Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
Group 5
100

Attentional bias The tendency for people's perception to be affected by their ____ ______ at the time

recurring thoughts

100

New Psychodynamic perspective involves:

  1. Object Relations

  2. Motivational Approach

  3. Attachment Theory

  4. All of the above

  5. A and C only

5: A and C only

100

What is the theory that suggests that mental disorders or psychological conditions develop as a result of an interaction between a person's predisposition and the presence of stressful life events?

Diathesis-stress model.

100

Some mental disorders appear to be present in most, if not all, cultures

A: True

B: False

A: true

100

The study of patterns of thoughts, feeling or behaviour that disrupt a person's functioning or wellbeing is known as ____

Psychopathology

200

Social perspective approach highlights the importance of _______ and has contributed to the development of programs designed to improve the _______ conditions that lead to maladaptive behaviour.

environment


social conditions

200

Behavioural perspective arose in part as a reaction against the ______________ of psychoanalysis.

  1. Observable behaviour

  2. unscientific methods

  3. Freudian uproar

  4. complaints

2. unscientific methods

200

Are GABA and Glutamate fast or slow-acting neurotransmitters

Fast-acting

200

When did scientific questioning re-emerge, slowly replacing demonology and superstition? 

A: 10th century 

B: 13th century

C: 16th century

D: 18th century

C: 16th century

200

What percentage of people will have a mood disorder at any point in their lives?

  • 30%

  • 50%

  • 15%

  • 5%

15%

300

Which of the following is not part of the cognitive-behavioural perspective?

1-Brain dysfunction and neural plasticity

2-Cognitive distortions

3-Self efficacy

4-Attentional Bias

1- Brain dysfunction and neural plasticity

300

Pavlovian conditioning involves introducing a ___________ stimulus with a ______ stimulus

  1. Neutral & conditioned

  2. Neutral & unconditioned

  3. Conditioned & unconditioned

  4. Unconditioned & neutral  

2. Neutral & unconditioned

300

What level of disturbance are you experiencing if you have difficulty maintaining a job as you may not get along with bosses or you quit abruptly. You may also be unable to maintain relationships.

Personality disordered

300

What was Philippe Pinel’s (France 1790’s) hypothesis about dealing with patients with mental illness?

They should be treated with kindness

300

 Which of these population groups is at risk of mental health disorders?

  • Single mothers

  • Only-children

  • University Students 🙂

  • Culturally and linguistically diverse individuals

Culturally and linguistically diverse individuals

400

Psychopathology are mostly caused by one single cause: True or False

False

400

When I see cake, and then eat the cake, I feel good. This is an example of:

  1. Classical conditioning

  2. Breaking my diet

  3. Operant conditioning

  4. A and B



3. Operant conditioning

400

According to psychodynamic theory, what aspect does not exist in the preconscious? Super-ego, Ego, ID or other?

Id

400

What was the treatment for ‘supernatural causes’ of mental illness during the 5th -14th century in Europe?

Prayer/holy water/exorcism/touching relics/sanctified ointments
400

Mental ____ problems are emotional and behavioural abnormalities which impair functioning

Mental _____ clinically recognisable symptoms that cause distress and impair functioning, generally requiring treatment

health

disorders

500

What did the emotional stroop task find? 

1-that people will take longer to say those words colour than words that are not relevant to their issue

2-That people will take shorter to say those words colour than words that are not relevant to their issue

3- That people will take the same to say those words colour than words that are not relevant to their issue

1 - that people will take longer to say those words colour than words that are not relevant to their issue

500

Question 5: Classical conditioning is the same as ___________ conditioning

  1. Operant

  2. Pavlovian

  3. Behavioural

  4. Biological

2. Pavlovian

500

When a stressful event occurs, the hypothalamus will release a hormone called what?

Corticotropin-Releasing Hormone (CRH)

500

Once the ___________ period began, treatments for mental disorders quickly became based on strong empirical evidence.

Renaissance Period

500

Name three indicators of abnormality

 ANY THREE

• Subjective distress 

• Maladaptiveness

 • Statistical deviancy 

• Violation of standards of society

 • Social discomfort 

• Irrationality and unpredictability

 • Dangerousness



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