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If you are suffering from bipolar disorder, you are very likely taking:


A) tricyclics
B) MAO inhibitors
C) SSRIs
D) lithium

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Nowadays, those individuals suffering from anxiety are most likely to take:


A) tricyclics
B) MAO inhibitors
C) SSRIs
D) none of the above since they are all antidepressants

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My therapist tells me during our first meeting that she personally believes that the best way to treat patients, myself included, is to consider what theories have or share in common. This would be an example of:


A) eclectic psychotherapy
B) psychotherapy integration
C) cyclical psychodynamics
D) psychotropic therapy

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What is the cause of disorders, according to the psychodynamic approach? How does it differ from the cause of disorders according to the cognitive approach?

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According to psychodynamic approach, sym...

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Presenting the patient with an actual phobic stimulus, rather than have them imagine it, is involved in:


A) exposure techniques
B) systematic desensitization
C) stimulus confrontation
D) increasing exposure

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My therapist tells me that what would best serve me would be a combination of information processing, rational-emotive, and flooding techniques to fit individual situations. This would be an example of:


A) eclectic psychotherapy
B) integrative psychotherapy
C) cyclical psychodynamics
D) synthetic psychoanalysis

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Certain drugs, such as lithium, take several weeks to start taking effect. This is most likely because:


A) neurons in certain regions are too sensitive and fire too rapidly
B) neurotransmitters operate slowly within the brain
C) people may take then intermittently due to side effects
D) it takes time for the intracellular mechanisms to be influenced

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In which of the following techniques does the therapist demonstrate the desired behavior and then gradually induce the patient to engage in it?


A) therapeutic alliance
B) countertransference
C) participatory modeling
D) exposure technique

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ECT has been found to be extremely effective for


A) severe anxiety
B) severe depression, especially delusional depression
C) schizophrenia
D) treating memory loss

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Assuming a therapist is using Bandura's method of participatory modeling to help a patient lose a phobia of flying (they fear that the plane will crash) , what should the therapist do?


A) Show to the client movies of people flying in planes and showing that nothing happens
B) Repeatedly present data that flying is actually the safest form of travelling
C) The therapist should get on a plane and fly somewhere
D) Provide testimony from ex-flying phobics that flying is safe

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Which individual proposed the notion of "collaborative empiricism?"


A) Albert Ellis
B) Carl Rogers
C) Aaron T. Beck
D) Herbart Simon

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The understanding of the inner workings of one's own mind is called:


A) insight
B) self awareness
C) self possession
D) personal perspective

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MAO inhibitors are called that because they:


A) decrease MAO production levels
B) prevent the release of MAO from the synaptic vesicles
C) prevent MAO from breaking down neurotransmitters in the presynaptic neuron
D) alter the structural composition of MAO

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Identify and compare the techniques of Gestalt therapy and client-centered therapy. What do you think of those techniques?

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Gestalt therapy argues that psychopathol...

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According to the textbook, _____ therapy groups work on individualistic or personal problems, whereas _____ groups focus on disorder or issues common to all participants.


A) homogenous; heterogeneous
B) heterogeneous; homogenous
C) unicultural; cross-cultural
D) egocentric; allocentric

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The goal of antidepressant medications such as SSRIs is to:


A) keep serotonin acting longer in the synapses of the brain
B) keep people from making irrational associations between ideas
C) reduce body weight and make people feel better about themselves
D) reduce anxiety that leads to depression

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Bandura's notion of _____ involves the therapist modeling the desired behavior and gradually inducing the patient to participate.


A) imitation
B) participatory modeling
C) indirect reinforcement
D) reciprocal isomorphism

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In free association, the most important clues come from:


A) the intonation of the patient's voice
B) what is concealed
C) nonverbal cues (e.g., how the patient reacts; where he or she looks)
D) what is uttered

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In comparison to drugs, ECT is more effective in treating:


A) psychoses
B) neuroses
C) schizophrenia
D) severe depression

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The truth be told, I would imagine that the real interest of psychologists who try to help the mentally ill is in:


A) effectiveness
B) efficacy
C) efficiency
D) veridicality

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