WorksheetsUnit 4 AOS2 Contributing factors for phobia
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which one of the following is NOT a key term associated with phobias?
Persistent
Irrational
Scared
Intense
Which of the following is NOT a biological contributing factor for developing a PHOBIA
Neurotransmitter Dysfunction GABA
Genetic Vulnerability
Role of the stress response
LTP
GABA dysfunction is what type of 4P factor
Predisposing
Precipitating
Perpetuating
Protective
Which 4P factor relates to maintaining a disorder and preventing the individual from getting better
Predisposing
Precipitating
Perpetuating
Protective
LTP is considered to be which 4P factor
Predisposing
Precipitating
Perpetuating
Protective
Role of the stress response is related to which 4P factor
Predispoing
Precipitating
Perpetuating
Protective
Classical Conditioning ___________________ a phobia whereas Operant Conditioning ___________________ a phobia.
Predisposes ; Precipitates
Precipitates ; Perpetuates
Perpetuates ; Predisposes
Predisposes ; Perpetuates
Behavioural Models in relation to Phobias refer to:
Memory Bias & Catastrophic thinking
The way individuals behave regarding their phobia
Classical conditioning & Observational Learning
Classical Conditioning & Operant Conditioning
Operant Conditioning is known to perpetuate a phobia. This is caused by:
Positive reinforcement
Negative reinforcement
Positive Punishment
Response Cost
There are two specific types of memory bias, these are:
Cognitive bias & Change Bias
Cognitive Bias & Consistency Bias
Consistency Bias & Change Bias
Catastrophic Thinking & Change Bias
Which of the following relates to a Social factor that contributes to the development of a phobia
Lack of social support
Stigma around seeking treatment
Disorganised Attachment
Loss of a significant relationship
What best describes cumulative risk?
The more Biological risk factors you have the more likely you are to develop a mental illness
Psychological risk factors have the most impact
Biological, Psychological and Social risk factors are all the same and do not need to be differentiated between
The more Bio, Psych or Social risk factors someone is exposed to the higher chance they have of developing a mental illness
Rumination is considered to be a ________________ risk factor and known as a ________________ factor
Biological ; Predisposing
Psychological ; precipitating
Social ; Protective
Psychological ; Perpetuating
Poor sleep is considered to be a _________________ and is generally known as a _______________ factor.
Biological ; protective
Psychological ; Predisposing
Social ; Precipitating
Biological ; Precipitating
Which of the following is NOT a protective factor?
Adequate diet and sleep
Support from family and friends and community
Cognitive behavioural strategies
High self-esteem
