Mastery Quizes 11 and on

Question 1

In the DSM-IV-TR, ____________ was viewed as a condition requiring further study, but in the DSM-V it has its own diagnostic category.

Answer 1

binge eating disorder

Question 2

__________ refers to a loss of appetite, while __________ indicates that it is due to emotional reasons.

Answer 2

-anorexia, nervosa

Question 3

Cathy stopped eating meals over two months ago. Now she eats very little, and only when under some family pressure. She has lost over 22 pounds, and is now about 15% below normal body weight for her height. She probably has-

Answer 3

anorexia, restricting type

Question 4

People with anorexia nervosa are also frequently diagnosed with-a. Depression b. Anxiety c. substance abuse d. all of the above

Answer 4

All of the above

Question 5

As compared to anorexia nervosa, the diagnosis of bulimia nervosa is associated with-

Answer 5

lower mortality rates

Question 6

Bulimia nervosa typically begins in:

Answer 6

late adolescence or early adulthood

Question 7

Genetic influences on eating disorders are-

Answer 7

a substantial factor

Question 8

Studies of perfectionism in anorexia nervosa indicate that which of the following statements would be most typical of an anorexic?

Answer 8

-“I’ve got to show my teacher that I can meet his goal for me of winning the debate championship.

Question 9

Eating disorders are more common in women who are-

Answer 9

white

Question 10

The principal form of psychological treatment for anorexia nervosa is-

Answer 10

family therapy

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT a subcategory of the DSM-5’s paraphilias?

Answer 11

sexual arousal disorder

Question 12

Which age group has the highest number of new HIV cases being diagnosed each year?

Answer 12

20-24

Question 13

Which of the following is NOT a phase in the sexual response cycle?-

Answer 13

anticlimax

Question 14

Female orgasmic disorder is defined as-

Answer 14

lack of orgasm despite normal sexual excitement and stimulation.

Question 15

Persistent or recurrent pain during sexual intercourse is called __________ in DSM-5.-

Answer 15

genito-pelvic pain/penetration disorder

Question 16

In a study of the role of self-blame and erectile dysfunction, men who were given an internal explanation for their low arousal after watching erotic films

Answer 16

-reported and showed less physiological arousal.

Question 17

In sex therapy, the sensate focus exercise involves

Answer 17

caressing without engaging in intercourse.

Question 18

Frotteuristic disorder involves

Answer 18

the sexually oriented touching of an unsuspecting person

Question 19

Rapists who enter therapy for their behavior do best when-

Answer 19

they complete the therapy program

Question 20

Bryant, as part of his treatment for committing incest, was trained to experience empathy for his victims. He was likely receiving

Answer 20

cognitive therapy

Question 21

The field of __________ focuses on the disorders of childhood within the context of life-span development.-

Answer 21

developmental psychopathology

Question 22

Abnormal behavior in children-s developmentally determined;

Answer 22

s developmentally determined; that is, normal behavior at one age is abnormal at another

Question 23

__________ disorders are characterized by more inward-focused experiences and behaviors

Answer 23

Internalizing

Question 24

As compared to developmentally normal levels of hyperactivity, diagnosable hyperactivity

Answer 24

impairs the child’s functioning

Question 25

Research on subtypes of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder indicates that those with both attentional and hyperactive problems

Answer 25

are more likely to be placed in special education classes than children with only attentional problems.

Question 26

In recent molecular genetic studies, genes associated with the neurotransmitter __________ have been linked to ADHD.

Answer 26

dopamine

Question 27

Shannon, a junior in high school, was recently suspended from school for stealing money from ninth-graders, writing graffiti on the bathroom walls, and beating up another student. Shannon’s teacher reports that she has very few friends. The most likely diagnosis for Shannon would be

Answer 27

conduct disorder.

Question 28

Sam is a 16-year-old adolescent who feels that he is unable to be an adult, despite the fact that he’s nearly 6 feet, 3 inches tall and has grown a beard. Although he led a “normal” childhood, when he was about 11, he began to get into frequent fights at school and has had trouble with the law ten times. According to Moffitt, Sam would be categorized as having-

Answer 28

adolescence-limited conduct problems

Question 29

Multisystemic therapy-

Answer 29

is based upon intervention in ecologically valid settings such as home, school or peer group

Question 30

Depressed children and their parents

Answer 30

have more negative interactions.