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Question #1

_____ is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month.

A January

B November

C September

D June

Question #2

Brenda is reluctant to seek counseling because she is afraid of being labeled “mentally ill.” She is not alone, as _____ of Americans feel this way.

A 33%

B 45%

C 67%

D 15%

Question #3

A person is required to take a polygraph test as part of a job application. This requirement is:

A uncommon; the U.S. Congress voted to restrict polygraph use in employment screenings.

B illegal; polygraph tests can’t be used as part of a job application.

C legal; in recent years, polygraph use has increased in both public and private sector job applications.

D very rare; 20 years ago, such polygraph testing was common but has almost disappeared today.

Question #4

The term used to refer to the comprehensive view of the causes and the maintenance of a person’s abnormal behavior that a psychologist develops is:

A a diagnosis.

B an interpretation.

C a model.

D the clinical picture.

Question #5

A response inventory that asks individuals to provide detailed information about their typical thoughts and assumptions is a(n):

A affective inventory.

B behavioral inventory.

C cognitive inventory.

D social skill inventory.

Question #6

Which of the following is NOT a scale of the MMPI?

A psychopathic deviate

B anxiety

C social introversion

D depression

Question #7

Which tool is designed to disclose a patient’s thoughts and assumptions?

A the Rorschach

B the MMPI-2

C an affective inventory

D a cognitive inventory

Question #8

Which procedure is NOT a form of neuroimaging?

A MRI

B CAT scan

C PET

D DEXA scan

Question #9

Of the people who would qualify for a DSM diagnosis in their lifetime, surveys show what percent would show comorbidity?

A about 28 percent

B about 10 percent

C about 8 percent

D less than 5 percent

Question #10

A clinical psychologist says, “How do I decide on the best treatment? Simple: I make sure to read the most recent research studies in therapy and follow their advice.” This clinical psychologist believes in using:

A culture-constrained treatment.

B intuitively based treatment.

C evidence-based treatment.

D meta-analytical treatment.

Question #11

After a client is told his or her DSM diagnosis, others may treat the client differently, and the client may act accordingly. Many theorists would attribute this to the development of:

A generalized anxiety.

B crises of faith.

C self-fulfilling prophecies.

D somatic symptom disorders, as opposed to psychiatric disorders.

Question #12

If a clinician wanted to know more detailed information about a person’s functioning in a specific area, the clinician would use:

A a validity assessment.

B a response inventory.

C standardization.

D a measure of reliability.

Question #13

The DSM-5 is the first edition of the DSM that requires clinicians to provide:

A only dimensional information.

B neither categorical information nor dimensional information.

C only categorical information.

D both categorical information and dimensional information.

Question #14

A test is constructed to identify people who will develop schizophrenia. Of the 100 people the test identifies, 93 show signs of developing schizophrenia within five years. The test may be said to have high:

A predictive validity.

B test–retest reliability.

C internal reliability.

D concurrent validity.

Question #15

DSM-5 is the classification system for abnormal behaviors that is:

A used by the World Health Organization.

B used for medical disorders.

C most widely used in the United States.

D used exclusively for children.

Question #16

Proponents of this movement have formed task forces that seek to identify which therapies have received clear research support for each disorder, to propose corresponding treatment guidelines, and to spread such information to clinicians. Critics, however, worry that such efforts have thus far been simplistic, biased, and misleading.

A rapprochement.

B meta-analysis.

C eclecticism.

D outcome study.

Question #17

Which test is a personality inventory?

A Draw-a-Person

B Thematic Apperception Test

C MMPI-2

D Rorschach

Question #18

Among other questions, a clinical interviewer asks, “How do you feel about yourself today? How do you feel about what’s going on in your life?” MOST likely, the clinical interviewer’s orientation is ________ as she is assessing a person’s self-concept and self-evaluation.

A psychodynamic

B humanistic

C biological

D behavioral

Question #19

The DSM-5 task force and various work groups:

A began their work in 2010.

B began their work in 2006.

C began working within a year of the publication of the DSM-IV.

D won’t start their work until 2016 at the earliest.

Question #20

Therapies that have received clear research support are called:

A meta-analyses.

B idiographic.

C evidence-based.

D outcome complex.

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