Set A Flashcards by Selina Camina

A branch of psychology that deals with the psychological knowledge and practice used i helping a person with a behavioral disorder to find better coping and adjustment?

a. Psychopathology
b. Clinical Psychology
c. Abnormal Psychology
d. Psychiatry

b. Clinical Psychology

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This is the reference point in determining abnormal behavior where abnormality is seen when an individual violates cultural practices

a. Abnormality as Norm Violation
b. Abnormality as Statistical Rarity
c. Abnormality as Maladaptive Behavior
d. Abnormality as Personal Discomfort

a. Abnormality as Norm Violation

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It is a term used to refer to the likelihood of the presence of another disorder alongside another mental disorder

a. Comorbidity
b. Covalence
c. Copresence
d. Coexistence

a. Comorbidity

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This perspective is mostly concerned with individuals’ childhood experiences and unconcsious behaviors

a. Humanistic-Existential Perspective
b. Neuroscientific Perspective
c. Clinical Perspective
d. Psychodynamic Perspective

d. Psychodynamic Perspective

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This perspective sees abnormal behavior as a result of improper learning or improper associations with previous experiences

a. Neuroscience Perspective
b. Diagnostic Perspective
c. Psychodynamic Perspective
d. Behavioral Perspective

d. Behavioral Perspective

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It is a method done during prehistoric times where a “witch doctor” or “shaman” bores a hole in the skull of an individual in order to release the “evil spirits” inhabiting the individual

a. Exorcism
b. Trephination
d. Redrum
d. Sacrificial Ceremony

b. Trephination

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This mode states that people inheirt the tendency of having a mental disorder and that the environment triggers the prevalence of said mental disorder

a. Psychodynamic Model
b. Delirium Congruence Model
c. Diathesis-Stress Model
d. Behavioral Model

c. Diathesis-Stress Model

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This is the axis in the multiaxial model which covers medical conditions that may affect an individual’s mental condition

a. Axis I
b. Axis II
c. Axis III
d. Axis IV

c. Axis III

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A politician is having anxiety attacks related to her elected position as senator of the Republic of the Philippines. This is influenced by the people’s trust and expectations of her as an elected official/ The people’s expectation of her is contained in what axis in the multiaxial model of DSM-IV-TR?

a. Axis I
b. Axis II
c. Axis III
d. Axis IV

d. Axis IV

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What happened to the multiaxial system in the DSM-5?

a. They added more axes to it
b. They modified the five axes to include a broader range of classifications
c. They abolished the multiaxial system
d. They remade every axis into something completely different

c. They abolished the multiaxial system

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It is an action that a person feels compelled to repeat again and again in order to alleviate anxiety

a. Obsession
b. Compulsion
c. Hallucination
d. Reactions

b. Compulsion

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A mood state characterized by marked negative affect and bodily symptoms of tension in which a person apprehensively anticipates future danger or misfortune

a. Fear
b. Apprehension
c. Anxiety
d. Anger

c. Anxiety

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These are persistent beliefs that are simply contrary to reality

a. Hallucinations
b. Self-Beliefs
c. Paranoia
d. Delusions

d. Delusions

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The following are symptoms that help determine the presence of a personality disorder within an individual EXCEPT:

a. A peculiar capacity to get under the skin of others
b. A reactive response to whatever happens in the environment
c. Maladaptive behaviors are mostly ego-syntonic
d. None of the above

d. None of the above

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When an individual has complete lack of concern for other people and does things only to benefit himself to the point of becoming predatory, the personality disorder that the individual has belongts to what cluster?

a. Cluster A
b. Cluster B
c. Cluster C
d. Cluster D

b. Cluster B

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A necessary procedure done before conducting a psychological intervention wherein the clinician must first inform the client about the nature of the planned intervention and afterwards ask the permission of the client to codnuct said intervention

a. Agreement
b. Informed Consent
c. Privacy
d. Clinical Assessment

b. Informed Consent

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Melissa is having a hard time concentrating on her studies because every time she sees a door being opened, she feels compelled to close and open the door herself for exactly 4 times so that she wouldn’t feel anxious anymore. She is having a hard time interacting with her friends as a result and feels that this gnawing feeling of unease is spreading to other aspects of her life. Melissa is most likely has which mental disorder?

