse.
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A) Active listening
B) Focus on feeling
C) Giving advice
D) Accepting the client’s frame of reference
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A) substance abusers, low-achievers, and simple-minded.
B) unstable, introverted, and weak.
C) frightening, violent, and angry.
D) charming, intelligent, and attractive.
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A) provide advice.
B) interpret dreams.
C) encourage free association.
D) help clients define goals.
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A) patients believe they are physically ill.
B) the diagnostic criteria for these disorders are virtually identical.
C) patients intentionally fake their symptoms.
D) most patients refuse to seek medical care.
Lost sensation in the upper extremities.
Become anxious and wishes to withdraw.
Experienced a release of emotions.
Found a new meaning in life.
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Intelligence tests
Symptom questionnaires
Projective tests
Personality inventories
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A) schizophrenia
B) antisocial personality disorder
C) narcissistic personality disorder
D) persecutory delusions
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A learning disability
Mild mental retardation.
ADHD-inattentive type.
A pervasive developmental disorder.
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Ears; nose
Breasts; small body build
Thinning hair; excessive body hair
Upper body; lower body
Early adulthood years
Preconscious
Unconscious
Conscious
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