Exam 6: Dissociative Disorders, Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders, and Psychological Factors Affecting Physical Health

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Explain what culture-bound syndromes are and describe the features of Koro and Dhat syndromes.

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Unlike other forms of dissociative disorders that seem to protect the self from anxiety, depersonalization ? and derealization can lead to ________________________.

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The DSM-5 introduced a new diagnostic category that includes a subgroup of people with hypochondriasis who complain of relatively minor or mild symptoms that they take to be signs of a serious undiagnosed illness. This diagnostic category is known as which of the following?

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A culture-bound disorder in which people have episodes of unusual behavior ranging from shouting to banging their heads against a wall is known as ______.

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Dissociative fugue has been most likely to occur as a result of ______.

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Physical or sexual abuse of a child by a relative or _______ is most frequently involved in the development of dissociative disorders.

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The incidence of deaths from heart disease has stayed approximately the same in this country for the past 50 years.

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While in a dissociative fugue, the person may appear ____________signs of mental disturbance.

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The DSM-5 breaks tradition with the historic earliest editions of the DSM by ________the other classical categories of neuroses-the dissociative and somatic symptom and related disorders.

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A form of dissociative amnesia in which the person forgets everything that occurred from a particular point in time up to and including the present is ______ amnesia.

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Research conducted by Brefczynski-Lewis et al., ( 2007) has lead scientists to speculate that regular practice of meditation may alter brain functioning in ways that may be therapeutic to children with ________________.

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Münchausen syndrome by proxy can be viewed as a form of ______.

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Clenching teeth can be a part of the progressive muscular relaxation technique.

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Which of the following is a diagnostic feature of conversion disorder?

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Fugue states commonly last for months or even years.

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It has been found that the ______ bacterium is cause of the majority of peptic ulcers.

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People with hypochondriasis are consciously faking their symptoms.

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Which of the following is true of people with depersonalization?

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Koro syndrome is found primarily among ______.

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Many practitioners continue to use the broad conceptualization of _________as a useful framework for grouping together anxiety disorders, dissociative disorders, and somatic symptom and related disorders.

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