3.5 Eat, sleep, sex Mock exam with elaborate answers (weeks 1-3)

MOCK EXAM 3.5: EAT, SLEEP & SEX
Questions for weeks 1, 2 &3:

1.​ According to Wilson et al (2018), what additional mechanisms that CBT-Ef do not address, does
CBT-Eb tackle?

a)​ Perfectionism, low self-esteem, interpersonal difficulties
b)​ Perfectionism, anxiety, interpersonal difficulties
c)​ Anxiety, need for control, interpersonal difficulties
d)​ Negative effect, perfectionism, interpersonal difficulties

2. Which of these are not significant predictors of CBT- E success?
a)​ Early response to treatment
b)​ Comorbid depression
c)​ Longer history with ED
d)​ Higher levels of overvaluation of body shape and weight

3. Based on Limbers et al (2018), talked about male representation of eating disorders. Which of the
following statements is/are correct?

I: Males with ED have higher psychiatric comorbidity, especially substance abuse.
II: Those who participate in competitive sports are more likely to develop ED.

a)​ I correct
b)​ II correct
c)​ Both correct
d)​ Both incorrect

4. According to Cambell et al (2014), which statements about prevalence and suicidality of Anorexia
Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa are correct?

a)​ AN has an earlier onset than BN and has higher risk of suicide
b)​ AN has higher mortality rate than BN and higher risk of suicide
c)​ AN has higher mortality rate but BN has higher risk of suicide
d)​ All statements have mistakes

5. According to Burke et al (2017) three elements are interconnected and maintain binge eating and
bulimia nervosa patterns. Which of the elements is not mentioned by Burke?

a)​ Interpersonal functioning
b)​ Anxiety
c)​ Low self-esteem
d)​ Negative affect

6. Based on Burke et al (2017), which statements are correct?




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, I Interpersonal therapy (IPT) has comparable outcomes to CBT in treating BN and BED
II IPT has comparable outcomes to CBT in treating only BED but not BN
III IPT is less effective than CBT in treating AN but has comparable outcomes in treating BN and BED.
IV IPT was less effective for all eating disorders than CBT

a)​ I correct
b)​ II correct
c)​ III correct
d)​ IV correct
e)​ All statements have major mistakes

7. According to Elzakkers et al (2014), compulsory treatment for AN:

a)​ Has proven short t-term and long-term positive effects.
b)​ Long-term effects seem promising, but short-term it causes too much distress to patients.
c)​ Has positive short-term effects, especially when a patient's life is at risk, but long-term
effects are unclear.
d)​ Not recommended, since with AN patients only collaborative Socratic method works, they do
not like others to control them.

8. Antidepressants for BED are found to be (Davis et al, 2017):

a)​ Not effective at all, only CBT and IPT can help.
b)​ Effective for reducing binge eating but does not help with losing weight
c)​ Only effective when used together with non pharmacological therapy.
d)​ Effective for both - reducing binge eating and losing weight.

9. According to Hock et al (2014) on the physiology of sexual responding, which statements are
correct:

I: Masters and Johnson’s model was criticised for not including desire in stages.
II: Kaplan’s model was criticised for desire not necessarily preceding arousal.
III: Reed’s Erotic Stimulus Pathway Theory emphasized cognition and emotions in sexual intercourse.
IV: Manifesto of “New View of Women’s Sexual Problems” claimed that women’s sexual responses
are more varied than men’s .

a)​ All correct.
b)​ All false.
c)​ Only II and III are correct.
d)​ Only I and IV are correct.

10. Based on Bancrof et al (2019), which of the statements are correct? More than one statement
can be correct.

a)​ Paying attention to sexual responses lowers arousal.
b)​ Paying attention to sexual responses does not affect the arousal negatively, can even affect
positively.



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