WorksheetsClin Psych Mock Prelims
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 17mins
It focuses on treatment, psychotherapy, and addressing issues regarding mental health of people.
Clinical psychology
Experimental Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
Psychiatry
the alternative term for abnormality that is used in clinical psychology
psycho
pathological disorder
nonpathological
psychopathology
a category of DSM disorders where there are evident changes in the brain
pathological
nonpathological
a category of DSM disorders where changes in the brain are not evident
pathological
nonpathological
(a) is a psychological dysfunction within an individual associated with distress or impairment in functioning and a response that is not typical or culturally expected
a diagnosis approach that we can find in DSM where there's a systematic criteria of compiled possible symptoms
categorical
dimensional
the 4D's diagnosis approach
categorical
dimensional
decline in quality of work, impairment in function
distress
dysfunction
danger
deviance
to depart from societal norms
distress
dysfunction
danger
deviance
(a) represents the unique combination of behaviors, thoughts, and feelings that make up a specific disorder
(a) are considered to be the first psychologists or clinicians
(a) believes that events and activities of a man are associated with Gods and spirits
(a) is the process of burring a small hole in the skull to release demons
This is a test where people are thrown in the water to see if they are possessed with demons
drown test
float test
surface test
sink test
(a) is a large-scale outbreak of bizarre behavior
(a) is an experience wherein an emotion seems to spread to those around us
He rejected notions of possession by the devil, suggesting instead that the movements of the moon and stars had profound gravitational effects to human mind
(a)
is an example of mass hysteria where people howls
lykantropy
tarantism
He proposed that psychological disorders might also be caused by brain pathology or head trauma and could be influenced by heredity
(a)
proponent of humoral theory of disorders
(a)
A crawling feeling on the skin
hallucination
delusion
"My neighbors break into my house at night and steal my clothes out of my closet.”
hallucination
delusion
proposed the germ theory of disease
(a)
He believes that the cause of insanity is always physical
(a)
In this model, apart from the life events, people are believed to inherit certain traits that contribute to the development of their disease because of their genetic vulnerability
diathesis-stress model
Reciprocal Gene-Environment Model
model developed by eric randal where the genetic endowment is believed to increase the probability of an individual to experience stressful life events
diathesis-stress model
Reciprocal Gene-Environment Mode
old mental health institutions are called
(a)
first proponent of humane therapy and developed the straight jacket
dorothea dix
philippe pinel
(a) are complex situations that often involves an apparent mental conflict between moral imperatives, in which to obey one would result in transgressing another
Ethical standards are laws established by governmental bodies
true
false
sometimes true
you can be sued in court of law for violating ethical standards
true
false
sometimes true
Established in 1947, (a) aims to protect the rights of the people through a consent form
a study conducted in 1956 that aimed to test the effectiveness of gamma globulin as an agent for inoculating against hepatitis on mentally retarded children in NY
(a)
(a) is a study of immunity to cancer conducted in 1963 where researchers are prompted to inject live cancer cells to senile patients
reinterpretation of the nuremberg code made by the World Medical Association in 1964 where the resolution is that the "interest of the subjects must prevail over the interest of science"
(a)
In 1966, he wrote an article Ethics and Clinical research that described 22 examples of research studies with controversial ethics that had been conducted by reputable researchers and are published in major journals
(a)
a study in 1971 on the placebo effect about oral contraceptives
(a)
a study conducted in 1972 about the untreated syphilis to African American Men
(a)
He studied the effect of authority on obedience in 1974
(a)
The Belmont Report in 1979 lists three important principles and these are
respect for people, beneficence, just
respect for persons, nonmaleficence, justice
respect for people, nonmaleficence, just
respect for persons, beneficence, justice
The following are the principles of ethics except
Beneficence and Nonmaleficence
Fidelity and Responsibility
Integrity, Justice
Honesty
Respect for People's Rights and Dignity
identifies the primary concern of the client
identification
reason for referral
anamnesis
diagnosis
emphasizes the root cause of psychopathology
diagnosis
history of present illness
biopsychosocial or psychodynamic formulation
family history
most presumable diagnosis for evan treborn (memadagdag lang 'to kalma lang kayo ha)
DID
PTSD
Delirium
Schizoprenia
In writing your diagnosis in a psychological report, you must consider which approach
the dimensional approach
the categorical approach
both of the approaches
neither of the mentioned approaches
