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24

Binge eating disorder differs from bulimia in that binge eaters __________.

A
exercise excessively after eating
B
may purge themselves to stay thin
C
are often overweight or obese
D
tend to use laxatives regularly
25

A person suffering from bulimia will most likely have dental problems due to the __________.

A
exposure to stomach acid from vomiting
B
vitamin deficiency from the deprivation of food
C
lack of healthy hygiene habits
D
tendency to eat foods high in sugar
26

Schizophrenia is a mental disorder that is often confused with __________ disorder.

A
dissociative identity
B
obsessive-compulsive
C
conversion
D
bipolar
27

Individuals with schizoid personality disorder often tend to display any of the following except __________.

A
keeping to themselves
B
relating well to other people
C
rarely expressing strong emotions
D
creating wild fantasies of other lives
28

Family influence has a large impact on individuals suffering from somatoform disorders, especially if there is a __________ with the same diagnosis.

A
female relative
B
male relative
C
parent
D
sibling
29

Eight-year-old Shaun’s parents are concerned that he may have dissociative amnesia due to his inability to remember certain phases of his life. Why would his doctor be hesitant to diagnose him?

A
Shaun is adopted and his doctor is uncomfortable diagnosing him without a full family history.
B
Shaun is male and his doctor knows that this diagnosis is most common in females.
C
Children of this age have a normal lapse in memory of events that occurred before the age of 5.
D
Shaun is a very strong-willed child and will not be a good candidate to hypnotize.
30

Dissociative disorders usually develop as a(n) __________.

A
result of severe injury or blow to the head
B
individual decreases the intake of antianxiety medication
C
reaction to trauma or distress in order to keep painful memories hidden
D
result of several brain diseases or drug and alcohol intoxication
32

All of the following statements are true when an individual is prone to catastrophic thinking except __________.

A
imagining the worst and increasing anxiety
B
habitually exaggerating negative outcomes
C
preventing oneself from taking appropriate action
D
minimizing outcomes that may become serious
33

Dissociative disorders usually develop as a(n) __________.

A
result of severe injury or blow to the head
B
individual decreases the intake of antianxiety medication
C
reaction to trauma or distress in order to keep painful memories hidden
D
result of several brain diseases or drug and alcohol intoxication
34

Anxiety disorders can become a pathological disorder when feelings of apprehension and fear __________.

A
are recurrent for less than six months
B
are inherited due to genetics
C
become excessive, uncontrollable, and affect daily life
D
are controllable but excessive
36

Anxiety disorders can become a pathological disorder when feelings of apprehension and fear __________.

A
are recurrent for less than six months
B
are inherited due to genetics
C
become excessive, uncontrollable, and affect daily life
D
are controllable but excessive
37

Depression and bipolar disorder are categorized as __________ disorders.

A
dissociative
B
somatoform
C
mood
D
anxiety
38

Etiology is the process of dignosing a specific disorder, and may include observations and additional research. Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
T
B
F
39

A symptom common in all personality disorders is the preoccupation with small details.

A
T
B
F
40

It is relatively easy for doctors to diagnose somatoform disorders.

A
T
B
F

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