Question 1: Limitations of the Minami et al. Forum 1 journal article called for caution in interpretation of the results.
True
False
Question 2: According to the list of psychiatric disorders provided in the DSM-IV-TR PowerPoint material, a Mood Disorder is diagnosed on:
A. Axis I
B. Axis II
C. Axis III
D. Axis IV
Question 3: The terms "adaptive" and "maladaptive" refer to:
A. statistical occurrence of behaviors
B. conditions for detaining mentally ill patients
C. strict legal definitions of mental illness
D. effectiveness or in effectiveness of a person's behavior
Question 4: The statistical concept of psychopathology holds that:
A. frequently occurring behaviors in a society are considered normal.
B. infrequently occurring behaviors in a society are normal.
C. Western constructs of psychopathology are considered valid across cultures
D. frequently occurring behaviors in a society might be considered abnormal
Question 5: The concept that psychopathology is an abstract idea that is not scientifically constructed is known as:
A. A legal model of disease
B. Social constructivism
C. Methods of balancing dysfunctional humors in the body
D. The "Harmful Dysfunction" model.
Question 6: According to Mittal and Walker (2007), neurocircuitry implicated in psychotic symptoms may be shared by:
A. circuits controlling heart rate
B. circuits controlling dyskinetic movement
C. circuits controlling hearing
D. circuits controlling speech
Question 7: The cultural dimension of psychopathology:
A. points out the variability of mental illness manifestations.
B. assumes changing brain chemistry through pharmacology as a treatment for psychopathology
C. assumes brain structure anomaly as a factor in psychopathology
D. All of the above
Question 8: According to the course text, the term "race":
A. regards everything in our inner world as originating from our relationship with our biological mother.
B. addresses questions of personal authenticity
C. may be considered an outdated term
D. None of the above
Question 9: The most convenient data for analysis of prevalence rates of a particular psychiatric disorder are obtained:
A. by conducting unbiased experiments.
B. by contacting people by phone
C. in clinical settings
D. by using prison population samples
Question 10: According to the course text, an indicator of the brain's complexity is:
A. it consists of about 100 billion neurons
B. each neuron has around 1000 connections
C. mechanistic psychological structures
D. some brains have transient processes and others do not
Question 11: Treating a symptom effectively does not imply
A. Using ECT therapies as a first choice
B. Always administering medications for all mental disorders
C. the cause of the symptom is being treated
D. All of the above
Question 12: According to the authors of the journal article for Forum 3, recipients of social support are often:
A. worse off
B. better off
C. happier
D. well-adjusted
Question 13: According to the course text, rat pups receiving more "mothering" develop stress response systems that produce ___________ levels of _____________ in response to stress.
A. higher; dopamine
B. normal; thyroidol
C. lower; acetylcholinase
D. lower; adrenal hormones
Question 14: In psychological testing, the term "validity" refers to:
A. negative predictive power
B. support of test scores by theory and evidence
C. consistency of measurement
D. positive predictive power
Question 15: Assessing psychopathology is an event fraught with:
A. bias and error
B. anxiety and agitation in subjects
C. frustration of examiners
D. financial hardship for test developers
Question 16: According to the authors of Forum 4 (Week 5) journal article:
A. PD and GAD are the same thing
B. GAD is rare
C. PD occurs more frequently thant GAD
D. GAD and PD are common and costly
Question 17: The analysis completed by Siev and Chambless suggests:
A. CT and RT effect similar changes in the areas of general anxiety
B. CT is superior to RT in areas of general anxiety
C. RT is ineffective in the areas of general anxiety
D. CT is ineffective in treating general anxiety
Question 18: Anxiety disorder theory derives from:
A. social causation, sociological perspectives, existential development
B. medical, bio-medical, disease-like states
C. critical theory, social deviance, material life
D. social values; critical mass; social causation
Question 19: Depression is recognized as a __________ with fears of a _______________ among researchers.
