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Anxiety Disorders Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which one is not a part of anxiety?

a)

frequent fear

b)

disproportionate to situation

c)

persistent worry

d)

detached from reality

2.

Which one is not a common feature of anxiety disorders are ...

a)

panic attacks

b)

feels "at edge" all the time

c)

tired and irritable

d)

muscle tension & restlessness

e)

long period of feeling despair

3.

Irrational fear of public place is called ...

(a)  

4.

Fear of buttons is called

(a)  

5.

Fear of blood is called

(a)  

6.

GAD7 and BIPI have good concurrent validity. This means

a)

yield results similar to other related tests

b)

results produced will apply in real life setting

c)

it measures the intended disorder, with little interference of extraneous variables

7.

Identify two differences between GAD 7 and BIPI

a)

self report in nature

b)

number of items

c)

use of measurement

d)

range of Likert scale

8.

The study of Freud's, as well as Watson and Rayner's , raise an issue and debates of ...

a)

use of children in research

b)

use of animal in research

c)

the role of nature in phobia

d)

the role of free will in phobia

9.

Which two offer deterministic view, in explanation of phobia?

a)

Freud

b)

Watson & Reyner

c)

Ost

d)

Di Nardo et al

10.

Which one suggest that phobia is the result of nurturing

a)

Watson & Rayner

b)

Ost

c)

Freud

11.

Which one offer a rather holistic explanation of phobia?

a)

Watson & Rayner

b)

Ost

c)

Freud

d)

Di Nardo et al

12.

Which learning approach principle is demonstrated in Little Albert's study?

a)

classical conditioning

b)

operant conditioning

13.

According to Wolpe, two intense opposing emotions can't occur at the same time. This concept is called ...

a)

reciprocal inhibition

b)

classical conditioning

c)

Oedipus complex

d)

systematic desensitization

14.

Which treatments do not involve relaxation techniques?

a)

systematic desensitization

b)

applied tension

c)

CBT

15.

Two strengths of Wolpe's systematic desensitization therapy are ...

a)

one year after, the progress is maintained

b)

applicable in daily life anywhere and anytime

c)

adaptable to various phobias

d)

proven to be effective

16.

Identify two weaknesses of the study by Ost et al, about applied tension.

a)

lack of post-treatment check

b)

opportunity sampling

c)

relied on self report data

d)

individual differences may distort results

17.

Identify two strengths of Ost & Westling's study about the use of CBT as a treatment of anxiety disorder.

a)

triangulation of self report, behavior observation and physiological measure

b)

one year span longitudinal study

c)

ethical, as fear is not intentionally induced

d)

sample too homogenous

18.

Identify all sides of debates shared as a common ground among the studies by Wolpe (systematic desensitization), Ost (applied tension) as well as Ost and Westling (CBT)

a)

free will

b)

deterministic

c)

reductionist

d)

holistic

19.

In Ost & Westling's CBT, patients are encouraged to change their thoughts about their bodily sensations. This works under the assumptions that ..... and ...... (choose two).

a)

phobia can be managed by the individual, regardless the situation

b)

phobia treatment requires intervention to the situation around the individual

c)

there are natural causes of phobia beyond attempts of nurturing

d)

phobia can be nurtured in and out of occurrence, regardless the nature of the phobia

20.

Two issues with Watson and Reyner's study

a)

unethical use of child in research

b)

subjectivity

c)

no future impact studies

d)

lack of quantitative data