Exam 5: Anxiety,Trauma-Related,and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders

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What is an important factor in determining whether an individual will develop post-traumatic stress disorder following a traumatic event?

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For which type of phobia does the age of onset peak at about seven years of age?

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With regard to pharmacological treatments for obsessive-compulsive disorder,the most effective drugs are those that inhibit the reuptake of a certain neurotransmitter.What is this neurotransmitter?

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What is the risk of someone with panic disorder attempting suicide?

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What psychological disorder in children is characterized by unrealistic and persistent worry that something will happen to the child's parents,and may result in a child refusing to leave home?

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According to research,what area of the brain was activated in people with social anxiety disorder who viewed angry and contemptuous faces?

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While more women than men experience fear of snakes,for which of the following phobias is the sex ratio approximately equal?

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Johnson and colleagues (2000)found an increased risk of developing anxiety disorders among certain teenagers.What was significant about these teenagers?

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When they are part of post-traumatic stress disorder,what are symptoms such as feelings of unreality and/or amnesia for all or part of the traumatic event called?

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According to your textbook,how is fear experienced?

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Which of the following is a common symptom of people with post-traumatic stress disorder?

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In which country have researchers found obsessive-compulsive behaviours to be most often related to religious rituals?

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The neurosurgical procedure called a cingulotomy is sometimes used to relieve severe symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).Why would a cingulotomy usually be considered only after drugs and psychological treatments had failed?

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Define agoraphobia and discuss fully how and why it develops.In your answer,include gender differences in the development of this disorder and explain what is meant by interoceptive avoidance.

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A woman was obsessed with the idea that if she did not eat in a consistent calculated way,some disaster would befall her family.What is the symptom subtype of this aspect of obsessive-compulsive disorder?

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According to Barlow (2002)and others,all the evidence now points to what conclusion about agoraphobic avoidance behaviour?

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Why are the rates of comorbidity (co-occurrence)among various anxiety disorders and depression high?

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Who is most likely to avoid all contact with other people?

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Which of the following symptoms often accompanies obsessive-compulsive disorder?

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Cedella just fainted as a result of her phobia.What type of phobia does Cedella have?

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