CLP3143 EXAM TWO STUDY GUIDE

CHAPTER FIVE1. What is anxiety?2. What are the three ways anxiety manifests?3. What are the symptoms of panic disorder? 4. Panic disorder often accompanies depression. True or False? 5. What are the symptoms of Generalized Anxiety Disorder?6. Tom often has attacks where he sweats profusely and feels that he cannot

breath accompanied by general feelings that he may fail in life. What could Tom be diagnosed with?

7. Know about the etiology of Panic Disorder and GAD. a. Psychoanalyticb. Biogenicc. Behavioral and Cognitive

8. What medications can be used to treat anxiety disorders?9. What behavioral techniques can be used to treat anxiety disorders?10. Define phobia. 11. Phobias are the most common mental disorder in the U.S. True or False? 12. What are the three types of phobias?13. Know the etiology of phobias.

a. Psychoanalytic b. Classical Conditioningc. Observational Learning

i. Observational Learning Perspective is also referred to as the Copying Perspective. True or False?

d. Cognitive and Operant Conditioninge. Biogenic

14. What medications are effective in treating phobias?15. What behavioral treatments are effective in treating phobias?16. What is the difference between obsessions and compulsions?17. Know the etiology of OCD.

a. Psychoanalyticb. Behavioral c. Biogenic

i. This perspective states that there is increased activity in the temporal lobe. True or False?

18. What treatments can be used to help someone with OCD?19. What are the symptoms of PTSD?20. What is the eye movement desensitization technique used to treat and who

created it?

CHAPTER SIX1. List the four classifications of Dissociative Disorders.2. What are the symptoms of Dissociative Amnesia?

3. Localized Amnesia involves an inability to remember certain details. True or False?

4. Mary Anne experienced a trauma and can remember nothing about her past. What type of amnesia is she experiencing?

5. What are the symptoms of Dissociative Fugue? 6. What are the symptoms of Dissociative Identity Disorder? 7. Know the etiology of dissociative disorders.

a. Psychodynamicb. Behavioral

8. What two techniques can be combined to treat Dissociative Disorders and what is this technique called?

9. People with somatoform disorder believe that a physiological condition exists to match their psychological symptoms. True or False?

10. What is the difference between psychosomatic and somatic-psychic problems?

11. Know the five somatoform disorders mentioned.12. Hypochondriasis used to be known as hysteria. True or False?13. What is the primary and secondary gain within the psychoanalytic

perspective on the etiology of Somatoform disorders? 14. Which perspective states that a person takes the sick role to escape from

responsibilities?15. Know the various treatments for somatoform disorder.

a. Hypnotherapyb. Behavior therapyc. Family therapy

Chapter 7

1. What is sudden death syndrome?2. Physical problems related to emotional problems are called what?

a. What did it used to be called?b. How is it different than conversion reaction?

3. General Adaptive model- what are the three kinds of stressors?4. Who proposed the general adaptation syndrome?5. What are the three stages?6. Stress affects the immune system: True or False?7. What is Crisis decompensation?

a. How would you give an example of it?8. This model assumes that all changes in a person’s life are stressful.

a. What is it?b. What is the scale it uses?

9. Stress does not release hormones that can impair the immune system. True or false

a. Who usually has the strongest immune systems?b. What kind of hormone is released?

10. Does short-term stress or long-term stressors negatively affect the immune system?

11. What is Coronary heart disease?a. What kind of personality is associated with developing this?b. Which kind of personality is not?

12. What is hypertension?13. What are peptic ulcers?

a. Are they related to someone’s emotional state?14. Describe the type of headaches mentioned in class. Also where are they?

a. Migraine Headacheb. Tension Headachec. Cluster Headache

15. This person has difficulty breathing due to constriction of airways in the lungs, also with wheezing sounding coughs

a. What condition does this person have?b. What psychological problem is a major factor?

16. What are the etiological perspectives?a. What is somatic weakness hypothesis?

17. This treatment of psycho physiological disorders is what the boy in the video was taught to do, he sat and listened to music and remained still

18. This treatment allows a client to monitor his or her own heartbeat. What is it called?

19. What is the technique that replaces anxiety thoughts with normal relaxing thoughts?

Chapter 8

1. What characterizes a personality disorder?a. How many specific personality orders does DSM IV list?

2. Compare between paranoid, schizoid and schizotypal personality disorders?3. Compare between histrionic, narcissistic, borderline and anti-social

personality disorders.4. Compare avoidant, dependent, and obsessive-compulsive personality

disorder5. The terms psychopath and sociopath are associated with what personality

disorder?a. What are some qualities about this personality disorder?

6. This person has the traits of anti social personality disorder, they are 15 years old, are they given a diagnosis of anti-social personality disorder?

7. Anti Social personality disorder is a faulty ego in the absence of guilt. True or False?

a. Are parents usually anti social?8. What is the biological theory behind anti social personality disorder?9. How are arousal, sensation seeking, and behavior perspectives used for Anti-

social personality disorder? a. Big T and Little T

i. Who described this?10. Why are anti social personality disorders hard to change in people?11. What are the three characteristics of impulse control disorders?12. We went over 5 impulse control disorders in class. What are they?13. What kind of Etiology is associated with impulse control?