a. She has no mental disorder that can be diagnosed at present
b. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
c. Obsessive-Compusive Personality Disorder
d. Schizotypal Personality Disorder

b. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

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Characterized by a persistent state of tension and anxiety where the individual concerned has trouble controlling his/her anxiety most of the time

a. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
b. Agoraphobia
c. Generalized Anxiety Disorder
d. Dysthymia

c. Generalized Anxiety Disorder

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Ana suddenly falls down to her knees upon seeing her ex-boyfriend holding hands with another man. Ana starts to have difficulty breathing and to lose sensation in her hands. Ana is having a:

a. Traumatic Epileptic Response
b. Panic Attack
c. Grand Mal Seizure
d. Petite Mal Seizure

b. Panic Attack

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Characterized by extreme fear of contracting a disease of acquiring an organic dysfunction

a. Conversion Disorder
b. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
c. Organic Obsession Disorder
d. Hypochondriasis

d. Hypochondriasis

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The most common drug available in the Philippines

a. Shabu
b. Marijuana
c. Amphetamines
d. Caffeine

d. Caffeine

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Psychogenic Amnesia: Being raped as a child; Biogenic Amnesia;____________

a. Identity crisis
b. Death of a spouse
c. Being cheated on by a partner
d. Having a car accident

d. Having a car accident

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The official name of Multiple Personality Disorder in the DSM-5

a. Multiple Personality Disorder
b. Dislocated Persona Disorder
c. Dysthymic Disorder
d. Dissociative Identity Disorder

d. Dissociative Identity Disorder

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A woman comes to a police station in Baguio City asking for assistance aqs to how or why she was able to arrive at that location when she, in fact, has a life and a family in Manila. Upon further investigation, it was revealed that she has had a very stressful life back in Manila and didn’t come home one day. This individual most likely experienced:

a. Psychogenic Amnesia
b. Dissociative Fugue
c. Alzheimer’s Disease
d. Dementia Praecox

b. Dissociative Fugue

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Involves having an IQ between 50 and 69 a. Severe Intellectual Disability b. Profound Intellectual Disability c. Mild Intellectual Disability d. Moderate Intellectual Disability

c. Mild Intellectual Disability

Which of the following is the least likely cause of mental retardation? a. Physical Trauma before or during birth b. Genetics c. Lead Poisoning d. Severe Traumatic Experiences

d. Severe Traumatic Experiences

A type of delusion wherein an individual believes that a person, usually a celebrity, has fallen in love with him/her a. Grandiose b. Persecutory c. Jealous d. Erotomanic

d. Erotomanic

An individual with this Personality Disorder tends to stay away from other people because of their fear of rejection or scrutiny a. Dependent Personality Disorder b. Avoidant Personality Disorder c. Paranoid Personality Disorder d. Schizoid Personality Disorder

b. Avoidant Personality Disorder

When frug addicts talk about "crack", they are referring to which drug? a. Meth b. Cocaine c. Marijuana d. PCP

b. Cocaine

John is an 11-year old boy who is having a hard time disclosing what he truly feels to his parents. He experiences discomfort when being associated with the male gender. he prefers playing with dolls and makeup and does not want to conform to cultural expectations of males in the society. John might have which mental disorder? a. Transvestism b. Pedophilia c. Gender Dysphoria d. John cannot be diagnosed with a mental disorder because he is too young

c. Gender Dysphoria

You are walking down the park when an old man calls your attention. He is wearing a long coat which he opens up to reveal that he completely naked on the inside. Upon seeing that you weren't surprised, the old man becomes aggressive and runs away. The old man is probably an: a. Exhibitionist b. Voyeur c. Pedophile d. Necrophile

a. Exhibitionist

This is when the patients are aware of, or oriented to, their identity, location, and time a. Informed Consent b. Privacy c. Oriented Times Three d. Debriefed

c. Oriented Times Three

A method of conditioning wherein before an orgasm, an individual thinks of a certain stimuli in order to condition himself to be aroused by that stimuli a. Paraphilia b. Fetishistic Learning c. Molding d. Orgasmic Reconditioning

d. Orgasmic Reconditioning

A psychiatrist made an error in his diagnosis. He stated in his report that the client doesn't have any mental disorders. Months later, a psychologist was able to give a more accurate assessment and concluded that the client does, in fact, have generalized anxiety disorder. The psychiatrist's error is an example of: a. A false positive b. A true positive c. A true negative d. A false negative

