Abnormal Psychology Quiz

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Abnormal Psychology QuizVersion en ligne scenarios long questions, intense exam par Elle Clemente 1 Which DSM-5 criterion primarily defines major depressive disorder (MDD)? a Mood improvement after sleep deprivation for a month b Persistent sad mood with anhedonia for at least 2 weeks c Hypochondriacal fears for 2 days d Panic attacks occurring daily for a week 2 What is a key distinguishing feature of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)? a Severe panic attacks with chest pain b Fixed, non-worrying mood c Compulsive rituals to reduce anxiety d Excessive worry across multiple domains for at least 6 months 3 Which symptom is most characteristic of schizophrenia? a Episodic memory loss only b Persistent euphoria without speech issues c Extreme hyperactivity with normal thought d Delusions and disorganized thinking 4 What distinguishes obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) from anxiety about everyday life? a Mood swings without rituals b Immediate relief after worry subsides c Random, unrelated daytime worries d Obsessions are intrusive, unwanted thoughts driving compulsions 5 Which symptom cluster is central to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)? a Only social withdrawal with no trauma history b Primary hallucinations without trauma exposure c Mania with increased energy post-trauma d Intrusive memories, avoidance, and hyperarousal after trauma 6 Which statement best defines bipolar I disorder? a Cycling daily between mania and depression with no normal periods b Only depressive episodes with no mania c Chronic mild depression without mania d Manic episodes with or without depressive episodes 7 Which criterion is most indicative of a personality disorder? a Single behavioral incident b Enduring, pervasive patterns causing impairment c Brief mood shifts in response to stress d Temporary personality change due to substance use 8 Which symptom is common in major depressive disorder but not in normal sadness? a Occasional appetite loss for a week b Significant impairment in functioning c Passing sadness after a breakup d Transient sleep changes 9 What characterizes substance use disorder? a Use only in non-work hours with no withdrawal b Occasional experimentation with no life impact c Compulsive use despite negative consequences and craving d Complete abstinence after first use 10 Which abnormal eating pattern is a diagnostic feature of anorexia nervosa? a Overeating followed by purging in every episode b High-calorie diet with minimal fat intake c Normal BMI with occasional binges d Persistent restriction of energy intake leading to low body weight 11 A client reports hearing voices for months, but has intact functioning and no mood symptoms. This most likely indicates which symptoms are present? a Delusions causing drastic behavior changes b Hallucinations with mood congruence c Positive psychotic symptoms absent; functioning preserved d Severe negative symptoms with impairment 12 In a panic disorder diagnosis, which feature distinguishes it from generalized anxiety disorder? a Chronic muscle tension throughout the day b Slow, gradual onset of anxiety symptoms c Persistent worry about future events d Panic attacks with abrupt onset and fear of dying 13 A person meets criteria for Major Depressive Disorder with psychotic features. Which is most characteristic? a Depressive mood with delusions or hallucinations b Mania with grandiosity c Hypomanic symptoms without impairment d Transient mood fluctuations without psychosis 14 Which symptom cluster best defines a schizophrenia-spectrum disorder? a Somatic complaints, fatigue, sleep disturbance b Euphoria, hyperactivity, risk-taking c Anxiety, phobias, compulsions d Delusions, hallucinations, disorganized speech 15 Conversion disorder is best described as: a Chronic depressed mood with anhedonia b Excessive worry about health c Ambiguity in somatic symptom reporting d Neurological symptoms incompatible with medical conditions 16 Which characteristic most supports antisocial personality disorder? a Excessive worry about social evaluation b Disregard for rights of others since age 15 c Repeated panic attacks in social settings d Elevated mood and excessive energy 17 A patient shows persistent fear of social situations leading to avoidance. This best fits: a Generalized anxiety disorder b Specific phobia c OCD d Social anxiety disorder 18 What best differentiates PTSD from acute stress disorder? a Re-experiencing symptoms in both b Presence of exposure to trauma c Avoidance and hyperarousal present in both d Symptom duration exceeding one month for PTSD 19 Which neurotransmitter imbalance is most associated with mood disorders in some theories? a Monoamine dysregulation (e.g., serotonin, norepinephrine) b GABA excess c Endorphin surplus d Acetylcholine deficiency 20 GAD (Generalized Anxiety Disorder) is characterized by: a Excessive worry across multiple domains for months b Sudden discrete attacks of intense fear c Fixed, nonsensical reoccurring thoughts d Panic-driven avoidance of social situations 21 Which symptom must be present at least most days for major depressive disorder? a euphoria b manic mood c hallucinations d depressed mood or anhedonia 22 Which neurotransmitter is most linked to depression and anxiety? a GABA b glutamate c dopamine d serotonin 23 Schizophrenia is characterized by which set of symptoms? a hypersomnia and fatigue b emotional blunting only c delusions, hallucinations, disorganized thinking d panic attacks and phobias 24 What is a defining feature of OCD? a mania and hyperactivity b delusions and flat affect c obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors d dissociative amnesia 25 PTSD requires exposure to trauma and symptoms lasting more than? a one week b 24 hours c six months d more than one month 26 Anorexia nervosa is characterized by? a extremely high body weight b low body weight from restrictive eating c excessive exercise alone without weight change d episodes of binge eating with purging 27 Which disorder involves alternating periods of mania and depression? a generalized anxiety disorder b bipolar disorder c major depressive disorder d cyclothymia 28 Which condition is diagnosed by persistent worry about many events? a panic disorder b obsessive-compulsive disorder c social anxiety disorder d generalized anxiety disorder 29 Which therapy is commonly used for phobias? a exposure therapy b psychoanalysis c electroconvulsive therapy d cognitive dissonance therapy 30 What is the term for a persistent pattern of unstable relationships, self-image, and emotions? a narcolepsy b antisocial personality disorder c avoidant personality disorder d borderline personality disorder Feedback 1 MDD requires at least 2 weeks of persistent sadness and loss of interest (anhedonia). Short-lived mood changes or other symptoms do not meet duration criteria. 2 GAD involves chronic, pervasive worry in multiple areas for 6+ months, not specific panic or compulsions. 3 Schizophrenia commonly features delusions, disorganized speech, and negative symptoms, not just memory loss. 4 OCD involves intrusive obsessions and repetitive rituals aimed at reducing distress. 5 PTSD features re-experiencing, avoidance, negative mood, and arousal following trauma. 6 Bipolar I requires manic episodes, which may or may not be accompanied by depressive episodes. 7 Personality disorders involve long-standing patterns across contexts causing functional impairment. 8 Depression causes marked impairment, which goes beyond ordinary sadness. 9 SUD involves problematic use with craving and continued use despite harm. 10 Anorexia nervosa is defined by restrictive intake causing underweight, not just binges or purging. 11 Auditory hallucinations with preserved functioning point to subclinical or non-psychotic experiences rather than full disorder criteria. 12 Panic attacks are discrete, sudden events; GAD features chronic worry without abrupt attacks. 13 Psychotic features co-occur with depressive episodes, not separately. 14 Core schizophrenia spectrum includes positive symptoms (delusions, hallucinations) and disorganized thinking. 15 Conversion (functional neurological symptom disorder) presents neurologic symptoms without medical explanation. 16 Antisocial PD features pervasive disregard for others since adolescence. 17 Marked fear of social scrutiny and avoidance defines social anxiety disorder. 18 PTSD requires symptoms persisting beyond one month; ASD lasts 3 days to 1 month. 19 Classic theories implicate monoamines in mood regulation, though etiology is multifactorial. 20 GAD involves chronic, pervasive worry affecting multiple aspects of life. 21 Depressed mood or loss of interest/pleasure (anhedonia) is essential; other options are not defining MDD. 22 Serotonin is commonly implicated in mood regulation; others have roles too but not as primary. 23 Core features include psychotic symptoms and disorganized thinking; other options are not core triad. 24 Obsessions (intrusive thoughts) and compulsions (rituals) define OCD. 25 PTSD requires sufficient time for symptoms to persist beyond one month after trauma. 26 Restriction leading to low body weight is key; other options describe other eating issues. 27 Bipolar disorder includes manic or hypomanic episodes with depressive episodes. 28 GAD involves chronic, excessive worry across situations; others have different criteria. 29 Systematic exposure reduces fear; other options are not first-line phobia treatments. 30 BPD features instability in relationships, self-image, and affect.

