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Question #1

A pattern of abnormalities—head and facial deformities, heart defects, and intellectual development disorder—characterizes someone with:

A fetal alcohol syndrome.

B substance abuse syndrome.

C alcohol abuse syndrome.

D Korsakoff’s syndrome.

Question #2

Nate took a drug and a few minutes later felt calm. He then became drowsy and went to sleep. Nate MOST likely took:

A heroin.

B cocaine.

C a barbiturate.

D cannabis.

Question #3

A combination of alcohol abuse and a vitamin B deficiency can lead to:

A Tourette’s syndrome.

B Korsakoff’s syndrome.

C alcohol-induced psychotic disorder.

D delirium tremens.

Question #4

Which drug is NOT known to directly stimulate the brain’s reward center?

A cocaine

B marijuana

C amphetamine

D heroin

Question #5

Which statement is TRUE regarding gender differences in heavy drinkers?

A Women are more susceptible to becoming heavy drinkers due to their typically smaller body size and weight.

B Heavy drinking is at least twice as likely in men as it is in women.

C Female heavy drinkers outnumber male heavy drinkers through adolescence, but the reverse is true in adulthood.

D Women are slightly more likely than men to be classified as heavy drinkers.

Question #6

Which drug treatment approach makes incentives (such as program privileges) dependent on the submission of drug-free urine specimens?

A acceptance and commitment therapy

B contingency management

C behavioral self-control training (BSCT)

D relapse prevention

Question #7

Which theory explains drug-seeking behavior as led by a rewarding effect that makes using the substance again more likely?

A learned helplessness

B opponent-process theory

C operant conditioning

D synergistic theory

Question #8

Which drug increases the activity of the central nervous system?

A alcohol

B barbiturates

C marijuana

D cocaine

Question #9

A serious, irreversible condition affecting the liver that is associated with long-term excessive drinking is:

A delirium tremens.

B Korsakoff’s syndrome.

C fetal alcohol syndrome.

D cirrhosis.

Question #10

Ainsley has a drink in the morning on rising and a cocktail with breakfast. She usually sneaks a snort during the morning (“just to get through the day”) and then drinks during lunch. Later, at home, she generally has a small dinner and sits in front of the TV drinking wine, often an entire bottle. Somehow she manages to get up and go to work the next morning. Ainsley is displaying:

A withdrawal.

B substance use disorder.

C delirium tremens.

D binge drinking.

Question #11

The primary motivating emotion a person with anorexia experiences is:

A fear.

B shame.

C hate.

D anger.

Question #12

Individuals with anorexia nervosa often have which psychological problem?

A episodes of mania

B borderline personality disorder

C multiple phobias

D obsessive thoughts

Question #13

The MOST common cognitive disturbance seen in individuals with anorexia nervosa is a:

A revulsion toward food.

B distorted body image.

C a distorted view of others.

D major clinical depression.

Question #14

A therapist is treating a young woman with bulimia nervosa. Which treatment approach would the therapist use to break the binge-purge cycle seen with this condition?

A systematic desensitization

B exposure and response prevention

C flooding

D psychodynamic therapy

Question #15

Females with bulimia tend to be more concerned about _____ than females with anorexia.

A restricting food intake

B controlling urges to eat

C pleasing others

D avoiding shame

Question #16

The significant clinical difference between binge-eating disorder and bulimia nervosa is that individuals with binge-eating disorder:

A do not feel out of control during a binge episode.

B lack emotion after a binge-eating episode.

C do not engage in purging behaviors.

D binge much less frequently.

Question #17

What is the effect of vomiting after a binge episode?

A Bingeing increases the level of satiety that the person experiences.

B The body releases glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1).

C The individual loses about half of the calories consumed during the binge.

D Bingeing increases the body’s metabolism.

Question #18

Persons with _____ have a low opinion of their body shape and are likely to overestimate their actual proportions.

A neither anorexia nervosa nor bulimia nervosa

B both anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa

C anorexia nervosa

D bulimia nervosa

Question #19

Ophelia is a college-aged woman with a history of dieting. Over the past few months, she has drastically reduced how much food she consumes. She views her constant hunger pain as a positive sign that she is maintaining control over her eating. Even though her weight is now below average, Ophelia still views herself as overweight. As her health care provider, you suspect possible anorexia nervosa. Which other sign or symptoms would be present with anorexia nervosa?

A history of being a picky eater

B extroverted personality

C a history of mental illness

D fear of becoming overweight

Question #20

What is the primary motivation of people with anorexia nervosa?

A the desire to be thin

B a preoccupation with food

C fear

D a death wish

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