d. A false negative

The cause or source of a disorder a. Derivation b. Etiology c. Occurrence d. Prevalence

b. Etiology

The legal concept pertaining to the inability of an individual to fully appreciate the wrongfulness of his/her actions a. Tangentiality b. Insanity c. Delirium Tremens d. Jus Sanguins

b. Insanity

A form of mood disorder where the individuals only experience alternating states of hypomania and dysthymia a. Bipolar I b. Bipolar II c. Cyclothymia c. Seasonal Affective Disorder

c. Cyclothymia

In Malaysia, a condition of mass hysteria or group delusion in which people believe their genitals are retracting into their bodies a. Amok b. Dakap c. Taijin Kyofusho d. Koro

d. Koro

The condition in which the individual has both schizophrenia and a mood disorder a. Bipolar Disorder b. Unindientifies Schizophrenia c. Hebephrenia d. Schizoaffective Disorder

d. Schizoaffective Disorder

People's irrational beliefs that other people are seeking to so them harm a. Delusion b. Paranoia c. Fear d. Anxiety

b. Paranoia

A perceptual disturbance in which something is seen, heard, or otherwise sensed although it is not actually present a. Delusion b. Trauma c. Hallucination d. Pottergeist Activity

c. Hallucination

Involves a rapid onset of cognitive detrioration accompanied by confusion and disorientation a. Delirium b. Dementia c. Alzheimer's Disease d. Dementor

a. Delirium

It is a paraphilia wherein a person enjoys rubbing his/her genitalia on other people in crowded areas where there is little to no escape a. Exhibitionism b. Fetishism c. Voyeurism d. Frotteurism

d. Frotteurism

A person comes into a hospital and complains about recurrent chest pain. The person was afraid that it was a sign that he was at risk of having a heart attack. After extensive evaluation, it was found out that he had a normal blood pressure and his chest muscles had no signs of strain. Upon hearing this, the patient immediately felt releived and whent home, believing that it was only temporary. A few months later, he comes back complaining that the pain never really subsided, and was referred to a psychiatrist. After extensive behaviour therapy, the pain eventually lessesned until it completely disappeared. Based on the DSM-5, what is the most probable diagnosis of the psychiatrist? a. Pain Disorder b. Somatization Disorder c. Somatic Symptom Disorder with Predominant Pain d. Illnes Anxiety Disorder

c. Somatic Symptom Disorder with Predominant Pain

The name of this particular disorder came from a term that was popularized by Freud in which a person, wishing to express by psychological distress, converts this distress into physical symptoms with no biological basis. In the DSM-5, however, this disorder was given another name. What is that new, alternative name? a. Aphasia caused by psychological distress b. Misplaced Somatoform Disorder c. Psychological Factors Affecting Medical Condition d. Functional Neurological Symptom Disorder

d. Functional Neurological Symptom Disorder

Among the following disorders, which disorder has the highest mortality rate? a. Psychological Factors Affecting Medical Condition b. Persistent Depressive Disorder c. Major Depressive Disorder d. Anorexia Nervosa

d. Anorexia Nervosa

Individuals with this/these disorder/s have intense concerns about their weight and appearance a. Anorexia Nervosa b. Buimia Nervosa c. Binge-Eating Disorder d. Eating Disorders

d. Eating Disorders

A friend of yours was recently diagnosed with a mental disorder in relation to her experiences of having severe panic attacks. You observed that she had the tendency to avoid engaging in strenous behaviors like walking up a long flights of stairs, or dancing. What do you call these kinds of behaviors? a. Agoraphobic Coping Behaviors b. Interoceptive Avoidance c. Introspective Avoidance d. Interoceptive Inhibition

b. Interoceptive Avoidance

A psychotherapist in your clinic gave in to temptation and had sexual relations with one of her clients. Being the head psychologist, the most appropriate thing to do would be to: a. Terminate the psychotherapist from your clinic b. Assign the psychotherapist to a different client and find a different psychotherapist to continue the sessions c. Reprimand the psychotherapist and threaten her with termination but otheriwse allow her to cpontinue her sessions with the client d. Allow the psychotherapist to continue with the sessions but terminate her from the clinic as soon as the sessions are over

