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Quiz 15: Psychological Disorders
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Question 241
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One of the features of anxiety disorders is a tendency to __________ , which means to think that the worst will happen, no matter how low the probability.
Question 242
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Repeated altnerations between elevated and depressed mood is associated with bipolar disorder, as well as the milder version called __________ .
Question 243
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A chronic or recurrent state of low mood, diminished interest in pleasurable activities, as well as symptoms like sleep difficulties and weight loss, is called __________ disorder.
Question 244
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The category of __________ disorders involves disruptions in consciousness, memory, identity, or perception.
Question 245
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Physical signs of schizophrenia includes enlarged __________ in the brain, because other brain areas tend to shrink.
Question 246
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Seligman provided evidence that depressed people tend to have internal, global, and stable __________ for bad things that happen to them.
Question 247
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Felix has a strong feeling of grandiosity, experiences racing thoughts throughout the day, and is much more active and agitated than normal. Felix appears to be experiencing a __________ episode.
Question 248
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disorder involves an intense fear of public situations in which embarrassment or humiliation is likely.
Question 249
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Using examples, demonstrate how each of the four main criteria for defining abnormality are insufficient on their own, and that multiple perspectives may be necessary for defining abnormality.
Question 250
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Riddick constantly speaks in a manner that is hard to follow because he quickly skips from topic to topic, sometimes even within a single sentence. This is most clearly the schizophrenic symptom of __________ speech.
Question 251
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The disorder of __________ involves compulsive buying or collecting and anxiety associated with getting rid of possessions.
Question 252
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It seems that __________ is an even better predictor of suicide than is depressed mood, because people are most likely to kill themselves when they see no escape.
Question 253
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Differentiate how learning theorists and cognitive theorists differ in their explanations for the causes of anxiety disorders and major depressive disorder.
Question 254
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Marc is often consumed by the thought that he is unclean despite the fact that he has bathed. He also becomes extremely anxious when other people want to shake hands with him or touch him because all he can think about is the germs that may get passed from them to him. Marc's thoughts are consistent with the symptom of __________ .
Question 255
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Differentiate how the posttraumatic model and the sociocognitive model differ in their explanations of the causes of dissociative identity disorder (DID). Identify which view has been empirically supported and list at least two observations that have provided support for this view.
Question 256
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One serious symptom of schizophrenia is __________ , in which people tend to hear or see things that aren't there.
Question 257
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Instability in mood, identity, and impulse control are symptoms of __________ personality disorder.
Question 258
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Marvel is often anxious and tense, across many aspects of her life, though there is no specific reason for these feelings. As a result, she is often irritable with her family, friends, and coworkers without meaning to be. These symptoms are consistent with __________ disorder.
Question 259
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Provide an example of how a patient with a diagnosis of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder might fit with each of the four criteria for defining abnormality: statistical rarity, subjective distress, impairment, and biological dysfunction.