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Examination paper
“Come all for this greatness”
...100% Correct Ans...
MNG3701 Strategic Management
- - - - - hormone levels in the body increase when an individual is confronted with a stressful
event making the body ready to react with a "fight or flight" response.
Answer>>Cortisol
36-Year old Danny has no life plan and simply lives minute to minute. He can charm and
manipulate others with skill and finesse. Although he has often been punished for lying and
exploiting others, he neither learns from the experiences nor feels anxiety or guilt. Even as
adolescent Danny seemed to lack empathy and couldn't be bothered about the effect his
behaviour and many arrests had on those individuals who loved him, as long as he was free
to live his life the way he wanted to.
Danny will most likely receive a diagnosis of - - - - - Disorder, according to the DSM-5
classification system.
Answer>>Antisocial Personality
36-Year old Danny has no life plan and simply lives minute to minute. He can charm and
manipulate others with skill and finesse. Although he has often been punished for lying and
exploiting others, he neither learns from the experiences nor feels anxiety or guilt. Even as
adolescent Danny seemed to lack empathy and couldn't be bothered about the effect his
behaviour and many arrests had on those individuals who loved him, as long as he was free
to live his life the way he wanted to.
The psychologist diagnosing Danny says: "Danny's genetic make-up indirectly influences
Danny's abnormal behaviour by causing him to be more of a risk-taker, impulsive and
experience lower levels of anxiety." Which alternative contains an accurate discussion of this
statement as it relates to Danny's case?
Answer>>The statement is true and refers to the possible factors within the biological
dimension of the Multipath Model which is considered relevant in the development of
Danny's abnormal behaviour
, A psychodiagnosis is an attempt to - - - - -
Answer>>describe, assess, and systematically draw inferences about an individual's
psychological disorder.
A psychologist joins People Opposing Women Abuse (POWA) and does a presentation to
show how child abuse and neglect is a risk factor for individuals developing a mental
disorder such as a Depressive or Anxiety Disorder. The psychologist being involved in doing
this presentation in the community hall is an example of - - - - -?
Answer>>Primary Prevention
According to Sue et al. (2016), externalising disorders among youth are those disorders that
involve symptoms that are distressing to others. Which one of the following statements are
inaccurate regarding these externalising disorders?
Answer>>Typical of externalising disorders among the youth is a heightened reaction to
trauma, stressors or negative events as well as difficulty tolerating distress and regulating
emotions.
According to Sue et al. (2016), which one of the following options is not a socio-cultural risk
factor associated with Somatic Symptom Disorder and Related Disorders - - - - -.
Answer>>a low pain threshold
Acute Stress Disorder and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder differ with regard to the following:
Answer>>The duration of the symptoms that are present
Bernice, a 38-year-old woman, recently attempted suicide by taking a massive overdose of
sleeping pills. Seven months ago her husband committed suicide after being declared
bankrupt. Bernice is pale and thin and appears much older than she is. She is dressed in
worn-out, untidy clothes and her personal hygiene is clearly neglected. She speaks in a slow,
monotonous voice and has clearly lost interest in life. Since the death of her husband, her
appetite has been very poor; she has lost 12 kg, is constipated, cries a lot and often wakes up
at 04:00 in the morning. Although she is exhausted, she cannot fall asleep again. She feels
worthless and blames herself for the death of her husband, saying that if she had not
insisted on so many luxuries, he would still be alive. Bernice has lost most of her friends and
she has become isolated and lonely since the death of her husband.
Question
Bernice's symptoms of insomnia and
Answer>>physiological, affective, behavioural
Examination paper
“Come all for this greatness”
...100% Correct Ans...
MNG3701 Strategic Management
- - - - - hormone levels in the body increase when an individual is confronted with a stressful
event making the body ready to react with a "fight or flight" response.
Answer>>Cortisol
36-Year old Danny has no life plan and simply lives minute to minute. He can charm and
manipulate others with skill and finesse. Although he has often been punished for lying and
exploiting others, he neither learns from the experiences nor feels anxiety or guilt. Even as
adolescent Danny seemed to lack empathy and couldn't be bothered about the effect his
behaviour and many arrests had on those individuals who loved him, as long as he was free
to live his life the way he wanted to.
Danny will most likely receive a diagnosis of - - - - - Disorder, according to the DSM-5
classification system.
Answer>>Antisocial Personality
36-Year old Danny has no life plan and simply lives minute to minute. He can charm and
manipulate others with skill and finesse. Although he has often been punished for lying and
exploiting others, he neither learns from the experiences nor feels anxiety or guilt. Even as
adolescent Danny seemed to lack empathy and couldn't be bothered about the effect his
behaviour and many arrests had on those individuals who loved him, as long as he was free
to live his life the way he wanted to.
The psychologist diagnosing Danny says: "Danny's genetic make-up indirectly influences
Danny's abnormal behaviour by causing him to be more of a risk-taker, impulsive and
experience lower levels of anxiety." Which alternative contains an accurate discussion of this
statement as it relates to Danny's case?
Answer>>The statement is true and refers to the possible factors within the biological
dimension of the Multipath Model which is considered relevant in the development of
Danny's abnormal behaviour
, A psychodiagnosis is an attempt to - - - - -
Answer>>describe, assess, and systematically draw inferences about an individual's
psychological disorder.
A psychologist joins People Opposing Women Abuse (POWA) and does a presentation to
show how child abuse and neglect is a risk factor for individuals developing a mental
disorder such as a Depressive or Anxiety Disorder. The psychologist being involved in doing
this presentation in the community hall is an example of - - - - -?
Answer>>Primary Prevention
According to Sue et al. (2016), externalising disorders among youth are those disorders that
involve symptoms that are distressing to others. Which one of the following statements are
inaccurate regarding these externalising disorders?
Answer>>Typical of externalising disorders among the youth is a heightened reaction to
trauma, stressors or negative events as well as difficulty tolerating distress and regulating
emotions.
According to Sue et al. (2016), which one of the following options is not a socio-cultural risk
factor associated with Somatic Symptom Disorder and Related Disorders - - - - -.
Answer>>a low pain threshold
Acute Stress Disorder and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder differ with regard to the following:
Answer>>The duration of the symptoms that are present
Bernice, a 38-year-old woman, recently attempted suicide by taking a massive overdose of
sleeping pills. Seven months ago her husband committed suicide after being declared
bankrupt. Bernice is pale and thin and appears much older than she is. She is dressed in
worn-out, untidy clothes and her personal hygiene is clearly neglected. She speaks in a slow,
monotonous voice and has clearly lost interest in life. Since the death of her husband, her
appetite has been very poor; she has lost 12 kg, is constipated, cries a lot and often wakes up
at 04:00 in the morning. Although she is exhausted, she cannot fall asleep again. She feels
worthless and blames herself for the death of her husband, saying that if she had not
insisted on so many luxuries, he would still be alive. Bernice has lost most of her friends and
she has become isolated and lonely since the death of her husband.
Question
Bernice's symptoms of insomnia and
Answer>>physiological, affective, behavioural
