Quiz 5

A  maintenance therapy, but it is not necessary; once symptoms are gone, they tend not to reappear.

B  placebo therapy, and it is often necessary to keep symptoms from reappearing.

C  maintenance therapy, and it is often necessary to keep symptoms from reappearing.

D  placebo therapy, but it is not necessary; once symptoms are gone, they tend not to reappear.

A  more impulsive and have poorer problem-solving skills.

B  more prone to homicide than suicide.

C  more likely to have feelings of hopelessness.

D  more likely to be depressed.

A  Therapy is most effective when techniques are used one at a time, in isolation.

B  Behavior therapists usually reject the addition of cognitive techniques to their therapy.

C  Increasing one’s positive activities is more effective than just keeping track of them.

D  Using a combination of behavioral techniques works better than using just one.

A  anxiety

B  anhedonic

C  dysthymic

D  cyclothymic

A  emotional

B  behavioral

C  motivational

D  cognitive

A  She ate something containing tyramine.

B  She took an overdose.

C  She took a tricyclic antidepressant.

D  She did not need the antidepressant.

A  behavioral

B  cognitive

C  biochemical

D  psychoanalytic

A  couple therapy.

B  cognitive-behavioral therapy.

C  cognitive therapy.

D  interpersonal therapy.

A  destigmatization.

B  postvention.

C  substance abuse prevention.

D  psychodynamic therapy.

A  a negative view of oneself

B  experiences of sadness and anger

C  excessive sleep throughout the day

D  lack of desire to eat

A  formulating a plan

B  understanding and clarifying the problem

C  assessing suicide potential

D  assessing and mobilizing the caller’s resources

A  Adolescents at high risk for suicide are treated through a suicide prevention center.

B  Those who have made suicide attempts are part of a suicide education program.

C  Therapists who had patients who committed suicide are interviewed to gain information on suicide.

D  Researchers ask college students to write suicide notes to study what they think is the motivation for suicide.

A  are declining in number in the United States.

B  are run on the AA model, using suicide survivors.

C  may deliver services over the phone using paraprofessionals.

D  are hospitals for those who have attempted suicide.

A  accidents, homicide, suicide

B  homicide, suicide, cancer

C  suicide, drug overdoses, accidents

D  drug overdose, cancer, suicide

A  melancholic

B  persistent

C  catatonic

D  seasonal

A  sociocultural

B  cognitive

C  psychoanalytic

D  biochemical

A  18

B  7

C  2

D  19

A  mania.

B  intensification of the depression.

C  memory loss.

D  psychosis.

A  cognitive symptoms.

B  behavioral symptoms.

C  emotional symptoms.

D  motivational symptoms.

A  do not work faster, but do work more effectively.

B  do not work either faster or more effectively.

C  work faster, but not more effectively.

D  work faster and more effectively.