Name: Score:
49 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 49
Approximately one-third to one-half of the people diagnosed with panic disorder also
develop
panic disorder
agoraphobia
social phobia
dissociative identity disorder
Term 2 of 49
During therapy, a patient is asked to describe any though, image or feeling that comes to mind.
Reduced responsiveness and dissociation
Projection
Free association
Flooding
Term 3 of 49
Which perspective has a focus on charging maladaptive assumptions in treating generalized
anxiety disorders?
the somatogenic perspective
cognitive- behavioral therapy
The cognitive-behavioral perspective
A case study
,Term 4 of 49
Adam yells at his roommate about being overly messy; Adam however, is even messier. Adam
is most likely exhibiting which defense mechanism?
Displacement
Projection
Dissociative Fugue
Transference
Term 5 of 49
What contributes the most to therapy outcomes?
Systematic desensitization, flooding, modeling
A case study
Events in client's life
Deviance, distress, dysfunction, danger
Term 6 of 49
Approximately ___ of the population experiences PTSD at some point in their lives
25%
5%
50%
10%
Term 7 of 49
Today, ______ dominates the clinical field
a dominant psychoanalytic approach
strict behavioral methodologies
cognitive-behavioral therapy exclusively
no single perspective
,Term 8 of 49
If an individual shifts abruptly from one personality to another whenever she is confronted with
a stressful situation, this person probably has
Dissociative identity disorder
Bipolar disorder
Dissociative fugue
Schizophrenia
Term 9 of 49
What are the different types of exposure therapy?
Events in client's life
Systematic desensitization, flooding, modeling
Deviance, distress, dysfunction, danger
Modeling, in vivo, covert
Term 10 of 49
Rorschach tests, Thematic Apperception Test, sentence-completion test, and drawings are
examples of what type of test for personality
Response inventories
Objective tests
Projective tests
Neuropsychological test
, Term 11 of 49
Jim was given and intelligence test in March, and re-administered the same test one year later.
His score both times was the same. This indicates a
Internal consistency
Beck's cognitive paradigm
Low inter-rater reliability
High test-retest reliability
Term 12 of 49
The Greeks' view of abnormal behavior provided the basis of today's
biopsychosocial model
biopsychosocial approach
response inventories
medical model
Term 13 of 49
What does the sociocultural paradigm focus on
Biological predispositions and genetic factors
Behavioral responses to environmental stimuli
Cognitive processes and individual thought patterns
Family structure, culture and subculture, rules and norms
Term 14 of 49
Humanistis-existential theorists believe that psychological disorders result from
a lack of social support and community involvement.
excessive reliance on external validation from others.
an incongruence between the real self and the ideal self
biological factors leading to chemical imbalances.
49 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 49
Approximately one-third to one-half of the people diagnosed with panic disorder also
develop
panic disorder
agoraphobia
social phobia
dissociative identity disorder
Term 2 of 49
During therapy, a patient is asked to describe any though, image or feeling that comes to mind.
Reduced responsiveness and dissociation
Projection
Free association
Flooding
Term 3 of 49
Which perspective has a focus on charging maladaptive assumptions in treating generalized
anxiety disorders?
the somatogenic perspective
cognitive- behavioral therapy
The cognitive-behavioral perspective
A case study
,Term 4 of 49
Adam yells at his roommate about being overly messy; Adam however, is even messier. Adam
is most likely exhibiting which defense mechanism?
Displacement
Projection
Dissociative Fugue
Transference
Term 5 of 49
What contributes the most to therapy outcomes?
Systematic desensitization, flooding, modeling
A case study
Events in client's life
Deviance, distress, dysfunction, danger
Term 6 of 49
Approximately ___ of the population experiences PTSD at some point in their lives
25%
5%
50%
10%
Term 7 of 49
Today, ______ dominates the clinical field
a dominant psychoanalytic approach
strict behavioral methodologies
cognitive-behavioral therapy exclusively
no single perspective
,Term 8 of 49
If an individual shifts abruptly from one personality to another whenever she is confronted with
a stressful situation, this person probably has
Dissociative identity disorder
Bipolar disorder
Dissociative fugue
Schizophrenia
Term 9 of 49
What are the different types of exposure therapy?
Events in client's life
Systematic desensitization, flooding, modeling
Deviance, distress, dysfunction, danger
Modeling, in vivo, covert
Term 10 of 49
Rorschach tests, Thematic Apperception Test, sentence-completion test, and drawings are
examples of what type of test for personality
Response inventories
Objective tests
Projective tests
Neuropsychological test
, Term 11 of 49
Jim was given and intelligence test in March, and re-administered the same test one year later.
His score both times was the same. This indicates a
Internal consistency
Beck's cognitive paradigm
Low inter-rater reliability
High test-retest reliability
Term 12 of 49
The Greeks' view of abnormal behavior provided the basis of today's
biopsychosocial model
biopsychosocial approach
response inventories
medical model
Term 13 of 49
What does the sociocultural paradigm focus on
Biological predispositions and genetic factors
Behavioral responses to environmental stimuli
Cognitive processes and individual thought patterns
Family structure, culture and subculture, rules and norms
Term 14 of 49
Humanistis-existential theorists believe that psychological disorders result from
a lack of social support and community involvement.
excessive reliance on external validation from others.
an incongruence between the real self and the ideal self
biological factors leading to chemical imbalances.
