Test Bank for Psychopathology: An Integrative Approach to Mental Disorders, 9th Edition By Barlow, Durand, and Hofmann Chapter 1-16

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1. Acco ding to the autho s of you textbook, the definition of a psychological diso de is associated with
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LEA NING OBJECTIVES: ABNO.DU A.16. APA1.1a -
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Identify basic biological, psychological, and social components of behavio al explanations (e.g
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2. A psychological dysfunction efe s to
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a. A b eakdown in cognitive functioning.
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b. A b eakdown in emotional functioning.
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c. A b eakdown in behavio al functioning.
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EFE ENCES:
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3. ega ding the definition of abno mality, it is co ect to state that
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a. It is difficult to define “no mal” and “abno mal.”
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b. abno malitydependssolelyon subjectivedist ess.
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d. thec ite iadiffe dependingon whethe theindividualhasapsychologicaldiso de o apsycholo
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LEA NING OBJECTIVES:ABNO.DU A.16.APA1.1a-
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4. Thec ite ionthatapa ticula behavio beatypical o notcultu allyexpectedisinsufficientto defineabno mality because
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a. behavio thatoccu s inf equentlyisconside ed abno malin eve ycultu e.
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5. Ma k has dyed his hai pu ple. Although his f iends like the colo , his olde aunts have been giving him
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@st ange looks. Ma k is applying fo jobs and has not yet had any job offe s. He suspects that potential
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employe s a e not taking him se iously because of his hai colo . Which pa t of abno mality applies to
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Ma k’s employment situation?
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6. Amalecollegestudentbegins feelingsad and lonely.Althoughstill ableto go to classesandwo kathisjob, hefinds
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himself feelingdown much of thetimeandwo iesaboutwhatishappeningto him. Whichpa tofthedefinition of a
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bno malityappliesto his situation?
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7. Talking loudly and smoking is mo e app op iate in an Egyptian movie theat e than an Ame ican one. This illus
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t ates which no m?
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8. Which of the following is t ue:
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a. The e is clea consensus on the definition of mental health disease.
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