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STRESS, HEALTH & COPING
PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS
ANXIETY
DISORDERS
PSYCHOTHERAPIES & BIOMEDICAL THERAPIES
EMOTION & MOTIVATION
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Studies how biological, behavioral & social factors influence health, illness, treatment & health-related behaviors
A) Psychopathology B) Psychiatry C) Health psychology D) Social psychology
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This is a mood disorder characterized by extreme & persistent feelings of despondency, worthlessness & hopelessness, causing impaired emotional, cognitive, behavioral & physical functioning.
A) Dissociative fugue B) Borderline personality disorder C) Major depression D) Dysthymic disorder
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Also known as “free-floating anxiety,” this is an anxiety disorder characterized by excessive, global & persistent symptoms of anxiety where the person is constantly tense & has an on-going sense of apprehension, distress & uneasiness.
A) Seasonal affective disorder B) Panic disorder C) Generalized anxiety disorder D) Constant anxiety disorder
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Also called neuroleptics, these are prescription drugs that are used to reduce psychotic symptoms & are frequently used to treat schizophrenia.
A) Anti-anxiety medication B) Anti-depressant medication C) Anti-psychotic medication D) Electra-compulsive therapy
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According to Abraham Maslow, a person's full use of their talents, capacities & potential is known as what?
A) Optimal functioning B) Self-determination C) Self-actualization D) Motivation-actualization
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Stress contributes to many disorders in 2 ways: ___________ by prompting unhealthy behaviors ___________ by causing physical symptoms & illnesses
A) Emotionally; behaviorally B) Behaviorally; emotionally C) Directly; indirectly D) Indirectly; directly
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Eating disorder characterized by excessive weight loss, an irrational fear of gaining weight & distorted perception of body
A) Bulimia nervosa B) Anorexia nervosa C) Body dysmorphia D) Purge nervosa
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This is the fear of having a panic attack in a place where it would be difficult to escape, like a crowd or elevator.
A) Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) B) Agoraphobia C) Social Phobia D) Panicophobia
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These are prescription drugs used to help people deal with symptoms of anxiety. Examples would be Valium or Xanax.
A) Lithium B) Benzodiazepines C) Anti-depressant medications D) Anti-psychotic medications
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This type of motivation involves directing your behavior to prove to yourself that you can conquer a new challenge.
A) Achievement motivation B) Belongingness motivation C) Individual motivation D) Competence motivation
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Coping is divided into 2 categories: The goal of __________ is to manage or change a threatening stressor; the goal of ___________ is to manage or change the emotional impact of a threatening stressor.
A) Problem-focused coping & emotion-focused coping B) Emotion-focused coping & problem-focused coping C) Optimism-focused coping & pessimism-focused coping D) Pessimism-focused coping & Optimism-focused coping
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A mood disorder where the individual experiences periods of extreme depression & mania.
A) Bipolar disorder B) Schizophrenia C) Dysthmic disorder D) Paranoid personality disorder
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Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 main categories of specific phobias?
A) Technology B) Natural environment C) Injury/blood D) Situations
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This is a naturally occurring substance that is used to treat bipolar disorder; levels of this in your blood must be closely monitored.
A) Benzodiazipines B) Xanax C) Nitrogen D) Lithium
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Which of the following is NOT a psychological need to be met to reach self-determination according to Deci & Ryan?
A) Relatedness B) Competence C) Autonomy D) Power
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This stress response is associated with work; it is when work stress is prolonged & becomes chronic. The individual will experience exhaustion, cynicism, & a sense of failure.
A) Daily hassles B) Burnout C) General adaptation syndrome D) Type A behavior pattern
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This disorder is described as being chronic, low-grade depression that causes discomfort but does not seriously impair ability to function.
A) Seasonal affective disorder B) Dysthymic disorder C) Major depression D) Bipolar disorder
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The following 3 symptoms are characteristic of which disorder: (1) frequently recalling the event (2) avoiding situations that can trigger memories of the event (3) experiencing increased physical arousal & anxiety
A) Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) B) Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) C) Social phobia D) Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)?
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Which of the following biomedical therapies HAVE NOT been used to treat depression?
A) Buspar B) MAO Inhibitors & tricyclics C) Zoloft D) ECT
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Which of the following IS NOT a level on Maslow's hierarchy of needs to reach self-actualization?
A) Safety needs B) Physiological needs C) Financial needs D) Esteem needs
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This explanatory style uses internal, stable & global explanations to account for negative situations. They believe no amount of personal effort will improve their situation. It is also linked with poor health.
A) Pessimistic explanatory style B) Optimistic explanatory style C) External explanatory style D) Internal explanatory style
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A personality disorder characterized by pervasive pattern of disregarding & violating the rights of others. Often referred to as psychopaths or sociopaths.
A) Borderline personality disorder B) Paranoid personality disorder C) Dissociative personality disorder D) Anti-social personality disorder
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Which of the following is not 1 of the 4 most common compulsions associated with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)?
A) Washing B) Repeating C) Counting D) Precision/Symmetry
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This type of behavior therapy involves repeatedly pairing an unpleasant stimulus with the occurrence of undesirable behaviors or thoughts to reduce them.
A) Counter-conditioning B) Motivational Interviewing C) Aversive conditioning D) Systematic desensitization
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Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 basic emotions:
A) Disgust B) Sympathy C) Surprise D) Fear