A major depressive episode occurring concurrently with dysthymic disorder is called ______.
a. cyclothymic disorder c. anhedonia
b. bipolar disorder d. double depression
Question 2Using the concepts of social-cognitive theory, which of the following statements is true regarding dissociative disorders?
a. Dissociative identity disorder is a form of role-playing acquired through observational
learning and reinforcement.
b. By splitting and repressing guilt or shame, anxiety associated with dissociative disorders
is also alleviated.
c. Dissociation is a learned response that involves manipulating events for reinforcement.
d. The habit of not thinking about disturbing acts or thoughts is negatively reinforced by
generating anxiety and feelings of guilt or shame.
Question 3Research evidence supports the use of ______ drugs in treating social anxiety disorder.
a. analgesic c. anti-depressant
b. anti-psychotic d. anti-inflammatory
Question 4In more than 80 of households in New York City, parents reported that their children were upset by the attacks of 9/11 .
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Question 5Others often perceive people with dysthymic disorder as ______.
a. whining and complaining c. arrogant and demanding
b. selfish and impulsive d. unpredictable and irresponsible
Question 6Ralph visits a therapist for treatment of his social anxiety disorder. His therapist points out how Ralph
is making errors in how he judges situations and people's responses to him.
He points out that
Ralph dwells on his own weaknesses and flaws, and catastrophizes disappointments into
disasters. Ralph's therapist is most likely a ______ therapist.
a. psychoanalytic c. psychodynamic
b. humanistic d. cognitive
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