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In the DSM-IV-TR, which axis is used to identify clinical disorders?
In the DSM-IV-TR, which axis is used to identify clinical disorders?
- Axis IV
- Axis III
- Axis II
- Axis I (correct)
What is the main purpose of the DSM-5?
What is the main purpose of the DSM-5?
- To analyze the economic impact of mental disorders
- To assist clinicians in diagnosing mental disorders (correct)
- To offer treatment options for mental disorders
- To provide historical context of mental disorders
According to the biological model of abnormality, what are genetic factors?
According to the biological model of abnormality, what are genetic factors?
- Structural changes in the body impacting behavior
- Environmental influences that affect behavior
- Unlearned or inherited tendencies that influence behavior (correct)
- Learned tendencies that shape behavior
How do Behaviorists view abnormal behavior?
How do Behaviorists view abnormal behavior?
In the DSM-5, how many categories of mental disorders are there?
In the DSM-5, how many categories of mental disorders are there?
Which axis in the DSM-IV-TR assesses general medical conditions?
Which axis in the DSM-IV-TR assesses general medical conditions?
According to cognitive theorists, abnormal behavior is believed to arise from ___.
According to cognitive theorists, abnormal behavior is believed to arise from ___.
In the sociocultural perspective, cultural relativity emphasizes the importance of ___.
In the sociocultural perspective, cultural relativity emphasizes the importance of ___.
According to the bio-psycho-social perspective, psychological disorders result from the interaction of ___.
According to the bio-psycho-social perspective, psychological disorders result from the interaction of ___.
Anxiety disorders are characterized by ___.
Anxiety disorders are characterized by ___.
Free-floating anxiety refers to anxiety that ___.
Free-floating anxiety refers to anxiety that ___.
What was the belief of Hippocrates regarding mental illness?
What was the belief of Hippocrates regarding mental illness?
Which of the following is not one of the four criteria for abnormal behavior?
Which of the following is not one of the four criteria for abnormal behavior?
What is defined as a pattern of behavior that causes significant distress or harms a person's ability to function in daily life?
What is defined as a pattern of behavior that causes significant distress or harms a person's ability to function in daily life?
In ancient times, what was the process called where holes were cut in an ill person's head to let out evil spirits?
In ancient times, what was the process called where holes were cut in an ill person's head to let out evil spirits?
What is psychopathology the study of?
What is psychopathology the study of?
Which manual is commonly used for diagnosing and classifying psychological disorders?
Which manual is commonly used for diagnosing and classifying psychological disorders?
What are the two main components of Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders?
What are the two main components of Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders?
Which disorder is characterized by marked by at least two weeks of continually being in a bad mood with specific symptoms?
Which disorder is characterized by marked by at least two weeks of continually being in a bad mood with specific symptoms?
What is a key feature of Bipolar Disorders?
What is a key feature of Bipolar Disorders?
Which statement is true about Major Depressive Disorder?
Which statement is true about Major Depressive Disorder?
What is the most common type of diagnosed disorder of mood?
What is the most common type of diagnosed disorder of mood?
In Bipolar Disorders, what are the mood swings between?
In Bipolar Disorders, what are the mood swings between?
What is the definition of agoraphobia?
What is the definition of agoraphobia?
Which disorder involves panic attacks that occur more than once and cause persistent worry or changes in behavior?
Which disorder involves panic attacks that occur more than once and cause persistent worry or changes in behavior?
What are the common physical symptoms associated with panic attacks?
What are the common physical symptoms associated with panic attacks?
Which anxiety disorder involves feelings of dread and impending doom lasting at least six months?
Which anxiety disorder involves feelings of dread and impending doom lasting at least six months?
What is the main characteristic of specific phobias?
What is the main characteristic of specific phobias?
Which disorder is no longer classified as an anxiety disorder according to DSM-5?
Which disorder is no longer classified as an anxiety disorder according to DSM-5?
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