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Question 1 2 out of 2 points       People with__________insist that they are suffering from a serious physical malady, even though no medical evidence of it can be found

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• Question 1

  2 out of 2 points

  	People with__________insist that they are suffering from a serious physical malady, even though no medical evidence of it can be found.

• Question 2

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  	People with panic attacks tend to:

• Question 3

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  	In__________, a tormenting event is revisited in the form of intrusive memories, recurrent dreams, and flashbacks—the feeling that the event is recurring.

• Question 4

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  	__________are excessive, irrational fears of specific objects or situations, such as spiders, snakes, or heights.

• Question 5

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  	Schizophrenia is characterized by:

• Question 6

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  	People with mood disorders:

• Question 7

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  	The core of generalized anxiety disorder appears to be:

• Question 8

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  	Cory was driving when his car met with an accident. His best friend, who was sitting in the car with him, was killed in that accident. However, Cory escaped uninjured. When he woke up the next morning, he could not recall where he was or what had happened the previous night. He is most likely exhibiting:

• Question 9

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  	Which of the following statements is true of the biological views that explain the origins of anxiety disorders?

• Question 10

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  	People with _____ are preoccupied with exaggerated or imagined physical defects; continuous hair pulling, and compulsive skin-picking.

• Question 11

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  	Amnesia is frequently associated with _____.

• Question 12

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  	People describe Sarah as peculiar. She mixes up random words from different languages and strings them together in rambling sentences. She plays out her fantasy of living in a world made of cotton candy all day. However, she does not suffer from hallucinations or delusions. Sarah is displaying symptoms of _____.

• Question 13

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  	In the context of the origins of dissociative disorders, both psychodynamic and learning theories suggest that:

• Question 14

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  	Rajesh has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. In the manic phase, he is likely to:

• Question 15

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  	During the Age of Reason, many health professionals, who supported the medical model, began to:

• Question 16

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  	People with depersonalization–derealization disorder:

• Question 17

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  	Posttraumatic stress disorder:

• Question 18

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  	__________is defined by recurrent, anxiety-provoking thoughts or images that seem irrational and beyond control and seemingly irresistible urges to engage in thoughts or behaviors that tend to reduce the anxiety.

• Question 19

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  	Which of the following statements is true of group psychoanalysis?

• Question 20

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  	In client-centered therapy,__________refers to the recognition of a client's experiences and feelings.

• Question 21

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  	Which of the following statements is true of psychiatrist Aaron Beck's cognitive therapy?

• Question 22

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  	__________are best described as controlled environments in which people are reinforced for desired behaviors with keepsakes, such as poker chips, that may be exchanged for privileges.

• Question 23

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  	Cognitive therapy is:

• Question 24

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  	__________is best described as the systematic application of the principles of learning to the direct modification of a client's problem behaviors.

• Question 25

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  	Identify a true statement about behavior therapy.