Question 1

The main treatment for OCD involves exposure and

Accepted Answer

A)  worry exposure. 
B)  Ritual prevention. 
C)  interoceptive exposure. 
D)  worry behaviour prevention. 
E)  intense exposure. 
A)  worry exposure. 
B)  Ritual prevention. 
C)  interoceptive exposure. 
D)  worry behaviour prevention. 
E)  intense exposure.

Question 2

Research found that 92% of an adult sample of individuals with ________ were bullied or severely teased during childhood; this was at least twice as frequent as for _________ or _________

Accepted Answer

A)  social phobia; OCD; panic disorder 
B)  panic disorder; OCD; social phobia 
C)  social phobia; specific phobia; PTSD 
D)  specific phobia; social phobia; OCD 
E)  anxiety disorders; depression; bipolar mood disorders. 
A)  social phobia; OCD; panic disorder 
B)  panic disorder; OCD; social phobia 
C)  social phobia; specific phobia; PTSD 
D)  specific phobia; social phobia; OCD 
E)  anxiety disorders; depression; bipolar mood disorders.

Question 3

The idea that individuals with panic disorder catastrophically misinterpret their bodily sensations is most consistent with _________ theories of panic disorder.

Accepted Answer

A)  physiological-attribution 
B)  cognitive 
C)  physiological 
D)  biopsychological 
E)  bio-behavioral 
A)  physiological-attribution 
B)  cognitive 
C)  physiological 
D)  biopsychological 
E)  bio-behavioral

Question 4

According to the two-factor theory of phobias, avoidance or escape serves as a __________ which prevents classically conditioned fears from being unlearned.

Accepted Answer

A)  positive punisher 
B)  negative reinforcer 
C)  negative punisher 
D)  neutral stimulus 
E)  positive reinforcer 
A)  positive punisher 
B)  negative reinforcer 
C)  negative punisher 
D)  neutral stimulus 
E)  positive reinforcer

Question 5

What is the two-factor theory? Give an example of how a fear could be acquired and maintained in the context of this theory.

Accepted Answer

Mowrer's theory. Proposes that fears are

Question 6

Though panic attacks can occur in a variety of other disorders, in panic disorder they occur

Accepted Answer

A)  more intensely. 
B)  predictably. 
C)  for longer periods of time. 
D)  more frequently. 
E)  spontaneously. 
A)  more intensely. 
B)  predictably. 
C)  for longer periods of time. 
D)  more frequently. 
E)  spontaneously.

Question 7

The equipotentiality premise, as it applies to phobias, is widely accepted as true

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The main treatment for OCD involves exposure and

Research found that 92% of an adult sample of individuals with ____ were bullied or severely teased during childhood; this was at least twice as frequent as for _ or _____

The idea that individuals with panic disorder catastrophically misinterpret their bodily sensations is most consistent with _________ theories of panic disorder.

According to the two-factor theory of phobias, avoidance or escape serves as a __________ which prevents classically conditioned fears from being unlearned.

What is the two-factor theory? Give an example of how a fear could be acquired and maintained in the context of this theory.

Though panic attacks can occur in a variety of other disorders, in panic disorder they occur

The equipotentiality premise, as it applies to phobias, is widely accepted as true

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Exam 5: Anxiety and Related Disorders

The main treatment for OCD involves exposure and

Research found that 92% of an adult sample of individuals with ________ were bullied or severely teased during childhood; this was at least twice as frequent as for _________ or _________

The idea that individuals with panic disorder catastrophically misinterpret their bodily sensations is most consistent with _________ theories of panic disorder.

According to the two-factor theory of phobias, avoidance or escape serves as a __________ which prevents classically conditioned fears from being unlearned.

What is the two-factor theory? Give an example of how a fear could be acquired and maintained in the context of this theory.

Though panic attacks can occur in a variety of other disorders, in panic disorder they occur

The equipotentiality premise, as it applies to phobias, is widely accepted as true

Concepts of Abnormality Throughout History

Theoretical Perspectives on Abnormal Behaviour

Classification and Diagnosis

Psychological Assessment and Research Methods

Dissociative and Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders

Psychological Factors Affecting Medical Conditions

Mood Disorders and Suicide

Schizophrenia

Eating Disorders

Substance-Related Disorders

The Personality Disorders

Sexual and Gender Identity Disorders

Developmental Disorders

Behaviour and Emotional Disorders of Childhood and Adolescence

Mental Disorders and Aging

Therapies

Prevention and Mental Health Promotion in the Community

Mental Disorder and the Law

Filters

Research found that 92% of an adult sample of individuals with ____ were bullied or severely teased during childhood; this was at least twice as frequent as for _ or _____