a. Terminate the psychotherapist from your clinic

A teacher was having a hard time coping with her classes and was feeling depressed after a student of hers exclaimed in the middle of the class that her teaching style was largely ineffective and that she wasn't learning anything from her before walking out of the classroom. What is the most probable diagnosis for this teacher, assuming she as a mental disorder? a. Adjustment Disorder b. Acute Stress Disorder c. Posttrauimatic Stress Disorder d. Dysthymia

a. Adjustment Disorder

This refers to the construction of new workds in order to communicate the schizophrenic's thoughts. These words are completely based on the schizophrenic's personal experiences a. Verbigeration b. Incoherence c. Echolalia d. Neologisms

d. Neologisms

The anxiety experienced by people with Generalized Anxiety Disorder is something referred to as: a. Presbytorial Anxiety b. Recurrent/Chronic Anxiety c. Free Floating Anxiety d. Consistent Anxiety

c. Free Floating Anxiety

This ia a type of Schizophrenia characterized by"waxy" behavior and posturing a. Catatonic Schizophrenia b. Disorganized Schizophrenia c. Residual Schizophrenia d. Undifferentiated Schizophrenia

a. Catatonic Schizophrenia

As a result of having Generalized Anxiety Disorder, individuals with this condition tend to have naturally tense bodily reactions. This is referred to as: a. Generalized Biological Vulnerablity b. Generalized Psychological Vulnerability c. Anxious Intensive Body State d. Anxiophysiological Vulnerability

a. Generalized Biological Vulnerablity

Which of the following situations is not a possible way of acquiring a Specific Phobia? a. Observing someone else experience severe fear from the object b. Being told about a dangerous object c. Both A and B d. None of the above

d. None of the above

There was a huge fire in your hometown that killed 4 people. Upon further investigation, the police concluded that the fire was set by an individual who revealed that he "can't force himself to stop doing it". This individual is showing symptoms of: a. Schizphrenia b. Pyromania c. Dysthymia d. Paraphilia

b. Pyromania

A child who cannot respond verbally to specific people in specific situations, or is mute during said situations, has what type of mental disorder in the DSM-5? a. Neurodevelopmental Disorder b. Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorder c. Anxiety Disorder d. Learning Disorder

c. Anxiety Disorder

The phrase "imagined ugliness" is usually associated with what mental mental disorder? a. Body Dysmorphic Disorder b. Social Anxiety Disorder c. Avoidant Personality Disorder d. Schizoid Personality Disorder

a. Body Dysmorphic Disorder

The condition wherein an individual is born with an extra 21st chromosome. Individuals with this condition may have intellectual disabilities a. Autism b. Down Syndrome c. Mental Retardation d. Creudzfeldt-Jakob Disease

b. Down Syndrome

The other name for Skin-Picking Disorder in the DSM-5 a. Trichotillomania b. Exfoliation c. Brachiomania d. Excoriation

d. Excoriation

Which of the following choices is not one of the things/objects that people with Hoarding Disorders called? a. Porcelain b. Newspapers c. Animals d. Sexual Relationships

d. Sexual Relationships

A terms used by Freud to refer to the act of reliving an experience in order to remove it of its emotional excesses. A form of catharsis a. Abreaction b. Redintegration c. Psychosoriasis d. Verbigeration

a. Abreaction

Which of the following drug tyoes is/are currently used for treating anxiety disorders? a. Antidepressants b. Benzodiazepines c. None of the above d. A and B

d. A and B

The almost unshakeable belief of people with Illness Anxiety Disorder that they have a disease is sometimes called: a. Paranoid Delusion b. Disease Conviction c. Somatic Belief d. Catastrophized Thought

b. Disease Conviction

The least common type of Dissociative Amnesia a. Localized b. Selective c. Generalized d. Continuous

d. Continuous

An excess of this neurotransmitter leads to Schizophrenia a. Serotonin b. Dopamine c. GABA d. Amygdala

b. Dopamine

This neurotransmitter is involved in emotional regulation a. Serotonin b. Dopamine c. GABA d. Glutamate

a. Serotonin

The major difference between Bipolar I and Biplor II disorders a. The presence of a major depressive episode b. The presence of a hypomanic episode c. The presence of anxiety d. The presence of excessive fear

