Sophia -Introduction to Psychology UNIT 6 MILESTONE SCORE 100 PERCENT

1

Betty laughs and spins in circles throughout much of the day. She cannot give meaningful answers to questions posed by her doctors. Instead, she discusses unrelated information in a way that is difficult to follow. 

Betty will most likely be diagnosed with which of the following?

Paranoid schizophrenia

Undifferentiated schizophrenia

Disorganized schizophrenia

Catatonic schizophrenia

CONCEPT

Schizophrenia

2

Which psychological disorder involves extreme emotions, or changes in the level of emotion?

Dissociative disorder 

Anxiety disorder 

Somatoform disorder 

Mood disorder 

CONCEPT

Mood and Bipolar Disorders

3

Tim was living in Haiti when an earthquake killed several friends and family members. A few years later, Tim continues to experience anxiety and flashbacks. The symptoms are intense, and interfere with his ability to function.

Tim probably suffers from which of the following?

Post-traumatic stress disorder 

Non-traumatic stress

Acute stress disorder 

Acculturative stress 

CONCEPT

Stress Disorders

4

Antonio completes a seven-minute routine before leaving his house. He checks seven times that his stove is off, checks seven times that the lights are off, and locks and re-locks his door seven times. If Antonio does not complete this routine, he becomes extremely anxious and worries that something might happen to his home while he is gone.

Antonio would likely be diagnosed with which of the following?

Social phobia

Obsessive compulsive disorder

Generalized anxiety disorder

Agoraphobia

CONCEPT

Phobias and OCD

5

Which of the following is a type of conflict in which a person wants to do or have something, but doesn't like certain aspects of it?

Avoidance-avoidance conflict

Approach-approach conflict

Appreciation-apperception conflict

Approach-avoidance conflict

CONCEPT

Conflict

6

The last stage of general adaptation syndrome, in which the body's resources are depleted as a result of responding to constant stressors, is called the __________.

resistance stage

alarm stage

burnout stage

exhaustion stage

CONCEPT

Stages of Stress and Psychoimmunology

7

Which of the following can cause a substance-related disorder?

Illegal drugs, including cocaine

Painkilling drugs, including morphine

All of the answer choices are correct.

Antidepressant drugs, including Zoloft

CONCEPT

Sexual, Gender Identity, and Substance-Related Disorder

8

When a person is anxious for an extended period of time, he or she can become more susceptible to illness. 

This is called which of the following?

Stress-induced illness

Lifestyle disease

Behavioral risk factor

Biofeedback

CONCEPT

Health Psychology

9

Eleanor is in psychotherapy, where she is learning to cope with stress. As part of this process, she works to recognize the ways in which she criticizes herself so that she can replace negative thought patterns with positive information. 

Which of the following terms refers to critical and harmful thoughts about oneself?

Hypomania

Negative self-statements 

Learned helplessness 

Defense mechanisms 

CONCEPT

Specific Techniques of Coping with Stress

10

Which of the following is a mood disorder that causes a lack of enjoyment in activities, and is closely related to learned helplessness?

Generalized anxiety disorder

Depression

Sublimation

Projection

CONCEPT

Psychological Defenses

11

All of the following are cognitive disorders EXCEPT __________.

Hypomania

Dementia

Delirium

Amnesia

CONCEPT

Cognitive and Organic Disorders

12

Which of the following describes maladaptive behavior?

Behavior that can impact daily life and make it difficult for an individual to adapt

Action that goes against the accepted values of a group of people

A legal term for the "mental fitness" of individuals and their level of responsibility

CONCEPT

Abnormal Behaviors

13

Which of the following best describes frustration?

An emotional reaction that results in a lack of interest in activities that a person once enjoyed

An emotional reaction that occurs when an individual is unable to complete a task, or reach a desired outcome

An emotional reaction that causes a person to attempt to hurt someone or something

CONCEPT

Frustration

14

Which disorder displays symptoms of depression for at least two weeks and is not caused by substances or life events?

Dysthymic disorder 

Panic disorder with agoraphobia 

Major depressive disorder 

Anxiety disorder

CONCEPT

Mood Depressive Disorders

15

Willy was involved in a car accident in which he was the driver who caused the crash. Although Willy suffered no physical injuries, he is unable to remember who he is or anything about his past.

Willy is likely experiencing which of the following?

Dissociative amnesia

Agoraphobia 

Somatization disorder

Dissociative identity disorder

CONCEPT

Dissociative Disorders

16

Tisha has been worrying, and has had difficulty concentrating, for over a year. In addition, she often feels dizzy and irritable. Tisha is considering psychotherapy, but wonders if it is appropriate, since she has not had panic attacks and still goes to work. Her work performance has suffered, however, and her boss has spoken to her about it.

Tisha is likely experiencing which of the following?

Generalized anxiety disorder

Panic disorder (without agoraphobia)

Panic disorder (with agoraphobia)

Agoraphobia (without panic disorder)

CONCEPT

Anxiety Disorders

17

Talli recently lost her job in banking. She has applied for a number of new jobs, but has not found one yet. It has become difficult for her to pay her bills. As her unemployment continues, Talli begins to find it hard to get out of bed, so she often sleeps much of the day. She also has no appetite, and is uninterested in food.

Talli may have which of the following?

Psychological trauma

Bipolar disorder

Neurosis

Adjustment disorder

CONCEPT

Mental Disorders Overview

18

Which of the following combines environmental and biological approaches when assessing the causes of mental disorders? 

Psychoimmunology 

Stress-vulnerability model

Cognitive-behavioral model

Psychopathology

CONCEPT

Causes of Mental Disorders

19

Matt believes that the tin foil hat he wears prevents radio waves from entering his brain. He says that aliens are trying to find him.

Which of the following does Matt most likely have?

Delusion 

Neurosis 

Hallucination 

Dysthymia

CONCEPT

Psychotic Disorders

20

A chronic disorder in which a person experiences a variety of mental and physical symptoms that have no apparent physical causes is called __________.

a conversion disorder

a hypochondriasis

a somatization disorder

a pain disorder

CONCEPT

Somatoform Disorders

21

Tilly lived most of her life in Southern California. When she moved to Maine, she began to feel more tired and stressed, and craved carbohydrates, even though she likes the cold, short winter days. During the summer, Tilly does not experience these symptoms. 

Tilly is most likely experiencing __________.

seasonal affective disorder

endogenous depression 

manic depression

postpartum depression