WorksheetsSecond Partial Review ENG ADV I
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 23mins
What is an obsession, as defined in the DSM?
Repetitive behaviors or mental acts that an individual feels driven to perform
Recurrent and persistent thoughts, urges or images that are intrusive and unwanted
Love for a certain idea or topic, such as BTS or One Direction
Fixation on a certain idea or topic, brought about by unfinished development in the psychosexual stages.
What is a compulsion, as defined by the DSM?
Repetitive behaviors or mental acts an individual feels driven to perform
Recurrent and persistent thoughts, urges or images that are intrusive and unwanted
The feeling of a need to act in a heroic manner
An involuntary need to buy things, such as EXO, Red Velvet, or Taylor Swift merchandise
Janice washes her hands three times and sanitizes her hands twice before eating anything. Her actions are a(n):
Obsession
Compulsion
Marty can't stop thinking about his house after leaving for work--did he unplug the iron? Did he turn off the stove? These thoughts that bother him all day are a(n):
Obsession
Compulsion
Marty can't take it anymore and drives home to check if the iron is unplugged and the stove is turned off. This was a(n):
Obsession
Compulsion
After shaking her boss's hand, Patricia's boss notices that Patricia stares at her hands with disgust. Patricia is experiencing a(n):
Obsession
Compulsion
Patricia then runs to the bathroom to wash her hands. This is a(n):
Obsession
Compulsion
Randy doesn't want to sanitize his desk, but he can't sleep until he does so every night. His actions are primarily a(n):
Obsession
Compulsion
What do we call non-specific anxiety disorder?
phobia
GAD
panic attacks
3. It is an illogical, intense, and persistent fear of a specific object or a social situation that causes extreme distress and interferes with normal functioning.
Generalized Anxiety disorder
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Panic Disorder
Phobic Disorder
1. A type of anxiety disorder wherein the individual worries too much, and unable to control this focus on worry, with clinical manifestations such as, uneasiness, fatigue, irritability and restlessness.
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Panic Disorder
Phobic Disorder
What do we use to diagnosis and classify disorders?
Trained professionals (psychologist and counselors) do it
The DSM-5
Research Papers
Intuition
Q2: Episodes of Bipolar Disorder
Mania and Depressive
Mania and Hypomania
Q8: Give some ways on how to manage bipolar disorder.
Develop an organized schedule
Exercise
Good sleep hygiene
Surround yourself with toxic people
What is bipolar disorder?
a mood disorder in which the person alternates between depression mania
a condition where people feel sad all the time
an illness that gives people headaches
a brain illness that makes people feel happy all the time
Look at the picture and complete the sentence.
One of the symptoms of depression is __________.
feeling of sadness
fatigue
stress
Look at the picture and complete the sentence.
One of the symptoms of depression is __________.
insomnia
difficulty to think well
weight loss
Look at the picture and complete the sentence.
One of the symptoms of depression is __________.
meditation
fatigue
stress
Look at the picture and complete the sentence.
One of the symptoms of depression is __________.
insomnia
irritable
weight changes
Look at the picture and complete the sentence.
One of the symptoms of depression is __________.
irritability
fatigue
thoughts of suicide
Look at the picture and complete the sentence.
One of the symptoms of depression is __________.
difficulty to think well
oversleeping
loss of interest
Look at the picture and complete the sentence.
One of the symptoms of depression is __________.
oversleeping
insomnia
pessimist
Look at the picture and complete the sentence.
One of the ways to cope with depression is __________.
improve sleep
do meditation
to have a good diet
Look at the picture and complete the sentence.
One of the ways to cope with depression is to __________.
talk to someone
see a doctor
have a good diet
Look at the picture and complete the sentence.
One of the ways to cope with depression is to __________.
reduce stress
improve sleep
see a doctor
Look at the picture and complete the sentence.
One of the ways to cope with depression is to __________.
take medicine
reduce stress
talk to someone
Look at the picture and complete the sentence.
One of the ways to cope with depression is to __________.
take medicines
see a doctor
have a good diet
Look at the picture and complete the sentence.
One of the ways to cope with depression is to __________.
take medicine
reduce stress
do meditation
Look at the picture and complete the sentence.
One of the ways to cope with depression is to __________.
improve sleep
take medicine
talk to someone
What is major depression?
disease marked by mood swings from extreme "highs" to extreme "lows"
anxiety disorder characterized by sudden unexplained feelings of terror
serious condition in which feelings of helplessness and sadness last for weeks or months
condition in which real or imagined fears are hard to control
a mark of disapproval that results in ones being rejected by others
What is bipolar disorder?
disease marked by mood swings from extreme "highs" to extreme "lows"
anxiety disorder characterized by sudden unexplained feelings of terror
serious condition in which feelings of helplessness and sadness last for weeks or months
condition in which real or imagined fears are hard to control
a mark of disapproval that results in ones being rejected by others
Treatment for depression may include ...
medication
environmental changes
psychotherapy
all of the above
Which of the following is NOT a symptom of depression?
Increased energy levels
Difficulty concentrating
Changes in appetite or weight
Recurrent thoughts of death
Mental disorders often go untreated because ...
many people with mental disorders fail to seek treatment
there are no effective treatments for mental disorders
mental disorders are not real illnesses
mental disorders are rarely serious
What is a psychological disorder?
deviant, distressful, and dysfunctional patterns of thoughts, feelings, or behaviors
chemical imbalances in the brain that cause people to act in harmful ways
malformations of important brain segments
a dysfunction that is not harmful but may consist of behaviors that are maladaptive, unjustifiable, disturbing and atypical
