Dual Enrollment Psychology Final Review

According to the DSM-5, a person must meet specific   ____________ in order to be diagnosed with a mental disorder.

• markers of statistical relevance
• socially criteria
• cultural criteria
• diagnostic criteria

Also known as _________, this unpleasant emotional state involves physical arousal and feelings of tension, apprehension, and worry.

• panic attacks
• panic disorder
• anxiety
• depression
  

Your sister has recently suffered from anxiety and now tells you that she is afraid of having a panic attack when she is out in public. As a result, she is having trouble leaving her apartment. Your sister is likely suffering from:

• bibliophobia
• anemophobia
• agoraphobia
• amathophobia

Which of the following is an accurate statement about major depressive disorder?

• It is equally likely to occur in both genders
• It is much more likely in men than in women
• It is much more likely for women than men to experience it
• It is uncommon in both genders
  

Known as______________, this is an eating disorder characterized by excessive weight loss, an irrational fear of gaining weight, and distorted body self-perception.

• anorexia nervosa
• major depressive disorder
• bulimia nervosa
• panic syndrome
  

The eating disorder characterized by binges of overeating followed by self-induced purging is called:

• bulimia nervosa
• anorexia nervosa
• cyclothymia
• dysthymia

A person with _______________ personality disorder typically exhibits blatant disregard for the rights of others and lacks feelings of guilt or remorse.

• avoidant
• paranoid
• antisocial
• narcissistic

Also referred to as a "psychopath" or a "sociopath," someone who manipulates, cheats, and harms others, without experiencing remorse or guilt is said to have a(n) _______________ personality.

• paranoid
• narcissistic
• borderline
• antisocial

Some common features prevalent in all cases of dissociative identity disorder are:

• a codiagnosis with bipolar disorder
• rampant sexual activity
• symptoms of amnesia and memory problems
• hundreds of alter egos
  

The risk of developing schizophrenia if both parents have the disorder is about:

• 5 percent
• 25 percent
• 75 percent
• 50 percent