A) generally successful with a cognitive-behavioral approach.
B) well researched, though no effective treatments have been established.
C) successful when based on systematic desensitization and social skills training.
D) problematic because the patient's submissiveness often negates one of the major goals of the therapy.
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A) psychoanalysis.
B) hypnosis.
C) faith healing.
D) the placebo effect.
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A) hot-tempered.
B) easy going.
C) kind.
D) cheap.
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A) stress.
B) impaired functioning.
C) culturally expected responses.
D) psychotic symptoms.
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A) This disorder is on the decline in Western societies.
B) Reports of treatment success are limited.
C) Recently there has been a great deal of research on this disorder.
D) All of the above
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A) It would retain more information about each individual.
B) It would be more flexible.
C) It would avoid arbitrary decisions involved in assignment to a diagnostic category.
D) All of the above
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A) learn to avoid punishment.
B) have an underactive cortex.
C) under-react to the threat of punishment.
D) have brain damage that inhibits their ability to understand the implications of their actions.
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A) diagnosis.
B) prognosis.
C) pathophysiology.
D) disease aetiology.
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A) regressing patients to the time in their lives when they experienced trauma.
B) removing the reinforcing attention that they have received for their disordered behavior in the past.
C) enrolling them in a 12-step program such as Alcoholics Anonymous.
D) learning to cope with life stressors in a more effective manner.
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A) schizotypal
B) schizoid
C) paranoid
D) multiple
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A) tolerance of behavior in a culture.
B) differences in help-seeking behavior.
C) gender bias on the part of the diagnosing clinician.
D) all of the above
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A) his fears are justified.
B) his family life is stable.
C) he has ever attempted suicide.
D) he avoids socialization.
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A) antisocial
B) histrionic
C) narcissistic
D) dependent
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A) antisocial personality disorder.
B) attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
C) conduct disorder.
D) narcissistic personality disorder.
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A) preoccupation with other people.
B) obsession with keeping things neat and orderly.
C) thinking of oneself as deserving of special treatment.
D) pathological dishonesty.
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A) dependent; avoidant
B) dependent; schizoid
C) schizoid; avoidant
D) histrionic; antisocial
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A) immediate termination.
B) working to reduce Helen's reliance on Dr.Block.
C) a behavioral plan to increase Helen's socialization.
D) exploration of the issues that made Helen seek therapy initially.
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A) humanistic psychology.
B) psychoanalysis.
C) Jungian psychology.
D) the behavioural model.
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A) suddenly.
B) atypically.
C) gradually.
D) following a period of recovery.
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A) cognitive therapy to replace grandiose fantasies with more realistic goals.
B) coping strategies to help accept criticism.
C) exploration of early life trauma that led to the disorder.
D) being helped to focus on the feelings of others.
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