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Unit 4: Personal Puzzle Review

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The 3 main concepts of the Psychodynamic Theory

a)

Id

b)

Ego

c)

Superego

d)

Self-esteem

e)

Openness

2.

Measures the unconscious mind

a)

Humanistic Theory

b)

Social-Cognitive Theory

c)

Psychodynamic Theory

d)

Trait Theory

3.

3 contributors to the Psychodynamic Theory

a)

Carl Jung

b)

Erik Erickson

c)

Albert Bendura

d)

Alfred Adler

4.

Emphasizes the inherent goodness inside of people

a)

Psychodynamic Theory

b)

Humanistic Theory

c)

Trait Theory

d)

Social-Cognitive Theory

5.

What is the most complex need according to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

a)

Safety Needs

b)

Esteem Needs

c)

Social Needs

d)

Self-actualization Needs

6.

What is NOT a trait included in the Five Factor Model

a)

Openness

b)

Neuroticism

c)

Extraversion

d)

Self-Actualization

e)

Agreeableness

7.

Focuses on the individual difference in personality through behavior traits

a)

Social-Cognitive Theory

b)

Humanistic Theory

c)

Trait Theory

d)

Psychodynamic Theory

8.

People are active participants in their own development by observing the world around them

a)

Social-cognitive theory

b)

Trait theory

c)

Psychodynamic theory

d)

Humanistic theory

9.

Reciprocal Determinism plays a central part in this theory

a)

Social-cognitive theory

b)

Humanistic theory

c)

Psychodynamic theory

d)

Trait theory

10.

Belief in oneself to succeed in specific situations

a)
self-esteem
b)
self-assurance
c)
self-efficacy
d)
self-confidence
11.

Which personality test classifies people into personalities based on how they perceive the world around them?

a)
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
b)
DISC Assessment
c)

Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI)

d)
Big Five Personality Test
12.

Which personality test serves more as a clinical tool to identify personality disorders?

a)

Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI)

b)
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
c)
Big Five Personality Test
d)
16 Personality Factor Questionnaire (16PF)
13.

The four criteria for distinguishing normal versus disordered behavior

a)

Danger

b)

Distress

c)

Dysfunction

d)

Dillusion

e)

Deviance

14.

When can normal behavior like anxiety reach disorder activity?

a)

Anxiety becomes a disorder when it disrupts daily life.

b)
Anxiety is always a disorder regardless of its intensity.
c)
Anxiety is a disorder if it lasts for less than a week.
d)
Anxiety only becomes a disorder after a traumatic event.
15.

Which is NOT a tool for diagnosing mental disorders?

a)

DSM-5

b)

Projective Tests

c)

MBTI

d)

MMPI

16.

What are used to explore underlying thoughts and behaviors that may not be observed when diagnosing mental disorders?

a)

Projective tests

b)
Blood tests
c)
Physical examinations
d)
Medical imaging techniques
17.

Example of a category of mental disorder?

a)

Anxiety Disorder

b)

Somatic Disorder

c)

Psychodynamic Disorder

d)

Schizophrenia

e)

Personality Disorder

18.

Characterized by excessive worry and fear in certain situations that interfere with daily functioning and treated by a combination of medical treatment and therapy


a)

Anxiety Disorder

b)

Personality Disorder

c)

Somatic Disorder

d)

Bipolar Disorder

19.

Characterized by extreme mood swings and energy levels and treatment includes lithium mood stabilizers

a)

Anxiety Disorder

b)

Bipolar Disorder

c)

Somatic Disorder

d)

Personality Disorder

20.

Characterized by behavior and emotions that deviate from cultural expectations that hurt important areas of functioning and treatment includes psychotherapy

a)

Anxiety Disorder

b)

Bipolar Disorder

c)

Somatic Disorder

d)

Personality Disorder

21.

Characterized by physical symptoms that cause significant distress but cannot be explained by medical conditions and treatment includes CBT

a)

Anxiety Disorder

b)

Bipolar Disorder

c)

Somatic Disorder

d)

Personality Disorder

22.

Disorder that affects one’s thinking, perceptions, and behavior, which leads to impairments in daily functioning and symptoms include hallucinations, delusions, and disorganized thinking

a)

Anxiety Disorder

b)

Schizophrenia

c)

Somatic Disorder

d)

Bipolar Disorder

23.

Which is a potential problem with diagnosing disorders?

a)
Clear and distinct symptoms for each disorder.
b)
Universal treatment methods for all disorders.
c)

Individual bias and potential for misdiagnosis

d)
Immediate diagnosis without any assessments.
24.

Type of approach for treating disorders

a)

Biomedical

b)

Cognitive

c)

Physical therapy

d)

Humanistic

e)

Behavioral

25.

Electroconvulsive Therapy is included in what type of treatment?

a)

Biomedical

b)

Behavioral

c)

Cognitive

d)

Psychoanalytical

26.

Treatment that focuses on the early childhood experiences and unconscious conflicts that contribute to disorders

a)

Cognitve

b)

Biomedical

c)

Behavioral

d)

Psychoanalytical

27.

The __________ treatment approach helps patients identify disordered thought processes, while the __________ approach aims to modify the harmful behaviors through reinforcements

a)
behavioral; psychodynamic
b)
cognitive; behavioral
c)
emotional; cognitive
d)
cognitive; humanistic
28.

The Humanistic Approach to the treatment of mental disorder is defined as what?

a)
A technique that relies on behavioral conditioning and reinforcement.
b)
An approach that prioritizes societal norms over individual experiences.
c)

An approach that prioritizes individual experiences and exploring feelings to gain a sense of purpose.

d)
A method focused solely on medication and biological factors.