EPPP Practice Test 4 Questions With Correct
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Terms in this set (200)
Data published by Hans d. challenged the effectiveness of conventional
Eysenck in 1952. psychotherapeutic interventions.
a. confirmed the
effectiveness of behavioral
treatments for a variety of
psychological disorders.
b. confirmed the "Dodo bird"
hypothesis, which predicts
that various types of
treatment are equally
effective for a variety of
psychological disorders.
c. challenged the notion of
"spontaneous remission".
d. challenged the
effectiveness of conventional
psychotherapeutic
interventions.
A family therapist using c. boundaries.
Minuchin's structural
approach is most likely to be
interested in which of the
following.
a. communication styles.
b. transgenerational
processes.
c. boundaries.
d. exceptions.
,When an intervention c. alloplastic.
involves changing
oppressive sociocultural
conditions in order to
alleviate the cause of a
person's distress, this
intervention is.
a. emic.
b. etic.
c. alloplastic.
d. autoplastic.
According to DSM-IV-TR, a. .4 to 1.6%.
reports of the lifetime
prevalence of Bipolar I
Disorder range from.
a. .4 to 1.6%.
b. 1.9 to 2.7%.
c. 4.6 to 5.8%.
d. 8.1 to 10.3%.
Bartlett Barmicide says he's d. mescaline.
continued having
hallucinations ('flashbacks")
several months after he
stopped using a drug. He
also states that he realizes
that this is probably due to
the drug. Bartlett most likely
used which of the following.
a. PCP.
b. methamphetamine.
c. cocaine.
d. mescaline.
Research investigating the b. a diagnosis of ADHD in childhood is associated with an
relationship between ADHD increased risk for substance abuse in adulthood.
and substance abuse has
found that.
a. a diagnosis of ADHD in
childhood is not associated
with an increased risk for
substance abuse in
adulthood.
b. a diagnosis of ADHD in
,childhood is associated with
an increased risk for
substance abuse in
adulthood.
c a diagnosis of ADHD in
childhood is associated with
an increased risk for
substance abuse in
adulthood only if the
individual was treated with
stimulant drugs in childhood.
d. a diagnosis of ADHD in
childhood is associated with
an increased risk for
substance abuse in
adulthood only if the
individual had comorbid
conduct symptoms.
, A school psychologist is a. microsystem and mesosystem.
trying to determine why a
fourth grade student with an
above-average IQ is doing
poorly in school. He talks to
the student's parents and
teacher separately and then
meets with them jointly to
discuss similarities and
differences in the boy's
behaviors at home and
school. From the perspective
of Bronfenbrenner's
bioecological model, the
psychologist is investigating
which of the following.
a. microsystem and
mesosystem.
b. microsystem and
exosystem.
c. macrosystem and
mesosystem.
d. macrosystem and
exosystem.
Erik Erikson coined the term. b. adolescent identity crisis.
a. adolescent storm and
stress.
b. adolescent identity crisis.
c. midlife crisis.
d. sandwich generation.
Answers New Update
Terms in this set (200)
Data published by Hans d. challenged the effectiveness of conventional
Eysenck in 1952. psychotherapeutic interventions.
a. confirmed the
effectiveness of behavioral
treatments for a variety of
psychological disorders.
b. confirmed the "Dodo bird"
hypothesis, which predicts
that various types of
treatment are equally
effective for a variety of
psychological disorders.
c. challenged the notion of
"spontaneous remission".
d. challenged the
effectiveness of conventional
psychotherapeutic
interventions.
A family therapist using c. boundaries.
Minuchin's structural
approach is most likely to be
interested in which of the
following.
a. communication styles.
b. transgenerational
processes.
c. boundaries.
d. exceptions.
,When an intervention c. alloplastic.
involves changing
oppressive sociocultural
conditions in order to
alleviate the cause of a
person's distress, this
intervention is.
a. emic.
b. etic.
c. alloplastic.
d. autoplastic.
According to DSM-IV-TR, a. .4 to 1.6%.
reports of the lifetime
prevalence of Bipolar I
Disorder range from.
a. .4 to 1.6%.
b. 1.9 to 2.7%.
c. 4.6 to 5.8%.
d. 8.1 to 10.3%.
Bartlett Barmicide says he's d. mescaline.
continued having
hallucinations ('flashbacks")
several months after he
stopped using a drug. He
also states that he realizes
that this is probably due to
the drug. Bartlett most likely
used which of the following.
a. PCP.
b. methamphetamine.
c. cocaine.
d. mescaline.
Research investigating the b. a diagnosis of ADHD in childhood is associated with an
relationship between ADHD increased risk for substance abuse in adulthood.
and substance abuse has
found that.
a. a diagnosis of ADHD in
childhood is not associated
with an increased risk for
substance abuse in
adulthood.
b. a diagnosis of ADHD in
,childhood is associated with
an increased risk for
substance abuse in
adulthood.
c a diagnosis of ADHD in
childhood is associated with
an increased risk for
substance abuse in
adulthood only if the
individual was treated with
stimulant drugs in childhood.
d. a diagnosis of ADHD in
childhood is associated with
an increased risk for
substance abuse in
adulthood only if the
individual had comorbid
conduct symptoms.
, A school psychologist is a. microsystem and mesosystem.
trying to determine why a
fourth grade student with an
above-average IQ is doing
poorly in school. He talks to
the student's parents and
teacher separately and then
meets with them jointly to
discuss similarities and
differences in the boy's
behaviors at home and
school. From the perspective
of Bronfenbrenner's
bioecological model, the
psychologist is investigating
which of the following.
a. microsystem and
mesosystem.
b. microsystem and
exosystem.
c. macrosystem and
mesosystem.
d. macrosystem and
exosystem.
Erik Erikson coined the term. b. adolescent identity crisis.
a. adolescent storm and
stress.
b. adolescent identity crisis.
c. midlife crisis.
d. sandwich generation.
