perception

Question 1

False perceptions in the absence of stimuli to account for them

Answer 1

Hallucinations

Question 2

most common type of hallucination

Answer 2

auditory

pero pwede din visual, tactile, olfactory or gustatory

Question 3

hallucination as one is going asleep

Answer 3

hypnagogic

Question 4

hallucination as one is waking up from sleep

Answer 4

hypnopompic

Question 5

Misperception of stimuli

Answer 5

illusions

Question 6

Feeling that one is not oneself or that something has changed

Answer 6

depersonalization

Question 7

Feeling that one’s environment has changed in some strange way that is difficult to describe

Answer 7

derealization

Question 8

Selective loss or disuse of knowledge of specific objects because of emotional disturbances (psych)

Answer 8

Agnosia

Question 9

Inability to recognize a physical deficit in oneself

Answer 9

Anosognosia

Question 10

Inability to recognize a part of one’s body as own

Answer 10

Somatopagnosia (ignorance of body)

Question 11

Inability to recognize objects or person seen

Answer 11

Visual Agnosia

Question 12

Inability to recognize objects by touch

Answer 12

Astereognosis

Question 13

Inability to recognize faces

Answer 13

Prosopagnosia

Question 14

Inability to carry out specific tasks

Answer 14

Apraxia

Question 15

Inability to comprehend more than one element into visual scene at a time or to integrate the parts into a whole

Answer 15

Simultagnosia

Question 16

Inability to perform rapid alternating movements

Answer 16

Dysdiadochokinesia

Question 17

Sensory syndrome preceding an attack

Answer 17

Aura

Question 18

Development of symbolic physical symptoms and distortions involving the voluntary muscles or special sense organs, not under voluntary control and not explained by any physical disorder

Answer 18

Conversion Phenomena

Question 19

Unconscious defense mechanism involving segregation of any group of mental or behavioral processes from the rest of the person’s psychic activity

Answer 19

Dissociation

Question 20

Loss of sensory modalities resulting from emotional conflicts

Answer 20

Hysterical Anesthesia

Question 21

State in which objects seem larger than they are

Answer 21

Macropsia

Question 22

State in which objects seem smaller than they are

Answer 22

Micropsia

Question 23

Dissociative disorder characterized by a period of almost complete amnesia, during which a person flees from an immediate life situation and begins a different life pattern

Answer 23

fugue

Question 24

One person who appears at different times to be 2 or more entirely different characters

Answer 24

Multiple Personality