b. The presence of a hypomanic episode

The most commonly diagnosed depressive disorder a. Double Depression b. Dysthymic Disorder c. Major Depressive Disorder d. Seasonal Affective Disorder

c. Major Depressive Disorder

The preferred drug treatment for individuals with bopilar disorders a. Tricyclics b. SSRI c. Lithium d. MAO Inhibitors

c. Lithium

A patient of yours having a full manic episode continuously talks about the different amazing ideas she is having to the point of becoming nearly incoherent. This behaviors is a manifestation of a rapid flow of thought which is usually referred to as: a. Mental Acceleration b. Disinhibited Manic Though Processing c. Flight of Ideas d. Psychological Incoherence

c. Flight of Ideas

When a client of yours threatens to kill his brother because of a misunderstanding they had the other day, the best thing to do would be: a. Hold the client in the mental ward against his will to ensure the safety of his brother b. Inform the authorities and the brother of the client's intention to kill c. Terminate the session and run away d. Prescribe drugs that would ensure the client's inability to do such actions

b. Inform the authorities and the brother of the client's intention to kill

Which of the following behaviors would be unusual for an individual with Major Depressive Disorder to experience? a. The client feels has been having a hard time sleeping b. The client feels that he will not perform well in front of other people and that he will do something that might embarass him c. The presence of catalepsy or "waxy" behavior d. Integrated grief after the death of their significant other

d. Integrated grief after the death of their significant other

Which of the following does not represent a negative symptom of schizophrenia? a. Affective flattening b. Decreased motivation c. Impoverished thought processes d. Sadness over loss of functionality

d. Sadness over loss of functionality

A 15-year-old boy has a history of episodic violent behavior that is out of proportion to the precipitant. During a typical episode, which will escalate rapidly, he will become extremely angry, punching holes in walls or destroying furniture in the home. There seems to be no specific purpose or gain associated with the outbursts, and within 30 minutes he is calm and "back to himself", a state that is not associated with any predominant mood disturbance. What diagnosis best fist this clinical picture? a. Bipolar disorder b. Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder c. Intermittent explosive disorder d. Conduct disorder

c. Intermittent explosive disorder

Individuals with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder are primarily motivated by a need for which of the following? a. Efficiency b. Admiration c. Control d. Intimacy

c. Control

What changes were made to the diagnosis of paraphilias and paraphilic disorders in DSM-5? a. A distinction has been made between paraphilias and paraphilic disorders b. Three specifiers have been added to paraphilic disorder: "in a controlled environment", "in remission", and "benign" c. Transvestic disorder has been eliminated d. To be diagnosed as a paraphilic disorder, a paraphilia must go beyond fantasy or urge to include behavior

a. A distinction has been made between paraphilias and paraphilic disorders

In which of the following ways do manic episodes differ from ADHD? a. Manic episodes are more strongly associated with poor judgement b. Manic episodes are more likely to involve excessive activity c. Manic episodes have clearer symptomatic onsents and offsets d. Manic episodes are more likely to show a chronic course

c. Manic episodes have clearer symptomatic onsents and offsets

Which of the following statements about reactive attachment disorder is true? a. RAD occurs only in children who lack healthy attachments b. RAD occurs only in children who have secure attachments c. RAD occurs only in children who have impaired communication d. RAD occurs in children without a history of severe social neglect

a. RAD occurs only in children who lack healthy attachments

The condition attributed to individuals who suffer from both MDD and Dysthymic Disorder a. Compound Depression b. Severe Modd Disorder c. Double Depression d. Excessive Emotional Dysfunction

c. Double Depression

Which of the following behaviors is much more likely to be done by patients with a factitious disorder? a. Pretending to have a severe headache right before an exam b. After filing a court case, symptoms of depression suddenly appear c. The intake of several tablets of Loperamide to induce constipation d. The loss of the ability to speak after the death of a family member

c. The intake of several tablets of Loperamide to induce constipation

Symptoms of Schizophrenics involving flat affect, absence of pleasure and lack of speech are classified as: a. Disorganized symptoms b. Classical symptoms c. Negative symptoms d. Positive symptoms

c. Negative symptoms

A dissociative disorder involving sudden loss of memory and the assumption of a new identity in a new locale a. Dissociative Identity Disorder b. Dissociative Personality Disorder c. Dissociative Fugue d. Dissociative Alogia