A. women's disease; resurgence in men
B. social phenomenon; complete cure
C. public health concern; depression epidemic.
D. genetic anomaly; misdiagnosis
Question 20: Compare and contrast oppositional defiant disorder and conduct disorder.
Question 21: The link between and ____________ and ________________ has been recognized for centuries.
A. poor mothering; Type A personality disorder
B. adverse environments; depression
C. severe stress disorder; secure atttachment
D. All of the above
Question 22: The most commonly observed Axis II disorder in adulthood ADHD is:
A. borderline personality disorder
B. antisocial personality disorder
C. narcissistice personality disorder
D. sociopathic personality disorder
Question 23: Sayal (1989) notes that the poor are often identified as:
A. cultural deviants
B. mentally ill
C. socially inept
D. culturally deprived
Question 24: Positive symptoms of schizophrenia might include:
A. high levels of motivation
B. delusions and hallucinations
C. anhedonia and flattened affect
D. religious convictions
Question 25: The prevalence of personality disorders in clinical settings is estimated to be:
A. 18-20%
B. 5-10%
C. 15-20%
D. 50% +
Question 26: A primary goal of in the journal article for Forum 5 was to examine interrater validity of ADHD subtypes in adults in relation to patterns of comorbidity.
Incorrect
True
False
Question 27: The study that is the subject of Forum #6 sought to clarify the validity of ADHD in adults by examining _____________ of impairment and _____________ among Axis I and Axis II.
A. predictors; subtype differences
B. clusters; controls
C. subtype similarities; predictors
D. subtype differences; comorbidity
Question 28: A common misconception concerning personality disorders is that they are ___________.
Question 29: Personality disorders may be thought of as extreme variants of certain personality dimensions.
True
False
Question 30: The term "psychopath" now refers to:
A. serial killers
B. sociopathic liars
C. extreme ASPD
D. cognitive and social dissonance syndrome
Question 31: Disorders usually first diagnosed in infancy, childhood or adolescence can be found on/in:
A. school playgrounds
B. most families
C. Axis I
D. Axis II
Question 32: The most difficult personality disorder to treat is:
A. borderline
B. OCD
C. narcissistic
D. ASPD
Question 33: An individual with and excessive and pervasive need to be taken care of leading to submissiveness, clinging, and fear of separation might be diagnosed with:
A. Schizotypal PD
B. RAD
C. Dependent PD
D. BPD
Question 34: Somatization is relatively ________________ in the general health system.
A. dynamic
B. extraordinarily simplistic
C. valid in-vivo
D. common
Question 35: Characteristics of ___________________ _ include symptoms of a neurological disorder without the identification of one.
A. Hypochondriasis
B. Body dysmorphia
C. Conversion disorder
D. Pain disorder
Question 36: Attribution theory represents a process wherein we make attributions about:
A. cause and effect
B. controllability and results
C. stigma and employment
D. cause and controllability
Question 37: The purpose of the Capstone Forum journal article was to:
A. determine how stigma predicts attitudes
B. determine how unemployment effects attitude
C. determine how attitudes impact behavior
D. determine how proxies influence attitude
Question 38: Train-place programs are the same as supported employment programs.
True
False
Question 39: Data for the Capstone Forum journal article and study were derived from:
A. KEST
B. PSYCE
C. LPGA
D. TESS
Question 40: According to the authors of the Capstone Forum journal article, there are 2 models explaing stigma, which are identified as:
A. fear and jealousy
B. fear and dangerousness
C. anxiety and stereotyping
D. responsibility and dangerousness
Question 41: Compare and contrast the neurobiology of addiction with the socio cultural views of chemical dependency. Please elaborate (400-600 words).
Question 42: Describe and detail specific co-occuring problems found among children and adolescents diagnosed with ADHD.
Question 43: Compare and contrast the Selective Optimization and Compensation (SOC) theory with the Socio-emotional Selectivity (STT) theory of aging.