CMN 548 Module 3 Study Questions QESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
The process by which unconscious latent dream thoughts were disguised and
distorted in such a fashion as to permit their expression and translation into
conscious manifest content of the dream. Which answer below identifies this
theory?
A. Theory of Dreaming
B. Theory of Symbolism
C. Chemical Restraint Theory
D. Born Alone Theory - Correct Answer-A. Theory of Dreaming
Freud divided his psychic apparatus into three groups of functions designated as
the id, the ego, and the ____________. Please choose the best answer from the
following choices.
A. Manchu Wok
B. Mandalay bay
C. Super id
D. Super ego - Correct Answer-D. Super ego
In Piaget's cognitive development theory, at which stage do children acquire the
understanding of object permanence?
,A. Sensorimotor period
B. Preoperational subperiod
C. Concrete operations
D. Formal operations - Correct Answer-A. Sensorimotor Period
According to Piaget, what is deferred imitation?
A. Imitating actions immediately after observing them.
B. Imitating actions only when the subject utilizes the external world.
C. Imitating actions hours after the original observation.
D. Imitating actions without any cognitive change. - Correct Answer-C. Imitating
actions hours after the original observation
What is the primary criticism that neo-Piagetian theorists address in their
extensions of Piaget's theory?
A. Lack of focus on symbolic play.
B. Insufficient attention to the concrete operational stage.
C. Failure to acknowledge cultural and individual differences.
D. Overemphasis on emotional development. - Correct Answer-C. Failure to
acknowledge cultural and individual differences.
What term is used to describe the inability to recall past events occurring before a
specific point in time, often associated with brain trauma or psychological
factors?
A. Retrograde amnesia
B. Priming
C. Psychogenic amnesia
,D. Infantile amnesia - Correct Answer-A. Retrograde amnesia
Which of these is not one of the three major stages of moral reasoning described
by Kohlberg in extension of Piaget Theory?
A. The Morality of The Preschool Period
B. Intelligence
C. Conventional Morality
D. Principled Morality - Correct Answer-B. Intelligence
A psychiatric nurse practitioner is utilizing a positive psychology approach with
her client. Which of the following would you most expect the PMHNP to do?
A. Focus on strengths as much as weaknesses.
B. Only focus on positives, and forget the negatives.
C. Only point out negatives in a given situation.
D. Tell the patient to hide bad behavior. - Correct Answer-A. Focus on strengths
as much as weaknesses
A psychiatric nurse practitioner knows that her patient is exhibiting infantile
amnesia based on which of the following information?
A. The patient does not recall his first day of 5thgrade.
B. The patient does not recall his second birthday party.
C. The patient only remembers his first few years of life.
D. Both A&B - Correct Answer-B. the patient does not recall his second birthday
party
, The psychiatric nurse practitioner is evaluating a child for the development of
object permanence. Which of the following would demonstrate object
permanence?
A. The nurse puts a ball under a blanket, and the child searches under the blanket.
B. The child swats at a mobile over his head.
C. The nurse puts key behind her back, and the child attempts to grab the keys
from behind her.
D. Both A&C - Correct Answer-D. Both A & C
A PMHNP is attempting to use the techniques of Erik Erikson with a crying infant.
Which of the following would the PMHNP suggest?
A. Build trust with the infant by picking him up and soothing consistently and in a
timely manner.
B. Allow the baby to continue to cry to learn independence.
C. Only pick up the baby when he is not crying so he will not be dependent.
D. Soothe the baby now, but put him down when he starts crying as a form of
negative reinforcement. - Correct Answer-A. Build trust with the infant by picking
him up and soothing consistently and in a timely manner
A PMHNP is conducting a seminar on SOGI. The PMHNP knows which of the
following about gender identity?
A. It can be defined as a person's personal experience of being male or female.
B. Research supports that core gender identity is often formed by age 3.
C. The S.A.G.E. test can be used to assess gender identity.
D. All of the above - Correct Answer-D. All of the Above
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
The process by which unconscious latent dream thoughts were disguised and
distorted in such a fashion as to permit their expression and translation into
conscious manifest content of the dream. Which answer below identifies this
theory?
