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Psychology- Chapter 15 Quiz- Psych Disorders Part 2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does rumination in the context of depression involve?

a)

Active problem-solving

b)

Dwelling on depressed symptoms

c)

Seeking social support

d)

Engaging in physical activity

2.

What percentage of those who die by suicide have a diagnosis of at least one mental disorder?

a)

50%

b)

70%

c)

90%

d)

30%

3.

Which type of delusion involves the belief that others are plotting to harm the person?

a)

Grandiose delusions

b)

Paranoid delusions

c)

Somatic delusions

d)

Visual hallucinations

4.

What is the most common form of hallucination in schizophrenia?

a)

Visual hallucinations

b)

Olfactory hallucinations

c)

Auditory hallucinations

d)

Tactile hallucinations

5.

How does early marijuana use potentially affect brain development related to schizophrenia?

a)

It enhances cognitive functions

b)

It disrupts normal brain development during important maturation periods

c)

It has no effect on brain development

d)

It improves emotional regulation

6.

Why is dissociative identity disorder considered controversial?

a)

It is often confused with schizophrenia

b)

The rates of diagnosis increased dramatically in the 1980s

c)

It is easily treated with medication

d)

It only affects children

7.

According to the DSM-5, how are disorders like ADHD classified?

a)

Psychological disorders

b)

Neurodevelopmental disorders

c)

Emotional disorders

d)

Behavioral disorders

8.

What are the three main areas of disturbance in children with autism spectrum disorder as mentioned in the text?

a)

Social interaction, communication, repetitive behaviors

b)

Physical health, emotional stability, academic performance

c)

Memory, attention, language skills

d)

Motor skills, sensory processing, emotional regulation

9.

What is one of the environmental factors associated with an increased risk for autism spectrum disorder?

a)

Extreme parental control over social interactions

b)

Exposure to too much screen time

c)

Exposure to pollutants like mercury

d)

Lack of social interaction

10.

What was the main claim of the controversial medical journal article published in the late 1990s regarding autism that was later proven to be false, fraudulent, and unethical?

a)

Autism is caused by genetic factors.

b)

Autism is triggered by the MMR vaccine.

c)

Autism is linked to environmental pollution.

d)

Autism is a result of taking Tylenol.

11.

What was the outcome of the study comparing vaccination histories of children with autism spectrum disorder and controls?

a)

A strong link between vaccines and autism was found.

b)

No significant difference in immunogen exposure was found.

c)

Vaccines were found to prevent autism.

d)

Children with autism had fewer vaccinations.

12.

Why do concerns over vaccines and autism spectrum disorder persist according to the text?

a)

Due to new scientific evidence.

b)

Because of the influence of celebrities.

c)

Due to the proliferation of online information.

d)

Because of government policies.

13.

According to DSM-5, what is a key characteristic of individuals with antisocial personality disorder?

a)

High levels of empathy

b)

Strong adherence to societal norms

c)

Lack of regard for other people's rights or feelings

d)

Tendency to avoid social interactions

14.

Which of the following behaviors are men with antisocial personality disorder more likely to exhibit compared to women?

a)

Run away from home overnight

b)

Receive three or more traffic tickets for reckless driving

c)

Live with others besides the family for at least one month

d)

Harass, threaten, or blackmail someone

15.

What behavior is more commonly associated with women with antisocial personality disorder than men?

a)

Destroy others' property

b)

Start a fire on purpose

c)

Lie frequently

d)

Hit someone hard enough to injure them