Question 1

Computerised CBT (CCBT)has the advantage of:

Accepted Answer

A) Being cheap to administer 
B) Can be used independently by the client 
C) Equivalent outcomes to therapist led CBT 
D) All of the above 
A) Being cheap to administer 
B) Can be used independently by the client 
C) Equivalent outcomes to therapist led CBT 
D) All of the above

Question 2

Determining whether a treatment works because of the principles it contains is known as assessing:

Accepted Answer

A) Internal validity 
B) Ecological validity 
C) Reliability 
D) Internal consistency 
A) Internal validity 
B) Ecological validity 
C) Reliability 
D) Internal consistency

Question 3

CBT is generally perceived as:

Accepted Answer

A) Evidence-based 
B) Phenomenological 
C) Psychodynamic 
D) Humanistic 
A) Evidence-based 
B) Phenomenological 
C) Psychodynamic 
D) Humanistic

Question 4

Beck's Cognitive therapy of depression requires the individual to:

Accepted Answer

A) Make an objective assessment of their beliefs 
B) Keep a dream diary 
C) Keep a mood diary 
D) Set attainable life goals 
A) Make an objective assessment of their beliefs 
B) Keep a dream diary 
C) Keep a mood diary 
D) Set attainable life goals

Question 5

Freud believed that dream analysis enabled:

Accepted Answer

A) Accessing unconscious beliefs and conflicts 
B) Accessing behavioural motivations 
C) Accessing negative biases 
D) Changing mood states 
A) Accessing unconscious beliefs and conflicts 
B) Accessing behavioural motivations 
C) Accessing negative biases 
D) Changing mood states

Question 6

Antipsychotic drugs have their affects by:

Accepted Answer

A) Blocking dopamine receptors 
B) Blocking serotonin re-uptake 
C) Increasing the production of norepinephrine 
D) Increasing the production of serotonin 
A) Blocking dopamine receptors 
B) Blocking serotonin re-uptake 
C) Increasing the production of norepinephrine 
D) Increasing the production of serotonin

Question 7

Group therapy can be used for:

Accepted Answer

A) When a group of individuals share similar problems or psychopathologies 
B) When there is a need to treat an individual in the presence of others 
C) Therapeutic benefit from observing and watching others 
D) Behavioural intervention 
A) When a group of individuals share similar problems or psychopathologies 
B) When there is a need to treat an individual in the presence of others 
C) Therapeutic benefit from observing and watching others 
D) Behavioural intervention

Question 8

Humanistic therapies include:

Accepted Answer

A) Gestalt therapy 
B) Existential therapies 
C) Narrative therapy 
D) All of the above 
A) Gestalt therapy 
B) Existential therapies 
C) Narrative therapy 
D) All of the above

Question 9

Continuing professional development (CPD)demonstrates that a therapist:

Accepted Answer

A) Regularly updates their knowledge of recent developments in treatment techniques 
B) Relies on information from informal sources 
C) Relies solely on research literature as a way of updating their therapeutic skills 
D) Attends all therapeutic conferences 
A) Regularly updates their knowledge of recent developments in treatment techniques 
B) Relies on information from informal sources 
C) Relies solely on research literature as a way of updating their therapeutic skills 
D) Attends all therapeutic conferences

Question 10

The main elements of Stuart's (1967)behavioural self-control program to address obesity were:

Accepted Answer

A) Recording the time and quantity of food consumption 
B) Weighing in before each meal 
C) Removal of food from all places in the house except the kitchen 
D) All of the above 
A) Recording the time and quantity of food consumption 
B) Weighing in before each meal 
C) Removal of food from all places in the house except the kitchen 
D) All of the above

Question 11

Behavioural self-control was developed to treat a range of personal problems including:

Accepted Answer

A) Addiction 
B) Habits 
C) Obsessions 
D) All of the above 
A) Addiction 
B) Habits 
C) Obsessions 
D) All of the above

Question 12

Functional analysis has been adopted across a range of clinical settings,and has been successfully applied to:

Accepted Answer

A) Controlling aggressive/challenging behaviour 
B) Depression 
C) Eating disorders 
D) All of the above 
A) Controlling aggressive/challenging behaviour 
B) Depression 
C) Eating disorders 
D) All of the above

Question 13

Client centred therapy is a type of:

Accepted Answer

A) Humanistic therapy 
B) Psychodynamic therapy 
C) Cognitive therapy 
D) Behavioural therapy 
A) Humanistic therapy 
B) Psychodynamic therapy 
C) Cognitive therapy 
D) Behavioural therapy

Question 14

In a psychiatric setting,the token economy was first used to:

Accepted Answer

A) Foster prosocial or self-help behaviours 
B) Enable the client to get food from the canteen 
C) Determine the length of treatment 
D) None of the above 
A) Foster prosocial or self-help behaviours 
B) Enable the client to get food from the canteen 
C) Determine the length of treatment 
D) None of the above

Question 15

Dream analysis is one of the central tenets of:

Accepted Answer

A) Psychoanalysis 
B) Cognitive behaviour therapy 
C) Humanistic therapy 
D) Client centred therapy 
A) Psychoanalysis 
B) Cognitive behaviour therapy 
C) Humanistic therapy 
D) Client centred therapy

Question 16

Which of the following is considered the most successful of the humanistic therapies?

