Exam 12: Psychological Disorders
Exam 1: The Science of Psychology130 Questions
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Eric has an extreme fear of being humiliated in public.As a result, he avoids public gatherings and functions.The thought of speaking in front of the crowd induces panic in him.Which of the following best describes Eric's disorder?
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_____ is an unrelenting lack of pleasure in life.
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Which of the following statements is true of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)?
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_____ is an OCD-related disorder that involves a distressing preoccupation with imagined or slight flaws in one's physical appearance.
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An individual diagnosed with an anxiety disorder is most likely to experience
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What theoretical approach to psychological disorders would be most likely to consider a person's gender and ethnicity when diagnosing a disorder?
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Alex cannot control his impulse to wash his hands every five minutes.He washes his hands almost 100 times a day because he is terrified of being contaminated by germs.If Alex doesn't wash his hands, he experiences overwhelming anxiety.In the context of anxiety and anxiety-related disorders, it can be inferred that Alex is most likely to be diagnosed with
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Which theoretical approach emphasizes the contributions of experiences, thoughts, emotions, and personality characteristics in explaining psychological disorders?
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Jerome was held hostage by gunmen along with 30 others in a 5-star hotel.He had witnessed the gunmen shoot other hostages and was denied food and water for two whole days.Since then, Jerome has had trouble sleeping and focusing on his work.Sometimes, Jerome loses track of where he is and feels like he is back at the hotel.These flashback episodes terrify Jerome and disturb his peace of mind.In the context of anxiety and anxiety-related disorders, it can be inferred that Jerome shows symptoms suggestive of
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Which of the following statements about panic disorder is FALSE?
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The _____ approach to psychological disorders primarily focuses on the brain, genetic factors, and neurotransmitter functioning as the sources of abnormality.
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Which of the following statements is true of panic disorder?
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Which of the following statements about specific phobia is true?
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_____ involve a sudden loss of memory or change in identity.
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Brenda is constantly in the habit of arranging and rearranging the things in her house.She feels very anxious when things are not arranged symmetrically and engages in this behavior to dismiss her negative feelings.Consequently, Brenda forbids children from entering her house because she is afraid that they will disturb the balance of orderliness.In the context of anxiety and anxiety-related disorders, Brenda is most likely to be diagnosed with
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A man who is so afraid of flying and who would go to any length to avoid flying is most likely experiencing
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Jessie, a young American, is obsessed about losing weight.She is paranoid about having calories and often starves herself.Despite being dangerously underweight for her age, Jessie refuses to eat as she is terrified of the possibility of gaining weight.Which of the following disorders best fits the description of Jessie's condition?
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