Childhood Disorders/ Defense mechanisms/ Personal disorders and Therapy

Question 1

This person lives in their own world most of the time and has slow language development. Diagnosis includes no smiling (6months), no babble (12 months) and repeated phrases at 24 months
A. Autism
B. ADD
C. FAS

Answer 1

A

Autism

Question 2

This defense mechanism involves transferring one drive to opposite expression. Like laughing at a funeral.
A. Repression
B. Reaction formation
C. Displacement
D. Denial

Answer 2

B

Reaction formation

Question 3

This defense mechanism ignores feelings?
A. Repression
B. Regression
C. Displacement
D. Denial

Answer 3

A

Repression

Question 4

A personal defense to play the blame game or give an undesirable trait away onto someone else indicates:
A. Repression
B. Reaction formation
C. Projection
D. Denial

Answer 4

C

Projection

Question 5

You have a patient who is very flirty and throws some unintended emotions your way. What mechanism is this called?
A. Displacement
B. Reaction formation
C. Sublimation
D. Transference

Answer 5

D

Transference

Question 6

You have a patient who tries to act younger and hip all the time even though he is like 55 years old. Which mechanism is in play here?
A. Repression
B. Regression
C. Displacement
D. Denial

Answer 6

B

Regression

Question 7

If a person replaces a socially unacceptable behavior for one that is acceptable by very similar to the previous behavior. He/she is exhibiting?
A. Sublimation
B. Transference
C. Regression
D. Denial

Answer 7

A
Sublimation

*sublime the crime

Question 8

Your cousin Bill always acts out his emotions on someone else. What is his defense mechanism?
A. Repression
B. Reaction formation
C. Displacement
D. Denial

Answer 8

C

Displacement

Question 9

This personality disorder is described by G eazy's new song: ME, MYSELF and I?
A. Avoidant
B. Paranoid
C. Narcissism
D. Phobic

Answer 9

C

Narcissism

Question 10

T/F: Support therapy is recommended for personality disorders?

Answer 10

T

Question 11

This personality disorder is overly dramatic and the person usually acts helpless and seductive. “oh mr mechanic I really like your oily hands and beard, I cant possibly fix my car on my own, wouldn’t you love to help me FIX it big boy”
A. Borderline
B. Narcissism
C. Historionic

Answer 11

C

Historionic

Question 12

This personality disorder involves a lack of primary thinking process and easily manipulates facts. 
A. Borderline
B. Phobic
C. Passive-Aggressive
D. Historionic

Answer 12

A

*goes from point A to B to C to Q

Question 13

This person has magical thinking, dresses peculiar and has wild beliefs/thinking?
A. Paranoid
B. Schizotypal
C. Histrioionic
D. Phobic

Answer 13

B

Schizotypal

Question 14

This type of therapy utilizes a lifestyle change, vacations, in-patient or half-way houses?
A. Humanistic
B. Psychotherapy
C. ECT
D. Milieu therapy

Answer 14

D

Milieu therapy

Question 15

This is used as a last resort usually for severe depression or suicidal patients?
A. Milieu Therapy
B. Psychotherapy
C. ECT
D. Humanistic therapy

Answer 15

C

ECT

Question 16

T/F: Humanistic therapy is psychotherapy focused on self-actualizing and personal growth.

Answer 16

T

Question 17

Freud divided our unconscious enitities into ID, EGO and SUPEREGO. Which of these would be associated with reality and control?

Answer 17

EGO

it brings you to reality.. like i better study for boards or i cant control if i fail or not

Question 18

Freud divided our unconscious enitities into ID, EGO and SUPEREGO. Which of these would be associated with Guilt and unconscious conscience?

Answer 18

Superego

Question 19

Freud divided our unconscious enitities into ID, EGO and SUPEREGO. Which of these would be associated with unconscious primitive stuff?

Answer 19

ID

ID is thinking like a KID

Question 20

Behavioral medicine is focused on desensitization, flooding, aversion, reinforcements and shaping. What is Aversion?
A. Conditions
B. Associate behavior w/negative consequences (Antabuse for alcoholics)
C. Avoid person, places or things associated w/ behavior

Answer 20

B

Question 21

Which type of conditioning is like “pavlov’s dogs”
A. Operant
B. Classical
C. Modeling

Answer 21

B

Classical

Question 22

Which type of conditioning deals with environment, influences, video and music?
A. Operant
B. Classical
C. Modeling

Answer 22

C

Modeling

Question 23

An unconditional reflex associated with classical conditioning is:
A. Food presence
B. Salivation to food
C. Salivation to bell

Answer 23

B

Question 24

A conditional reflex associated with classical conditioning is:
A. Food presence
B. Salivation to food
C. Salivation to bell

Answer 24

C

Question 25

T/F: A big concept of classical conditioning is that the stimulus and response are unrelated

Answer 25

F.

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Question 26

During operant conditioning is negative or positive payoff faster?

Answer 26

Negative= Faster
Positive= Slower

Question 27

T/F: A big concept of operant conditioning is that the stimulus and response are unrelated

Answer 27

T

Question 28

Which type of conditioning is specific to changing a behavior based on payoffs?
A. Operant
B. Modeling
C. Classical

Answer 28

A

Question 29

Which 2 of the following are IQ tests?
A. Standford binet (adults)
B. MMSE
C. WISC (children)
D. Roraschach (ink blots)

Answer 29

A + C