Exam 15: Treatment of Psychological Disorders
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This treatment delivers a strong electrical current to the brain,with the goal of reducing the symptoms of depression:
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Which of the following adolescents would be most likely to experience suicidal thinking during treatment?
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Therapy for antisocial personality disorder appears to work best if:
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The antisocial personality is extremely difficult to treat because of the:
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An evidence-based approach to psychological treatment would lead one to favor _____ for a wide variety of psychological disorders.
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Talisa is a college student and is seeking mental health services on her campus.She will most likely be seen by a(n):
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Applied behavioral analysis therapy has been used to treat:
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This type of medication works by increasing the level of serotonin and other neurotransmitters in the brain:
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A general conclusion that can be reached from much recent research on treating mental disorders is that:
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The use of haloperidol and chlorpromazine to treat schizophrenia:
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A friend reports that he is constructing a fear hierarchy regarding his fear of heights for use in his next therapy session.He is suffering from:
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Johnny's therapy for depression is quite simple: His therapist has asked him to write down every instance of a negative thought and to challenge each of these thoughts so they become less automatic.For example,Johnny can attempt to gather evidence for his negative beliefs (which he probably will not find)or he can attempt to view the same situation from a neutral or even positive point of view.The therapist who is treating Johnny is most like:
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In comparing the effects of psychotherapy and drug treatments on brain functioning in depression,it has been found that:
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Malik,a child in intensive applied behavior analysis treatment for autism,has improved in a number of ways after four years with this treatment.However,the major difficulty for his parents is the:
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Which of the following psychological treatments appears to have the most research support in terms of large-scale treatment studies of adolescent depression?
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Hayley has a snake phobia.She has always avoided situations in which she may encounter a snake,and she will even avoid viewing pictures of them.If Hayley's therapist approaches her problem from a behavioral perspective,he may use:
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Group therapy increased in use after World War II because:
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If Ivan Pavlov had never conducted his classical conditioning studies,therapists might never have developed:
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Transcranial magnetic stimulation is similar to electroconvulsive therapy in two ways.It _____,and it is helpful for people who _____.
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