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HH/PSYC 3140 N - Psych Health, Distress, & Impairment (Winter 2024-2025)

HH/PSYC 3140 N - Psych Health, Distress, & Impairment (Winter 2024-2025)

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Schizoid personality disorder is often characterized by

disorganized speech.

unusual perceptual experiences.

inappropriate suspiciousness.

indifference to other people.

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People who suffer from a somatic disorder also commonly suffer from

factitious disorder

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You recently assess a client. You found that the client displays significantly little anxiety or guilt, they lask remorse and empthy, and they are severly impulsive and unable to delay gratification. Which assessment tool did you use to find these results?

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One way of differentiating attention deficit hyper- activity disorder (ADHD) from oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), it is often assumed that

ADHD is a psychological problem while ODD is biological.

ADHD is an internalized problem while ODD is externalized.

ADHD is a biological problem while ODD is psychological.

ADHD is an externalized problem while ODD is internalized.

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One of the greatest controversies with dissociative disorders is the issue of recovered memories. Some individuals argue that such memories reveal past trauma; others disagree. What is one of the concerns of those that raise questions about recovered memories?

Therapists may be suggesting the existence of such memories to their clients.

Some psychotic individuals are reporting their delusions as examples of claimed sexual abuse.

Some clients are deliberately creating memories of sexual abuse in order to sue individuals against whom they have held grudges.

Many people cannot tell the difference between what they have dreamed and reality.

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Delusions do not necessarily

imply that a person has schizophrenia. Which of the following would separate

schizophrenic delusions from delusional disorder?

In delusional disorder, the

delusions are less dramatic and more believable

In

delusional disorder, persons do not experience delusions of paranoia

In

delusional disorder, the delusions are extremely bizarre and irrational

In

delusional disorder, there are no delusions of grandeur

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Melissa begins giggling when discussing a recent car accident in which her brother was killed, and cries when telling a joke she heard on television. What term do we use for this behaviour?

inappropriate affect

delusional thinking

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Mary’s parents have been struggling to help her at school. She is 5 years old and is having difficulties with peers and with her teacher. Although she appeared to adjust well to daycare, the grade Kindergarten year has been much more challenging. Her teacher reports that Mary still does not know her numbers and letters, she seems to still need help getting dressed and following the classroom routine, and she does not know how to engage in play with her fellow students. What might a clinician consider as a possible diagnosis?

Intellectual disability if she is only having difficulty with school work.

Autism if she is having difficulty with social relationships, language development, and unusual behaviours.

ADHD if she is having difficulties with peers and daily living skills, but not with academics.

Oppositional Defiant Disorder if her teacher reports that she is trying to hurt other children and appears to lack any sad feelings about hurting others.

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For a diagnosis of schizophreniform, the DSM requires a decline in the person's functioning and the presence of disturbed behaviour for a ___________ period of time

over a one year

less than a one month

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Many externalizing disorders are characterized by

symptoms of sadness and anxiety.

expression of worry through physical symptoms.

violations of age appropriate social rules.

deficits in social communication skills.

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