A. Theory of Dreaming
B. Theory of Symbolism
C. Chemical Restraint Theory
D. Born Alone Theory - Correct Answer-A. Theory of Dreaming
Freud divided his psychic apparatus into three groups of functions designated as
the id, the ego, and the ____________. Please choose the best answer from the
following choices.
A. Manchu Wok
B. Mandalay bay
C. Super id
D. Super ego - Correct Answer-D. Super ego
In Piaget's cognitive development theory, at which stage do children acquire the
understanding of object permanence?
,A. Sensorimotor period
B. Preoperational subperiod
C. Concrete operations
D. Formal operations - Correct Answer-A. Sensorimotor Period
According to Piaget, what is deferred imitation?
A. Imitating actions immediately after observing them.
B. Imitating actions only when the subject utilizes the external world.
C. Imitating actions hours after the original observation.
D. Imitating actions without any cognitive change. - Correct Answer-C. Imitating
actions hours after the original observation
What is the primary criticism that neo-Piagetian theorists address in their
extensions of Piaget's theory?
A. Lack of focus on symbolic play.
B. Insufficient attention to the concrete operational stage.
C. Failure to acknowledge cultural and individual differences.
D. Overemphasis on emotional development. - Correct Answer-C. Failure to
acknowledge cultural and individual differences.
What term is used to describe the inability to recall past events occurring before a
specific point in time, often associated with brain trauma or psychological
factors?
A. Retrograde amnesia
B. Priming
C. Psychogenic amnesia
,D. Infantile amnesia - Correct Answer-A. Retrograde amnesia
Which of these is not one of the three major stages of moral reasoning described
by Kohlberg in extension of Piaget Theory?
A. The Morality of The Preschool Period
B. Intelligence
C. Conventional Morality
D. Principled Morality - Correct Answer-B. Intelligence
A psychiatric nurse practitioner is utilizing a positive psychology approach with
her client. Which of the following would you most expect the PMHNP to do?
A. Focus on strengths as much as weaknesses.
B. Only focus on positives, and forget the negatives.
C. Only point out negatives in a given situation.
D. Tell the patient to hide bad behavior. - Correct Answer-A. Focus on strengths
as much as weaknesses
A psychiatric nurse practitioner knows that her patient is exhibiting infantile
amnesia based on which of the following information?
A. The patient does not recall his first day of 5thgrade.
B. The patient does not recall his second birthday party.
C. The patient only remembers his first few years of life.
D. Both A&B - Correct Answer-B. the patient does not recall his second birthday
party
, The psychiatric nurse practitioner is evaluating a child for the development of
object permanence. Which of the following would demonstrate object
permanence?
A. The nurse puts a ball under a blanket, and the child searches under the blanket.
B. The child swats at a mobile over his head.
C. The nurse puts key behind her back, and the child attempts to grab the keys
from behind her.
D. Both A&C - Correct Answer-D. Both A & C
A PMHNP is attempting to use the techniques of Erik Erikson with a crying infant.
Which of the following would the PMHNP suggest?
A. Build trust with the infant by picking him up and soothing consistently and in a
timely manner.
B. Allow the baby to continue to cry to learn independence.
C. Only pick up the baby when he is not crying so he will not be dependent.
D. Soothe the baby now, but put him down when he starts crying as a form of
negative reinforcement. - Correct Answer-A. Build trust with the infant by picking
him up and soothing consistently and in a timely manner
A PMHNP is conducting a seminar on SOGI. The PMHNP knows which of the
following about gender identity?
A. It can be defined as a person's personal experience of being male or female.
B. Research supports that core gender identity is often formed by age 3.
C. The S.A.G.E. test can be used to assess gender identity.
D. All of the above - Correct Answer-D. All of the Above
