PRACTICE TEST 1

Question 1

A cause triggers onset of disorder

Answer 1

precipitating factors

Question 2

Causes a factor that made the disorder continues

Answer 2

maintaining factors

Question 3

A type of schizophrenia that did not meet the criteria

Answer 3

Undifferentiated schizophrenia

Question 4

Ability to remain in the same position in extended period of time
A body moved in new position and stay there of going limp

Answer 4

Waxy Flexibility

Question 5

An empirical biochemical theory about the onset of schizo
Antagonist dopamine reduced symptom of schizo
If L-dopa given to person with Parkinson’s disease it will trigger schizo symptoms

Answer 5

Dopamine hypothesis

Question 6

It is the idea of genetic predisposition to certain condition (either mental or environmental) that might trigger condition

Answer 6

Diathesis - stress model

Question 7

It i least partially responsible for psychological disorder

Answer 7

neurotransmitter

Question 8

What is organic disorder?

Answer 8

caused by damaged brain tissue

Question 9

What is the best way a psychometrician do if a patient is experiencing abnormal behavior?

Answer 9

Do a psychological assessment procedures

Question 10

prominent feature of abnormal behavior of psychodynamic

Answer 10

internal conflict is unconscious

Question 11

A theoretical perspective that abnormal behavior is the result of being sensitive to criticism and judgement

Answer 11

humanism

Question 12

An approach to human behavior that focus on how we think, which affect the way how we behave

Answer 12

Cognitive approach

Question 13

It emphasizes cultural practices as a parameter of acceptable behaviors

Answer 13

Socio-cultural perspective

Question 14

A perpective believe that abnormal behavior occurs when a psychological mechanism do not effectively perform their naturally selected function

Answer 14

Evolutionary perspective

Question 15

What is the purpose of DSM - 5?

Answer 15

identify and clarify the disorders using diagnostic criteria

Question 16

Why DSM - IV updated to DSM - 5?

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1. improve clinical utility
2. improve organizational structure
3. clarify biological and psychological relationship among disorder and incidence

Question 17

How many axes in DSM IV TR

Answer 17

5

Question 18

What is Axis I?

Answer 18

Clinical Disorder

Question 19

What is Axis II?

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Personality Disorder

Question 20

What is Axis III?

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General medical condition

Question 21

What is Axis IV?

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Psychosocial and environmental Problem

Question 22

What is Axis V?

Answer 22

Global Assessment of Functioning

Question 23

What is the shortcoming of DSM TR that paved the way for DSM 5?

Answer 23

1. It is just a guide, cant describe symptom and diagnosis
2. It is quick to use label that leads to stigma
3. Overly reliant on medical aspect of understanding behavior

Question 24

Why multiaxial axis did not use in DSM 5?

Answer 24

It is hard to use in research and clinical practice

Question 25

What is the overwhelming features of anxiety disorders?

Answer 25

Tension and nervousness

Question 26

A disorder which ha a feeling of dread and worry with constant ANS arousal

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GAD

Question 27

Difference of GAD and panic disorder

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GAD - less intense symptom for a longer period of time | PD - has acute symptom

Question 28

fear to public place and open space

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agoraphobia

Question 29

It explicate the experience of reinforcement of a person

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Operant conditioning

Question 30

It elucidates the learbned association of a person to stimuli

Answer 30

Clasical conditioning

Question 31

A perspective attributes anxiety disorder to misinterpretation of harmless situation as threatening

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Cognitive perspective

Question 32

A disorder that is characterized by physical symptoms but no actual physical cause

Answer 32

somatoform disorder

Question 33

Symptom that are real to the patient but have no apparent medical cause

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Conversion disorder

Question 34

A perspective suggests that human behavior influenced by social context, environmental cues, social pressures and cultural influences

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Social-cultural perspective

Question 35

What characterizes a mood disorder?

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Extreme disturbances of emotional balance

Question 36

Dysthmia is also known as

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Major Depression

Question 37

How long must patient experience symptom of dysthmia?

Answer 37

2 years

Question 38

It is a type of bipolar which is milder and subthreshold form

Answer 38

Cyclothymic disorder

Question 39

A type of depression that is related to changes in season

Answer 39

SAD

Question 40

How many type of schizophrenia are in DSM 5?

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5 types. 1. paranaiod 2. catatonic 3. disorganized 4. undifferentiated 5. Residual

Question 41

Positive symptoms of schizophrenia

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hallucination and delusion

Question 42

negative symptoms of schizophrenia

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affect the emotions and behaviors

Question 43

It i characterized by pervasive expression, abnormal personality constructs that interfere with normal social functioning

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Personality disorder

Question 44

A type of personality disorder that that has extreme ditrust and suspicion to others

Answer 44

paranoid personality disorder

Question 45

A type of amnesia which one loss memories occurred BEFORE the traumatic event

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retrogade amnesia

Question 46

A type of amnesia which one loss memories occurred AFTER the traumatic event

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anterogade amnesia

Question 47

A type of amnesia which ha no physiological basis for the memory disruption

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psychogenic amnesia

Question 48

A type of amnesia which losses some part of the memory

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selective amnesia

Question 49

The most common form of dissociative disorder

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Depersonalization disorder