PSY404 Final Term File 1 Lectures 23-45

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From lecture 23 45.

1. Which therapy originally was promoted as a third force in psychotherapy.

a)Beck’s cognitive therapy . b) Rational emotive therapy.

c)Humanistic psychotherapy .(pg:97)

d) Gestald therapy.

2. -------------- involve putting your self in some one else’s shoes and conveying your understanding of that person’s feeling and

perspectives. a) Role reversal.

b)Empathy.(pg:97)

c)both a and b .

3. In which technique clients are told to talk as the other person and feel as the other person.

a)Existential therapy.

b) Role reversal.(pg:97)

c)Meta analysis.

Q4. In order to summarize findings across all of these studies, psychologists have invented a new statistical technique called

1. Existential therapy.
2. Gestalt therapy.

c)meta analysis.(pg:98)

Q5. ------------ is a mood state , characterized by marked negative effect. Bodily symptoms of tension , restlessness and apprehens ion about feature .

1. phobia .

b)stress. c) schizopherania.

d) anxiety .(pg:104)

Q6. The -------------- response of anxiety is reflected in increase heart beat and muscle tension.

1. psychological.

b)physiological.(pg:104)

c)danger. d) none of the above.

Q7. Anxiety disorder share several important similarities with --------.

1. stress disorders.

b)memory related disorders . c) schizophrenic disorders.

d) mood disorders.(pg:106)

Excessive anxiety and worry that occur on most days for a period of six 8) months about events and activities such as work or schools , symptoms include restlessness, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, irritability , muscles tension and sleep disturbance. a)social phobia. b) panic attacks .

c) generalized anxiety disorder.(pg:106)

d) Acute stress disorder . Phobic disorder are the most common of the anxiety disorder ,Magee and 9) associates (1996) reported life time prevalence for social phobia. a)11.3 %.

b)13.3% (pg:109)

c) 6.7 % d)14.2 %

Q10. The term agoraphobia which we derived from the Greek word agora means market place ,was originally used to refer a pathological fear of -------

1. pointed places.

b)Spiders.

c)open places.(pg:110)

d)water.

11. ---------------- are persistent and unwanted thoughts , ideas or images

that a person does no intentionally produce . a)compulsion.

b) obsession(pg:113)

c)stress. d)phobia.

Q12. ----------------- are the most common psychological disorders and the risk of developing them is increasing all over the world especially among the young people .

1. anxiety.

b)depression. c)Stress .

d) Mood.(pg:116)

Q13. ----------------- refers to subjective state of feelings , such as sadness, anger and adjust .

1. emotions.(pg:116)
2. Affects.
3. mood.
4. stress.

Correct answer: emotions.(pg:116)

Q14. Which is flip side of depression ,and also involve in disturbance mood that is additional symptoms.

1. Unipolar mood disorder.
2. Bipolar mood disorder.
3. Mania.(pg:117)
4. all of the above .

Correct answer: Mania.(pg:117)

15. People who are clinically depressed frequently note that their thinking is slowed down , that they have trouble concentrating, and that they are easily distract .guild are worthlessness are also common preoccupation is symptoms of which state of depression.

a)Emotional.

b)Cognitive.(pg:117)

c) Somatic. d) Behavioral.

What is Psychology?

Psychology is the science of behavior it deals with prediction and control of behavior. Psychologists use the methods of science to investigate and study all kinds of behavior and mental processes say for example the activity of single nerve cell to social conflicts that take place in complex societies or say from the development of language in childhood to the major adjustments required in old age.

What is Abnormal Psychology?

It is a branch or field of Psychology which relates to mental disorders or psychopathology. It involves studying patterns of thinking and behaving that are maladaptive, disruptive .These disruptive patterns of thinking and behaving ultimately effects the individual relationship with others.