AP Psychology Quiz 14A - Treatment of Psychological Disorders (15 Questions)

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The following is a quiz with Treatment of Psychological Disorders based questions. Take this quiz as often as you would like. You goal for this exam should be 60% or higher.

1 A client suddenly can no longer free associate during psychoanalysis. The therapist would view this as

resistance
transference
free association
insight
passive avoidance

2 Rishi is seeking treatment because he is experiencing constant intrusive thoughts and compulsions. To neutralize the anxiety the thoughts create, he constantly needs to check that the stove is turned off in his apartment and make sure his front door is locked. A psycho-dynamically oriented therapist would

view the compulsions as defense mechanisms and help Rishi overcome the underlying conflicts
use exposure treatment to overcome the compulsions
reward Rishi when he is able to resist the compulsions and withhold rewards when he succumbs to the need to perform the compulsions
try to alter Rishi’s maladaptive assumptions and interpretations of events
focus on the current structure of Rishi’s family and how they are contributing to the problem

3 The purpose of client-centered therapy is

to correct faulty cognitions
teach new effective ways of managing one's life
reach one's potential for self actualization
expose unconscious desires that may disrupt normal functioning
resolve the conflict between the id and superego

4 Carl Rogers created client-centered therapy with the belief that

clients needed an completely warm and accepting environment to discuss their feelings
gradual exposure to anxiety-producing stimuli could relieve the associated anxiety
clients could only overcome childhood anxiety through catharsis
biological treatments were not effective without therapy
directly challenging a client's maladaptive thought patterns could then change them

5 Martin Seligman’s demonstration of learned helplessness among dogs is a model for which mental illness?

Depression
Schizophrenia
Anorexia Nervosa
Borderline personality disorder
Bipolar disorder

6 Desensitization therapy utilizes the ideas of which of the following models of behavior?

Psychoanalytic
Humanistic
Social
Cognitive
Behavioral

7 John attributed his girlfriend breaking up with him to the fact that he hadn’t been treating her too well recently. He wasn’t sure why he was acting that way, since he wasn’t normally like that. He also felt that she was never sure if she wanted a boyfriend so he wasn’t surprised when she broke it off. His attributions are

External, global and stable
Internal, global and stable
External, specific and unstable
Internal, specific and unstable
Internal, global and unstable

8 Cognitive therapy was developed in the 1960s by

Sigmund Freud
Abraham Maslow
Aaron Beck
Carol Rogers
Edward Thorndike

9 Xanax is an example of a(n)

Antianxiety drug
Antipsychotic drug
Antidepressant drug
Antibipolar drug
Mood stabilizer

10 A tranquilizer is a kind of

antipsychotic drug
SSRI
antianxiety drug
antidepressant drug
antibipolar drug

11 Which of the following generally involves the discussion of a common and shared difficulty, such as alcoholism or social anxiety, by a few people, under the direction of a therapist?

Rational-emotive therapy
Family therapy
Person-centered therapy
Group therapy
Interpersonal therapy

12 Treatment which focuses on present situations and a patient's current relationships is referred to as which of the following?

Family therapy
Client-centered therapy
Psychoanalysis
Interpersonal therapy
Rational-emotive behavior therapy

13 Spontaneous remission refers to

recovery with the use of biomedical treatment
recovery without treatment
recovery after treatment
a lessening, but not erasure, of symptoms with treatment
recovery with psychotherapy only without use of biomedical treatments

14 A person who has a mental illness that improves without treatment is said to have

the placebo effect
eclectic treatment
sociocultural-induced illness
treatment-resistant illness
spontaneous remission

15 Secondary prevention programs for mental illnesses are aimed at

people who do not have a mental illness
people who have the early stages of a disorder
young children only
adults only
people at risk for developing a mental illness