Anxiety
Dissociative
Mood
Neurodevelopmental
Other Questions
100
When your fear starts interfering with your everyday life it becomes this.
What is a phobia.
100

In someone with dissociative identity disorder, the multiple identities living within the same body are commonly known as _______. 

What are alters?

100
Alternating between periods of depression and mania is the main symptom of this disorder.
What is bipolar disorder?
100

One of the most common reasons that children are referred for mental health services in the United States is ______________.

What is ADHD?

100

The three stages of GAS are ___________.


What are alarm, resistance, exhaustion

200
Your friend is constantly worried. He is not worried about anything specific and always has an overwhelming sense of dread about life. Your friend is probably suffering from this anxiety disorder.
What is generalized anxiety disorder.
200

200- When someone with dissociative identity disorder changes from one personality to another, this is known as __________.

What is switching?

200
This is the more persistent, less extreme version of bipolar disorder.
What is cyclothymia.
200

Academic performance that is substantially below the level predicted by the individual's age, IQ, and education is known as _________.

A learning disorder.

200

A disorder characterized by persistent and intrusive preoccupations with an imagined or slight defect in one's appearance.

What is body dysmorphic disorder?

300
Joe has been through two tours in Iraq. He comes home and for months he has had flashbacks, nightmares, and is paranoid. Joe will probably be diagnosed with __________.
What is posttraumatic stress disorder.
300
Those in a dissociative fugue state lose sense of consciousness and memory, and also do this.
What is travel someplace else without knowing.
300
Jill has given up. She did her best for as long as she could but nothing went her way. Now she feels like she has no control in her life. Jill is probably experiencing this.
What is learned helplessness.
300

List four symptoms of autism.

What is developmental delays, social skill deficits, ritualistic behavior, language deficits, rigidness, poor eye contact, repetitive movements

300

People with this disorder excessively save items that others may view as worthless. They have persistent difficulty getting rid of or parting with possessions, leading to clutter that disrupts their ability to use their living or work spaces.

What is hoarding?

400
an irresistible urge to behave in a certain way that occurs in OCD, especially against one's conscious wishes is called _______.
What is a compulsion?
400

What type of therapy is most used for dissociative identity disorder and why?

What is psychoanalysis and hypnosis- to integrate the alters. 

400
This term means the inability to experience pleasure.
What is anhedonia.
400

What are the three categories of symptoms for ADHD?

What is impulsivity, inattention, and hyperactivity?

400

This is a technique you can use to learn to control some of your body's functions, such as your heart rate. During biofeedback, you're connected to electrical sensors that help you receive information about your body. It is often used to help the individual lower their anxiety.

What is biofeedback?

500
Name two cognitive thinking errors that can lead to anxiety.
catastrophizing, mind reading, blaming, overgeneralization, all or none thinking, etc.
500
Sam has periods where she doesn't know where she is. Most of the time her personality is shy but family members say she is sometimes very outgoing, or sometimes very mean. What is Sam likely suffering from?
What is dissociative identity disorder?
500
These are four symptoms of depression.
What is loss/increase of appetite, fatigue, sleeps more/less, slow speech, feelings of sadness/worthlessness, anhedonia.
500

A repetitive and persistent pattern of behavior in children and adolescents in which the rights of others or basic social rules are violated.

What is conduct disorder?

500

List 3 ways to reduce the risk of suicide?

1)talk to the person about it 2)help the person clarify the problem 3)let the person know you care 4)listen to the person 5)help the person think of alternative solutions 6)encourage the person to seek professional help 7)seek help for the person 8)maintain contact

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