Accepted Answer

A) Client centred therapy 
B) Psychodynamic therapy 
C) Cognitive behavioural therapy 
D) Hypnotherapy 
A) Client centred therapy 
B) Psychodynamic therapy 
C) Cognitive behavioural therapy 
D) Hypnotherapy

Question 17

What is a major side effect of Prozac?

Accepted Answer

A) Loss of sexual desire 
B) Loss of hair 
C) Weight loss 
D) Weight gain 
A) Loss of sexual desire 
B) Loss of hair 
C) Weight loss 
D) Weight gain

Question 18

Which of the following is not a recognised counselling role?

Accepted Answer

A) Mental health counsellor 
B) Marriage counsellor 
C) Student counsellor 
D) County councillor 
A) Mental health counsellor 
B) Marriage counsellor 
C) Student counsellor 
D) County councillor

Question 19

Counterconditioning is an exposure therapy technique which involves:

Accepted Answer

A) Learning that an event or situation is no longer threatening 
B) Learning that one negative event may be linked to another 
C) Exposing the client to the feared stimulus 
D) Helping the client to see that their behaviour is counterproductive 
A) Learning that an event or situation is no longer threatening 
B) Learning that one negative event may be linked to another 
C) Exposing the client to the feared stimulus 
D) Helping the client to see that their behaviour is counterproductive

Question 20

Meta-analysis compares the effectiveness of studies by:

Accepted Answer

A) Comparing effect sizes across studies 
B) Comparing standard deviations across studies 
C) Comparing Z scores across studies 
D) Comparing sample sizes across studies 
A) Comparing effect sizes across studies 
B) Comparing standard deviations across studies 
C) Comparing Z scores across studies 
D) Comparing sample sizes across studies

Computerised CBT (CCBT)has the advantage of:

Determining whether a treatment works because of the principles it contains is known as assessing:

CBT is generally perceived as:

Beck's Cognitive therapy of depression requires the individual to:

Freud believed that dream analysis enabled:

Antipsychotic drugs have their affects by:

Group therapy can be used for:

Humanistic therapies include:

Continuing professional development (CPD)demonstrates that a therapist:

The main elements of Stuart's (1967)behavioural self-control program to address obesity were:

Behavioural self-control was developed to treat a range of personal problems including:

Functional analysis has been adopted across a range of clinical settings,and has been successfully applied to:

Client centred therapy is a type of:

In a psychiatric setting,the token economy was first used to:

Dream analysis is one of the central tenets of:

Which of the following is considered the most successful of the humanistic therapies?

What is a major side effect of Prozac?

Which of the following is not a recognised counselling role?

Counterconditioning is an exposure therapy technique which involves:

Meta-analysis compares the effectiveness of studies by:

Introducing Psychopathology: Concepts, Paradigms and Practices

Classification and Assessment in Clinical Psychology

Research Methods in Clinical Psychology

Clinical Practice

Anxiety and Stressor-Related Problems

Depression and Mood Disorders

Experiencing Psychosis: Schizophrenia Spectrum Problems

Substance Use Disorders

Eating Disorders

Sexual and Gender Problems

Personality Disorders

Somatic Symptom Disorders

Dissociative Experiences

Neurocognitive Disorders

Childhood and Adolescent Psychological Problems

Neurodevelopmental Disorders

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Exam 4: Treating Psychopathology

Computerised CBT (CCBT)has the advantage of:

Determining whether a treatment works because of the principles it contains is known as assessing:

CBT is generally perceived as:

Beck's Cognitive therapy of depression requires the individual to:

Freud believed that dream analysis enabled:

Antipsychotic drugs have their affects by:

Group therapy can be used for:

Humanistic therapies include:

Continuing professional development (CPD)demonstrates that a therapist:

The main elements of Stuart's (1967)behavioural self-control program to address obesity were:

Behavioural self-control was developed to treat a range of personal problems including:

Functional analysis has been adopted across a range of clinical settings,and has been successfully applied to:

Client centred therapy is a type of:

In a psychiatric setting,the token economy was first used to:

Dream analysis is one of the central tenets of:

Which of the following is considered the most successful of the humanistic therapies?

What is a major side effect of Prozac?

Which of the following is not a recognised counselling role?

Counterconditioning is an exposure therapy technique which involves:

Meta-analysis compares the effectiveness of studies by:

Introducing Psychopathology: Concepts, Paradigms and Practices

Classification and Assessment in Clinical Psychology

Research Methods in Clinical Psychology

Clinical Practice

Anxiety and Stressor-Related Problems

Depression and Mood Disorders

Experiencing Psychosis: Schizophrenia Spectrum Problems

Substance Use Disorders

Eating Disorders

Sexual and Gender Problems

Personality Disorders

Somatic Symptom Disorders

Dissociative Experiences

Neurocognitive Disorders

Childhood and Adolescent Psychological Problems

Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Filters