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Abnormal Psychology QuizVersion en ligne

par Elle Clemente

Which DSM-5 criterion primarily defines major depressive disorder (MDD)?

What is a key distinguishing feature of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)?

Which symptom is most characteristic of schizophrenia?

What distinguishes obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) from anxiety about everyday life?

Which symptom cluster is central to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)?

Which statement best defines bipolar I disorder?

Which criterion is most indicative of a personality disorder?

Which symptom is common in major depressive disorder but not in normal sadness?

What characterizes substance use disorder?

Which abnormal eating pattern is a diagnostic feature of anorexia nervosa?

A client reports hearing voices for months, but has intact functioning and no mood symptoms. This most likely indicates which symptoms are present?

In a panic disorder diagnosis, which feature distinguishes it from generalized anxiety disorder?

A person meets criteria for Major Depressive Disorder with psychotic features. Which is most characteristic?

Which symptom cluster best defines a schizophrenia-spectrum disorder?

Conversion disorder is best described as:

Which characteristic most supports antisocial personality disorder?

A patient shows persistent fear of social situations leading to avoidance. This best fits:

What best differentiates PTSD from acute stress disorder?

Which neurotransmitter imbalance is most associated with mood disorders in some theories?

GAD (Generalized Anxiety Disorder) is characterized by:

Which symptom must be present at least most days for major depressive disorder?

Which neurotransmitter is most linked to depression and anxiety?

Schizophrenia is characterized by which set of symptoms?

What is a defining feature of OCD?

PTSD requires exposure to trauma and symptoms lasting more than?

Anorexia nervosa is characterized by?

Which disorder involves alternating periods of mania and depression?

Which condition is diagnosed by persistent worry about many events?

Which therapy is commonly used for phobias?

What is the term for a persistent pattern of unstable relationships, self-image, and emotions?