Psy 381 Midterm OSU || 100% Accurate Solutions.
In Sigmund Freud's theory, the id, ego and super ego are from what? correct answers .Are parts
of the mind
Which of the following is not part of the BIOLOGICAL tradition of understanding or treating
mental illness in history? correct answers Freud's psychoanalysis
What does this statement mean: "The lifetime prevalence of schizophrenia is 1%? correct
answers 1% of people will meet the criteria for schizophrenia at some point in their life.
The process of identifying several possible diagnoses and then systematically gathering evidence
to rule out (or in) each diagnosis is known as? correct answers Differential diagnosis
Which of the following evolutionary theories helps explain why phobias of spiders are more
common in humans than are phobias of firearms? correct answers Prepared learning
Calmitron is a new anti-schizophrenia drug that seems to work by blocking dopamine release
into the synapse which decreases overall dopamine activity. Calmitron is a
dopamine____________. correct answers Antagonist
The ___________ links the endocrine (hormone) system and nervous system functioning. correct
answers Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenalcortical (HPA) axis
In family studies within the field of behavior genetics, researchers determine the diagnosis in
people called _______, and then examine the prevalence of that diagnosis in those people's
biological relatives. correct answers Probands
True or false: neuroimaging techniques such as functional MRI are used to diagnose mental
disorders such as schizophrenia. correct answers False
You read an article about Hikikomori. This problem seems very similar to problems with
_______ in the United States. correct answers None of these answers are correct:
anorexia and other eating disorders
drug addiction
Extinction correct answers the diminishing of a conditioned response
Negative reinforcement correct answers Increasing behaviors by stopping or reducing negative
stimuli. A negative reinforcer is any stimulus that, when removed after a response, strengthens
the response. (Note: negative reinforcement is not punishment.)
Reliability correct answers consistency of measurement
Sensorium correct answers Person's general awareness of the surroundings, including time and
place.
In Sigmund Freud's theory, the id, ego and super ego are from what? correct answers .Are parts
of the mind
Which of the following is not part of the BIOLOGICAL tradition of understanding or treating
mental illness in history? correct answers Freud's psychoanalysis
What does this statement mean: "The lifetime prevalence of schizophrenia is 1%? correct
answers 1% of people will meet the criteria for schizophrenia at some point in their life.
The process of identifying several possible diagnoses and then systematically gathering evidence
to rule out (or in) each diagnosis is known as? correct answers Differential diagnosis
Which of the following evolutionary theories helps explain why phobias of spiders are more
common in humans than are phobias of firearms? correct answers Prepared learning
Calmitron is a new anti-schizophrenia drug that seems to work by blocking dopamine release
into the synapse which decreases overall dopamine activity. Calmitron is a
dopamine____________. correct answers Antagonist
The ___________ links the endocrine (hormone) system and nervous system functioning. correct
answers Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenalcortical (HPA) axis
In family studies within the field of behavior genetics, researchers determine the diagnosis in
people called _______, and then examine the prevalence of that diagnosis in those people's
biological relatives. correct answers Probands
True or false: neuroimaging techniques such as functional MRI are used to diagnose mental
disorders such as schizophrenia. correct answers False
You read an article about Hikikomori. This problem seems very similar to problems with
_______ in the United States. correct answers None of these answers are correct:
anorexia and other eating disorders
drug addiction
Extinction correct answers the diminishing of a conditioned response
Negative reinforcement correct answers Increasing behaviors by stopping or reducing negative
stimuli. A negative reinforcer is any stimulus that, when removed after a response, strengthens
the response. (Note: negative reinforcement is not punishment.)
Reliability correct answers consistency of measurement
Sensorium correct answers Person's general awareness of the surroundings, including time and
place.
