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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
A generalized anxiety disorder
B attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
C schizophrenia
D bipolar
Question #2
A all-or-nothing thinking.
B emotional reasoning.
C magnification.
D personalization.
Question #3
A the patient’s conscious behaviors.
B incorporating positive ideas.
C unresolved issues buried in the unconscious.
D how to identify distorted, negative thinking.
Question #4
A Minimizing
B Overgeneralization
C Disqualifying the positive
D Catastrophizing
Question #5
A The therapist’s credentials and approach to therapy
B All of the answers are correct
C The cost of therapy
D The experience the therapist has in helping others with similar issues
Question #6
A A psychologist
B A counselor
C A psychotherapist
D A psychiatrist
Question #7
A drinking alcohol to help deal with stress.
B getting enough sleep.
C exercising daily as a regular form of stress management.
D eating well.
Question #8
A attention deficit disorder.
B schizophrenia.
C post traumatic stress disorder.
D no-suicidal self-injury.
Question #9
A Electroshock therapy
B Medication therapy
C Behavior therapy
D Acceptance and Commitment therapy
Question #10
A may continue to repeat rituals without gaining psychological relief.
B are more likely to have a germ related phobia.
C is more likely to develop the disorder in adulthood.
D develop fear and loss of control after a traumatic event.
Question #11
A physical symptoms, such as headaches, muscle tension, and difficulty swallowing often accompany the anxiety.
B its sufferers feel worry, anxiety and pessimism even when there is little or nothing to provoke it.
C it affects twice as many men as women.
D it can be diagnosed when the symptoms last six months or more.
Question #12
A are twice as likely in girls as in boys.
B can improve focus and attention to detail on the job.
C is always accurately diagnosed in early childhood.
D All of the above have been shown to have an impact on academic success rates.
Question #13
A Men are more likely than women to seek treatment for depression.
B Men are more likely to turn to drugs and alcohol to deal with depression than women.
C Men with depression are less likely to contract heart disease.
D Men do not experience any physical effects of depression.
Question #14
A producing excess serotonin in the brain.
B high levels of financial and academic success.
C experiencing irregular hormone levels.
D being the only family member to experience feelings of sadness.
Question #15
A maintaining good grades.
B feelings of euphoria.
C social withdrawal.
D expressing feelings of hopefulness for the future.
Question #16
A neurotransmitters in the brain.
B core temperature.
C red blood cell production.
D social anxiety.
Question #17
A Getting regular sleep every night.
B Avoid dealing with stressful social situations.
C Magnifying the importance of small failures.
D Setting long range goals.
Question #18
A are increasing reporting overwhelming anger.
B are less likely to experience psychological health problems.
C will achieve higher grades.
D support are less likely to feel hopelessness.
Question #19
A optimism.
B intimacy.
C pessimism.
D self-actualization.
Question #20
A safety and security.
B physiological health.
C self-esteem.
D love and belonging.
Question #21
A autonomy.
B assertiveness.
C realism.
D self-esteem.
