Exam 13: Psychological Disorders
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One evening, Sarah went to see a film that contained disturbing scenes of violence. The next day, Sarah kept thinking about these scenes over and over again. This is a mild version of
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Which of the following individuals might be diagnosed as having panic disorder?
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Which of the statements about the most common type of seasonal affective disorder is false?
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According to the humanistic perspective, abnormal behaviour arises as a consequence of our striving for self-actualization.
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Graham consults with a patient who is complaining of hearing voices and having strange thoughts. He asks the patient to undergo a series of tests, including a brain scan and a complete blood test. The perspective that Graham has on abnormal behaviour is most likely the
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Marina was abused as a child, but does not remember the abuse, nor much of her childhood. The diagnosis would be
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It used to be assumed that people with obsessive-compulsive disorder were extremely insecure individuals who viewed the world as threatening and unpredictable. Their ritualistic behaviour was thought to be a means for
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Evelyn, who becomes unbearably anxious when she thinks about leaving her home, has the disorder called
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To be diagnosed as a phobia, the fear involved must cause significant distress and interfere with a person's life.
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Which of the following statements is true regarding the distinction between normal and abnormal behaviour?
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Although the term neurosis has not been used officially since 1980, it applied to
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Which of the following does not describe people with antisocial personality disorder?
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In the general population, what percentages of people with obsessive-compulsive disorder have both an obsession and compulsive behaviour?
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Which of the following statements is not true according to the biological perspective?
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Roger, who collects women's panties and gets sexual pleasure from fondling them, has a problem called
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The paraphilia in which a person experiences sexual urges or fantasies involving touching or rubbing against a non-consenting person is called
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All of the following brain abnormalities have been associated with schizophrenia in some patients, except
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Floyd, a hospital intern, forgot his whole identity, wandered to a different city, and is now a hospital orderly with the name of Gordon. Gordon is most likely suffering from
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