c. Dissociative Fugue

The personality disorder characterized by excessive emotionality a. Antisocial Personality Disorder b. Narcissistic Personality Disorder c. Borderline Personality Disorder d. Histrionic Personality Disorder

d. Histrionic Personality Disorder

A developmental disorder wherein individuals display profound social impairment and restricted or unudual behaviors, but without language delays seen in autism a. Asperger's Disorder b. Creudzfeldt-Jakob Disease c. Down's Syndrome d. Voidt-Schweizer Syndrome

a. Asperger's Disorder

The disorder where a normal-looking person is obsessively preoccupied with an imagined defect on his/her appearance a. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder b. Somatization Disorder c. Body Dysmorphic Disorder d. Dyslexia

c. Body Dysmorphic Disorder

Which of the following statements regarding individuals who experience manic episodes is true? a. Most individuals who experience manic episodes don't experience depressive episodes b. Some individuals who experience manic episodes refuse to have themselves assessed becauase they enjoy the manic episodes too much c. Individuals who experience alternating states of full mania and major depressive episodes have Bipolar II disorder d. People who experience hypomanic episodes almost always forget who they are

b. Some individuals who experience manic episodes refuse to have themselves assessed becauase they enjoy the manic episodes too much

An individual wakes up in the middle of the night covered in sweat and with a feeling of dread as a result of a bad dream where this individual nearly falls to her death. She constantly has dreams about things she is afraid of and thus has problems sleeping. As such, she can't do her job and duties as a mother properly. This individual most likely has which of the following disorders? a. Adjustment Disorder b. Acute Stress Disorder c. Nightmare Disorder d. Posttraumatic Stess Disorder

c. Nightmare Disorder

"There have been 36 new cases of this particular disorder from January 2017 to January 2018," is a statement describing a disorder's _______________ a. Incidence b. Prevalence c. Chronic Prevalence d. Occurrence

a. Incidence

The stage in the sexual response cycle where physiological signs are seen a. Desire Phase b. Arousal Stage c. Plateau Phase d. Orgasm Phase

b. Arousal Stage

A friend of yours, once stressed, would resort to eating a lot of food in a short time period to relieve his stress. He can't stop himself from doing this and yet regrets it very much after he does this. He does not, however, exercise regularly. Your friend quite possibly has _____________ a. Binge-eating Disorder b. Anorexia Nervosa c. Bulimia Nervosa d. Diabetus Nervosa

a. Binge-eating Disorder

Mental retardation belongs to what axis in the DSM-5? a. Axis I b. Axis II c. Axis III d. None of the above

d. None of the above

He accidently confirmed that a mild shock to the head caused a brief convulsion and memory loss a. Thomas Edison b. Benjamin Franklin c. Nikola Tesla d. Franz Anton Mesmer

b. Benjamin Franklin

A psychosocial approach involving the treatment of patients as normally as possible in a setting that encouraged and reinforced normal social interaction a. Mesmerism b. Psychosocial Therapy c. Moral Therapy d. Behavioral Therapy

c. Moral Therapy

Eating of non-nutritive, non-food substances for atleats 1 month a. Pica b. Pikachu c. Picras d. Pico

a. Pica

Echolalia: Imitation of the words of another individual; ____________: Imitation of the actions of another individual a. Echoataxia b. Echopraxia c. Dystexia d. Dyssomnia

b. Echopraxia

Hypochondriasis, conversion disorder, and body dysmorphic disorders are all examples of a. Factitious Disorders b. Somatization Disorders c. Somatoform Disorders d. Anxiety Disorders

c. Somatoform Disorders

Excessive fear of situations of events in nature, especially heights, storms, and water can be classified under which type of phobia? a. Situational Phobia b. Natural Environment Phobia c. Danger Phobia d. Blood-Injury-Injection Phobia

b. Natural Environment Phobia

A psychiatrist says that chances for recovery from the mental disorder is "slim" and that the person with the mental disorder should expect to take more and more medications as time goes by. This statement is what we call the doctor's: a. Diagnosis b. Hypothesis c. Prognosis d. Prediction

c. Prognosis

This is the most common form of hallucination a. Visual b. Olfactory c. Auditory d. Gustator

c. Auditory

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