Health Psychology
Psychological Disorder
Treatment of Psychological Disorder
Health Psychology
Psychological Disorder
100

Before a big soccer game, Noah feels excited and energized, helping him perform better. This BEST represents:

Eustress

100

A person with a genetic vulnerability develops depression only after experiencing major life stress. This BEST supports:

Diathesis-stress model

100

For over two weeks, Olivia has felt hopeless, lost interest in activities, and struggles to get out of bed. This BEST describes:

Major depressive disorder

100

Emma repeatedly washes her hands for hours each day because she fears germs. This BEST describes:

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)

100

A therapist slowly helps a client overcome fear of dogs by introducing small exposures while teaching relaxation. This BEST describes:


Systematic desensitization

200

After months of nonstop stress and little sleep, Emma feels physically and emotionally drained. According to Selye, she is MOST likely in which stage?


Exhaustion

200

A child struggles to sit still, interrupts others often, and has trouble focusing in school. Which disorder BEST matches this description?

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

200

After repeated failures despite trying hard, Noah stops attempting to improve because he believes nothing will help. This BEST demonstrates:

Learned helplessness

200

After surviving a car accident, Liam experiences nightmares and vivid memories that make him feel like the accident is happening again. This BEST describes:

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

200

Children in a classroom earn points for positive behavior that they can exchange for rewards later. This BEST demonstrates:

Token economy

300

After hearing bad news, Sofia immediately calls close friends and spends time caring for family members. This BEST supports:

Tend-and-befriend theory

300

Maya constantly worries about school, family, health, and everyday situations even when there is little reason for concern. This BEST describes:

Generalized anxiety disorder

300

A patient experiences periods of extreme energy and excitement followed by long periods of deep depression. This BEST describes:

Bipolar disorder

300

A teenager dangerously restricts food intake because of an intense fear of gaining weight. This BEST describes:

Anorexia nervosa

300

A therapist helps a client identify unhealthy thought patterns and replace them with healthier behaviors and thinking. This BEST describes:

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

400

After failing a test, Liam listens to calming music and talks with friends to reduce stress instead of fixing the problem directly. This BEST demonstrates:

Emotion-focused coping

400

During class, Ethan suddenly feels intense fear, chest pain, dizziness, and trouble breathing without warning. This is MOST likely a:

Panic attack

400

A man believes he has secret powers and is destined to rule the world despite no evidence. This is an example of:

Delusion of grandeur

400

During therapy, a client is encouraged to say whatever thoughts come to mind without censoring them. This technique is called:

Free association

400

A psychiatrist prescribes a medication commonly used to stabilize extreme mood swings in bipolar disorder. Which medication is MOST likely prescribed?

Lithium

500

Even after losing her home in a flood, Ava slowly rebuilds her life and adapts positively. This BEST demonstrates:

Resilience

500

A student avoids presentations and parties because of intense fear of being judged by others. This BEST describes:

Social anxiety disorder

500

A patient hears voices speaking when nobody is actually there. This symptom is called:

Hallucination

500

A therapist creates a warm, accepting environment where the client feels valued without judgment. This BEST demonstrates:

Person-centered therapy

500

A client improves in therapy partly because they trust their therapist and feel understood and supported. This BEST describes:


Therapeutic alliance



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