PSYC 210 MODULE 6 EXAM UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. True or false? Some medical conditions can lead insomnia.
Answer:
True
See the Sleep Foundations link for more information.
Question:
2. True or false? Other sleep disorders are often linked to insomnia.
Answer:
True
See the Sleep Foundations link for more information.
Question:
3. Module Question: What behavioral recommendations are typically suggested to combat insomnia?
Answer:
-Changing lifestyle habits like caffeine intake, alcohol intake, physical activity;
-Improve sleep area;
-Learn relaxation techniques;
-Set sleep limits;
-Have a routine time to go to bed and wake up
Question:
4. True or false? For many people with narcolepsy, REM sleep begins earlier than is normal.
Answer:
True
Question:
5. True or false? Hypnogogic hallucinations are often associated with narcolepsy.
Answer:
True
Question:
6. What are two common medical and two behavioral treatments for narcolepsy?
Answer:
- Medical: stimulants (like modafinil), antidepressants;
- Behavioral: sleep schedule, short napes, avoid caffeine and alcohol before bed, avoid smoking, daily
exercise
Question:
7. Module Question: Give an example of each of the three behavioral indicators of substance use disorder.
, Answer:
- Impaired control. This can occur in a variety of ways: The individual uses the substance for longer than
intended or uses larger amounts than intended. The individual wants to reduce use but has trouble doing so.
The individual devotes an excessive amount of time to obtaining the drug, using the drug, or recovering
from the drug.The individual experiences intense cravings.
-Social Impairment: The individual may continue to use the substance despite problems fulfilling work,
family, or school obligations. The individual may continue to use the substance despite persistent/recurring
social or interpersonal problems that are caused by the drug use. The individual may give up important
social, occupational, or recreational activities because of the drug use. Withdrawal from family and
hobbies may occur.
-Risky Use: Like the above criteria, risky use may occur in a variety of ways: Substance use occurs in
physically hazardous situations. Substance use continues despite the individual knowing that they have a
persistent/recurrent physical or psychological problem that is either caused by or made worse by the
substance use.
Question:
8. True or false? Cannabis (e.g. marijuana) is not one of the classes of drugs associated with a substance
use disorder.
Answer:
False
Question:
9. Module Question: What is a substance-induced disorder? Provide a clear example.
Answer:
Symptoms of a psychological disorder that are induced by use of a substance. For example, someone might
develop substance-induced anxiety disorder after using stimulants like cocaine, where the anxiety is
directly caused by the drug.
Question:
10. True or false? Alcohol can induce the following disorders: Depressive, Bipolar, Anxiety, Psychotic,
and Sleep.
Answer:
True
Question:
11. True or false? Gambling disorder is rarely comorbid with other psychological disorders.
Answer:
False
Question:
12. Module Question: How can symptoms of gambling disorder be understood from the substance-use
disorder diagnostic criteria?
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. True or false? Some medical conditions can lead insomnia.
Answer:
True
See the Sleep Foundations link for more information.
Question:
2. True or false? Other sleep disorders are often linked to insomnia.
Answer:
True
See the Sleep Foundations link for more information.
Question:
3. Module Question: What behavioral recommendations are typically suggested to combat insomnia?
Answer:
-Changing lifestyle habits like caffeine intake, alcohol intake, physical activity;
-Improve sleep area;
-Learn relaxation techniques;
-Set sleep limits;
-Have a routine time to go to bed and wake up
Question:
4. True or false? For many people with narcolepsy, REM sleep begins earlier than is normal.
Answer:
True
Question:
5. True or false? Hypnogogic hallucinations are often associated with narcolepsy.
Answer:
True
Question:
6. What are two common medical and two behavioral treatments for narcolepsy?
Answer:
- Medical: stimulants (like modafinil), antidepressants;
- Behavioral: sleep schedule, short napes, avoid caffeine and alcohol before bed, avoid smoking, daily
exercise
Question:
7. Module Question: Give an example of each of the three behavioral indicators of substance use disorder.
, Answer:
- Impaired control. This can occur in a variety of ways: The individual uses the substance for longer than
intended or uses larger amounts than intended. The individual wants to reduce use but has trouble doing so.
The individual devotes an excessive amount of time to obtaining the drug, using the drug, or recovering
from the drug.The individual experiences intense cravings.
-Social Impairment: The individual may continue to use the substance despite problems fulfilling work,
family, or school obligations. The individual may continue to use the substance despite persistent/recurring
social or interpersonal problems that are caused by the drug use. The individual may give up important
social, occupational, or recreational activities because of the drug use. Withdrawal from family and
hobbies may occur.
-Risky Use: Like the above criteria, risky use may occur in a variety of ways: Substance use occurs in
physically hazardous situations. Substance use continues despite the individual knowing that they have a
persistent/recurrent physical or psychological problem that is either caused by or made worse by the
substance use.
Question:
8. True or false? Cannabis (e.g. marijuana) is not one of the classes of drugs associated with a substance
use disorder.
Answer:
False
Question:
9. Module Question: What is a substance-induced disorder? Provide a clear example.
Answer:
Symptoms of a psychological disorder that are induced by use of a substance. For example, someone might
develop substance-induced anxiety disorder after using stimulants like cocaine, where the anxiety is
directly caused by the drug.
Question:
10. True or false? Alcohol can induce the following disorders: Depressive, Bipolar, Anxiety, Psychotic,
and Sleep.
Answer:
True
Question:
11. True or false? Gambling disorder is rarely comorbid with other psychological disorders.
Answer:
False
Question:
12. Module Question: How can symptoms of gambling disorder be understood from the substance-use
disorder diagnostic criteria?