A(n)_______________ is a habitual way of behaving, thinking, and feeling
a. personality
b. trait
c. archetype
d. temperament
Answer: b
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Which of the following can be concluded from cross-cultural studies?
a. All mental disorders are shaped, to some extent, by cultural factors. b. Several mental disorders are due entirely to cultural or social factors. c. Psychotic disorders are more influenced by culture than other disorders. d. The symptoms of certain disorders are just as likely to vary across cultures as are the disorders themselves.
Rose, an elderly woman, suffers from depression. An evaluation at a sleep clinic finds that Rose has in increased need for sleep during the winter months, but not in the summer months. What would the diagnosis be?
a. anxious distress b. MDD with seasonal pattern c. pure dysthymic syndrome d. persistent depressive disorder
Just before a music concert, a fake crime was staged next to the line of people waiting to get into the auditorium. In the staged crime, a man steals a woman's handbag and runs away. One of the people in line was also part of the setup. As the bystanders began talking about the robbery, he asked a few of them if they had noticed the writing on the robber's hat. The robber, however, had not worn a
hat. Yet, when later questioned by “the police,” some of the witnesses reported that the robber was wearing a hat. This scenario BEST illustrates: A) absentmindedness. B) transience. C) memory misattribution. D) suggestibility.
Withdrawal from others, personality change, depression, and giving away prized possessions are among the warning signs for
a. a suicide attempt. b. bipolar II. c. adolescent turbulence. d. dysthymic disorder.