CMN 548 CORRECT FINAL EXAMS QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Erikson's epigenic principle - ✔✔Psychosocial growth occurs in phases with
individual aspects of development proceeding according to a predetermined timetable.
✔✔Ego function according to Freud - ✔✔A coherent structure, having an organized,
problem-solving capacity, whose task is to mediate between the competing demands of
the id, superego, and external reality.
✔✔Stages of psychotherapy according to Harry Stack Sullivan - ✔✔Inception,
reconnaissance, detailed inquiry, and termination.
✔✔Conservation - ✔✔Conservation of quantity, weight, volume, length, and time based
on reversibility by inversion or reciprocity; operations; class inclusion, and seriation.
✔✔Deductive reasoning - ✔✔Formal operations.
✔✔Object permanence - ✔✔Sensorimotor.
✔✔Preoperational thought age group - ✔✔2-7 years old.
, ✔✔Risk factors for metabolic syndrome - ✔✔Elevated insulin levels and resistance,
hyperglycemia, visceral obesity, hyperlipidemia, hypertension.
✔✔Effect of aging on circadian rhythm - ✔✔Individuals experience a shortening of the
circadian period with decreases in amplitude of most circadian rhythms and phase
advances resulting in earlier waking times and bedtimes.
✔✔Gold standard treatment for seasonal affective disorder - ✔✔Light therapy.
✔✔Heritability of major depressive disorder in women - ✔✔40%.
✔✔Athetosis - ✔✔Slow, irregular writhing movements, usually in the hands fingers but
often involving the neck.
✔✔Bradykinesia - ✔✔Slowness of motor activity with a decrease in normal
spontaneous movement.
✔✔Chorea - ✔✔Irregular, spasmodic movements, usually affecting the limbs or face.
✔✔Tremors - ✔✔Unintentional somewhat rhythmic muscle movement involving
oscillations of one or more parts of the body.
✔✔Diencephalon - ✔✔The part of the brain that houses the hypothalamus and
thalamus.
✔✔Dopamine generation - ✔✔Generated in the Substantia nigra.
✔✔Hypothalamus - ✔✔The structure of the brain that is involved in emotional and
endocrine function as well as regulates the pituitary gland.
✔✔Orexin deficiency condition - ✔✔Narcolepsy.
✔✔Parts of a neuron - ✔✔Soma (cell body), axon (conveys information to other
neurons), axon terminal (forms synapses), dendrite (recipient zones of input).
✔✔Delirium tremens - ✔✔The hyperexcitable state caused by acute alcohol withdrawal.
✔✔Most common preventable cause of intellectual disability - ✔✔Alcoholism in utero.
✔✔Inhibitory neurotransmitter in the brain - ✔✔GABA.
✔✔Neurochemical hypothesis of schizophrenia - ✔✔Primarily associates with DA
(dopamine).
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Erikson's epigenic principle - ✔✔Psychosocial growth occurs in phases with
individual aspects of development proceeding according to a predetermined timetable.
✔✔Ego function according to Freud - ✔✔A coherent structure, having an organized,
problem-solving capacity, whose task is to mediate between the competing demands of
the id, superego, and external reality.
✔✔Stages of psychotherapy according to Harry Stack Sullivan - ✔✔Inception,
reconnaissance, detailed inquiry, and termination.
✔✔Conservation - ✔✔Conservation of quantity, weight, volume, length, and time based
on reversibility by inversion or reciprocity; operations; class inclusion, and seriation.
✔✔Deductive reasoning - ✔✔Formal operations.
✔✔Object permanence - ✔✔Sensorimotor.
✔✔Preoperational thought age group - ✔✔2-7 years old.
, ✔✔Risk factors for metabolic syndrome - ✔✔Elevated insulin levels and resistance,
hyperglycemia, visceral obesity, hyperlipidemia, hypertension.
✔✔Effect of aging on circadian rhythm - ✔✔Individuals experience a shortening of the
circadian period with decreases in amplitude of most circadian rhythms and phase
advances resulting in earlier waking times and bedtimes.
✔✔Gold standard treatment for seasonal affective disorder - ✔✔Light therapy.
✔✔Heritability of major depressive disorder in women - ✔✔40%.
✔✔Athetosis - ✔✔Slow, irregular writhing movements, usually in the hands fingers but
often involving the neck.
✔✔Bradykinesia - ✔✔Slowness of motor activity with a decrease in normal
spontaneous movement.
✔✔Chorea - ✔✔Irregular, spasmodic movements, usually affecting the limbs or face.
✔✔Tremors - ✔✔Unintentional somewhat rhythmic muscle movement involving
oscillations of one or more parts of the body.
✔✔Diencephalon - ✔✔The part of the brain that houses the hypothalamus and
thalamus.
✔✔Dopamine generation - ✔✔Generated in the Substantia nigra.
✔✔Hypothalamus - ✔✔The structure of the brain that is involved in emotional and
endocrine function as well as regulates the pituitary gland.
✔✔Orexin deficiency condition - ✔✔Narcolepsy.
✔✔Parts of a neuron - ✔✔Soma (cell body), axon (conveys information to other
neurons), axon terminal (forms synapses), dendrite (recipient zones of input).
✔✔Delirium tremens - ✔✔The hyperexcitable state caused by acute alcohol withdrawal.
✔✔Most common preventable cause of intellectual disability - ✔✔Alcoholism in utero.
✔✔Inhibitory neurotransmitter in the brain - ✔✔GABA.
✔✔Neurochemical hypothesis of schizophrenia - ✔✔Primarily associates with DA
(dopamine).
