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Chapter 22 (Weight Loss That Works)
Mood Disorders
Chapter 23 (I think I can, I think I can)
Anxiety Disorders
Other Disorders
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Obesity affects 1/3, 1/2, or 3/4 of the population in the United States.
What is 1/3
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Mood disorders include "mania". True or False
What is True
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HEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOULD YOU LIKE AN EXTRA 400 HUNDRED POINTS? Ability is an interesting concept because it is often contrasted with another concept.
What is performance.
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This disorder can sometimes mimic a heart attack.
What is panic disorder or panic attack
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These two disorders were considered anxiety disorders until the DSM V was published. Now they are independent.
What is OCD and PTSD
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Ryckman, Robbins, Kaczor, and Gold (1989) reported that obese people are often stereotyped as slow, sloppy, and _____
What is lazy
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This mood disorder is the leading cause of disability worldwide.
What is Major Depressive Disorder
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Martocchio's study consisted of seventy six participants from a large public university. What was the average age?
What is 42-43
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COWABUNGA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Get this right and you receive double points. Get this wrong and you lose a turn. What are three of the five most common specific phobias?
1. What is Fear of animals—this can include pets, wild animals and insects (e.g., arachnophobia—fear of spiders). 2. Fear of natural environment—this can include natural disasters (e.g., storms and earthquakes) as well as fear of being in unstable places within the environment (e.g., hydrophobia—fear of water and acrophobia—fear of heights). 3. Fear of blood/injections/injury—this can include fear of seeing the blood of other people (e.g., witnessing surgeries or injuries) as well as fear of experiencing this stimuli oneself (e.g., fear of having one’s blood drawn for laboratory tests). 4. Fear of situations—this can include fear of traveling by different means (e.g., fear of driving on a highway or pteromerhanophobia—fear of flying) as well as claustrophobia (fear of being in enclosed places such as elevators, tunnels or bridges). 5. Other Fears—this can include fear of dying by illness, fear of incontinence and fear of other bodily sensations (e.g., coughing, palpitations or pain).
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What is Somatoform disorder
Somatoform disorders are mental illnesses that cause bodily symptoms, including pain. The symptoms can't be traced back to any physical cause.
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Participants had to pay this amount to be in the study.
What is 150.00
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What was bipolar called before they changed it to bipolar disorder?
What is Manic Depressive
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The average worker can expect to change jobs __ many times, due to factors that go beyond personal dissatisfaction.
What is 6
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What is "free floating anxiety"?
When a person cannot identify the cause of the tension.
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This is a group of mental health conditions in which a person has a long-term pattern of behaviors, emotions, and thoughts that is very different from his or her culture's expectations.
What is Personality Disorders
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YABA DABA DOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Double Points for You!!! What did the acronyms TBT and BCT stand for?
What is Traditional Behavior Therapy, and Behavioral Choice Therapy.
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BIGGGG POINTSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Get this right and you receive an additional extra credit point for your team. Adults living with serious mental illness die on average this many years earlier than other Americans.
What is 25
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Research in psychology has identified two different views that people might take concerning ability. They are ......
What is entity and incremental
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If you have an anxiety disorder, it is important not to avoid stress and situations that make you feel “stressed.” True or False
What is true. Treating yourself as if you are fragile and avoiding risk leads to feeling demoralized. Avoiding anxiety tends to reinforce it. You can be anxious and still do whatever you have to do.
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In schizophrenia, what is considered positive symptoms, and negative symptoms.
Positive: Hallucinations, Delusions, Thought and Movement disorders. Negative: "Flat affect" (a person's face does not move or he or she talks in a dull or monotonous voice) Lack of pleasure in everyday life Lack of ability to begin and sustain planned activities Speaking little, even when forced to interact.
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Obesity is a medical condition that is directly linked to three medical problems
What is Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, and Coronary Heart Diseases.
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What is the difference between bipolar mania and bipolar hypomania?
What is Hypomania is a less severe form of mania. People in a hypomanic state feel euphoric, energetic, and productive, but they are able to carry on with their day-to-day lives and they never lose touch with reality. People experiencing a manic episode often talk a mile a minute, sleep very little, and are hyperactive. They may also feel like they’re all-powerful, invincible, or destined for greatness. Mania has a tendency to spiral out of control. People often behave recklessly during a manic episode: gambling away savings, engaging in inappropriate sexual activity, or making foolish business investments, for example. They may also become angry, irritable, and aggressive—picking fights, lashing out when others don’t go along with their plans, and blaming anyone who criticizes their behavior. Some people even become delusional or start hearing voices.
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Self-efficacy refers to the judgments that individuals make about their capabilities to mobilize the _______, cognitive resources, and courses of action needed to enable future performance on a specific task.
What is motivation
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Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health issues in America. The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) reports that 8 percent of adolescents have an anxiety disorder. The average age for symptoms to develop is 4, 5, 6, or 9 years old.
What is 6
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Addiction to ______ is the most common form of substance abuse in people with schizophrenia.
What is nicotine