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Abnormal Psych Chapter 6
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1What are the two key emotions in mood disorders
- Adepression and mania
- Bmania and anxiety
- Canxiety and depression
- Danxiety and fear
2Economic costs of mood disorders amount to many millions of dollars each year.
- ATrue
- BFalse
3What is Unipolar depression include?
- ABoth depression and mania
- BNormal mood when depression lifts
- CHistory of mania
- DPeriods of mania alternate with periods of depression
4What are the five main areas of affected functioning
- AEmotional symptoms
- BMotivational symptoms
- CBehavioral symptoms
- DCognitive symptoms
- EPhysical symptoms
- FPsychological symptoms
- GMental symptoms
- HHumanistic symptoms
5What is a cognitive symptoms of altered functioning?
- AHold negative views of themselves, blame themselves for unfortunate events, pessimistic
- BLose desire to pursue usual activities, social withdrawal, consider or commit suicide
- CLess active, less productive
- DHeadaches, dizzy spells, general pain
6People who experience a major depressive episode with no history of mania
- Amajor depressive disorder
- Bmajor depressive episode
- Cdysthymic disorder
- Dpremenstrual dysphoric disorder
- Edisruptive mood regulation disorder
7Period of 2 or more weeks marked by five or more symptoms of depression. In extreme cases, symptoms are psychotic including hallucinations and delusions.
- Amajor depressive disorder
- Bmajor depressive episode
- Cdysthymic disorder
- Dpremenstrual dysphoric disorder
- Edisruptive mood regulation disorder
8Individuals who experience a longer-lasting (at least 2 years) but less disabling pattern of depression
- Amajor depressive disorder
- Bmajor depressive episode
- Cpremenstrual dysphoric disorder
- Ddisruptive mood regulation disorder
- Edysthymic disorder
9A diagnosis given to women who repeatedly experience clinically significant depressive symptoms during the week before menstruation
- Amajor depressive disorder
- Bdysthymic disorder
- Cmajor depressive episode
- Dpremenstrual dysphoric disorder
- Edisruptive mood regulation disorder
10Characterized by a combination of persistent depressive symptoms and recurrent outbursts of severe temper
- Amajor depressive disorder
- Bmajor depressive episode
- Cdysthymic disorder
- Dpremenstrual dysphoric disorder
- Edisruptive mood regulation disorder
11As many as 20 percent of relatives of those with depression are themselves depressed, compared with fewer than 10 percent of the general population.
- ATrue
- BFalse
12In the 1950s, medications for what were found to cause depression.
- Ahigh blood pressure
- Banxiety
- Cmemory
- Dbipolar disorders
13People with depression have been found to have abnormal levels of _________ and ________ secretion.
- Acortisol, melatonin
- Bcortisol, serotonin
- Ccalcitonin, melatonin
- Dcalcitonin, serotonin
14Researchers believe that the brain circuit involved in unipolar depression includes all EXCEPT
- APrefrontal cortex
- BHippocampus
- CAmygdala
- DBrodmann Area 25
- EHypothalamus
15Which treatment of unipolar depression involves free association, therapist interpretation, and review of past events and feelings
- APsychodynamic
- BCognitive
- CBehavioral
- DSociocultural
16Despite successful case reports, researchers have found that long-term psychodynamic therapy is only occasionally helpful in cases of unipolar depression.
- ATrue
- BFalse
17Which treatment of unipolar depression involves reintroducing clients to pleasurable activities and events, often using a weekly schedule, appropriately reinforce their depressive and nondepressive behaviors, and helping them improve their social skills
- APsychodynamic
- BCognitive
- CBehavioral
- DSociocultural
18What asserts that people become depressed when they lose control over the reinforcements (rewards and punishments) in their lives and feel responsible for this helpless state and was tested with laboratory dogs
- Alearned helplessness
- Bfree association
- CPavlovs dogs
- Dcognitive therapy
19What is not a phase of Becks Cognitive Theory
- AIncreasing activities and elevating mood
- BChallenging automatic thoughts
- CIdentifying positive thinking and biases
- DChanging primary attitudes
20A growing number of today’s cognitive-behavior therapists agree with Beck’s proposition that individuals must fully disregard negative cognitions..
- ATrue
- BFalse
21Which treatments involves Family-Social and Interpersonal
- ASociocultural
- BPsychodynamic
- CCognitive
- DBehavioral
22Beyond such core symptoms, research suggests that the precise picture of depression varies from country to country. Depressed people in non-Western countries are more likely to be troubled by physical symptoms of depression than by cognitive ones.
- ATrue
- BFalse
23People in what state typically experience dramatic and inappropriate rises in mood and activity
- Amania
- Banxiety
- Cfear
- Dcognition
24A type of bipolar disorder marked by full manic and major depressive episodes; some have mixed episodes.
- ABipolar I
- BBipolar II
- CClothymic
25 A type of bipolar disorder marked by mildly manic (hypomanic) episodes and major depressive episodes.
- ABipolar I
- BBipolar II
- CClothymic
26A disorder marked by numerous periods of hypomanic symptoms and mild depressive symptoms.
- ABipolar I
- BBipolar II
- CClothymic
27What treatment of bipolar disorder was approved in 1970
- Alithium
- Bantidepressants
- Cxanax
- Dsaline
28What therapy focuses on medication management, social skills, and relationship issues
- AAdjunctive
- BCognitive
- CSociocultural
- DHumanistic
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