________ rates may be reported in terms of the lifetime risk of contracting a particular disorder.
a. Prevalence
b. Point prevalence
c. Point incidence
d. Incidence
Question 2Disorders that consist of serious impairments in a child's reciprocal social interaction and communication and include stereotypical behaviors, interests, and activities are called
A) attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
B) autism spectrum disorder.
C) disruptive behavior disorders.
D) conduct disorders.
Question 3Unlike privacy, which is the right of an individual to give away, confidentiality
A) exists only in legal circles.
B) is an ethical ideal and often impractical.
C) is held between two parties.
D) is never broken by a therapist.
Question 4When the onset of substance abuse occurs later in life, researchers most often find
A) underlying genetic factors that result in the development of the disorder.
B) an increased level of stress at home and/or work.
C) a history of habitual use and/or risky drinking.
D) a previously undiagnosed mental illness.
Question 5Variables that affect how stress is experienced and how it affects health and other aspects of functioning are called stress
A) moderators.
B) intermediaries.
C) regulators.
D) arbitrators.
Question 6A therapist cannot reveal certain information during legal proceedings. This is called
A) beneficience.
B) privacy.
C) privilege.
D) confidentiality.
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