QUIZ PRE-ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS Basic details NameEmailPhone Number 1 / 30 A disorder characterized by the presence of one or more non-bizarre delusions that persist for at least 1 month, and do not impair psychosocial functioning apart from the ramifications of the delusion(s). A. Schizophrenia B. Mood disorders C. Organic disorders D. Delusional disorder 2 / 30 In an MSE, what term describes the patient's overall level of emotional expression and responsiveness? A. Affect B. Sensorium C. Insight D. Judgment 3 / 30 Which of the following characteristics in not a symptom of a personality disorder? A. Impaired functioning B. Inflexibility C. Major depression D. Maladaptive traits E. Great social and personal distress 4 / 30 ______________is a disorder in which there is difficulty going off to sleep, remaining asleep and poor quality of sleep. A. Disorder of sleep-wake schedule. B. None of the above C. Hypersomnia D. Insomnia 5 / 30 A persistent, unreasonable, and unwanted thought is known as A. a hallucination B. a delusion C. an obsession D. a negative symptom 6 / 30 . According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5TM), children with separation anxiety disorder often experience the following symptoms in addition to excessive fear or anxiety over separation from attachment figures? A. Pervasive anxiety about failure in school or social situations B. Persistent desire to develop relationships with adults other than those who serve as major attachment figures C. Irresistible urges to perform and repeat a certain act over and over again D. Excessive concern about the safety and well-being of attachment figures 7 / 30 The condition in which patient may invent new words is: A. Catatonic stupor B. Echolalia C. Echopraxia D. Neologism 8 / 30 Which of the following is a characteristic feature of neurotic disorders? A. Prolonged immobility and unresponsiveness B. Presence of delusions and hallucinations C. Excessive anxiety and distress D. Loss of contact with reality 9 / 30 The ancient operation to operate the skull and treat abnormal behavior is known as A. Trephination B. Endarterectomy C. Surgery D. Craniectomy 10 / 30 The aim of a projective test is to: A. Compare responses with others B. Assess the role of organic factors in thinking C. Predict behaviour D. Assess the way in which people perceive stimuli and gain information about unconscious processes 11 / 30 Which of the following are disorders of though possession: A. Thought insertion B. All of the above C. Though broadcasting D. Though withdrawal 12 / 30 Fear response in the absence of any obvious external danger is called A. Stress B. Trauma C. Panic attack D. Anxiety attack 13 / 30 Pricilla spent the last four weeks in bed. Without telling her friends or family she bought a three-thousand-dollar plane ticket to Europe. She took most of her savings with her to go on a major shopping spree when she gets there. Pricilla is most likely suffering from: A. Major depression B. Bipolar disorder C. Schizoid personality disorder D. Narcissistic personality disorder E. Dysthymic disorder 14 / 30 The diagnosis of mental illness is generally carried out by which of the following? A. psychiatrist B. psychiatric nurse C. counsellor D. clinical psychologist 15 / 30 When an individual smell an unpleasant odor when it doesn’t exist is called as____________ A. Visual Hallucination B. Auditory Hallucination C. Olfactory Hallucination D. Gustatory Hallucination 16 / 30 What is avolition? A. Lack of vomiting B. Lack of sound in speech C. Lack of volume in speech D. Lack of motivation 17 / 30 Specific phobias are defined as A. An excessive, unreasonable, persistent fear triggered by a specific object or situation. B. A persistent fear of social situations. C. Excessive worry triggered by a specific object or situation D. An abnormal sensitivity to dog 18 / 30 A disorder that has the symptoms of both schizophrenia and mood disorders are called __________ A. Schizoaffective disorder B. Acute Schizophrenia C. Bipolar disorder D. Delusions 19 / 30 Individuals who are moderately retarded A. are usually diagnosed in infancy B. are generally institutionalized C. can become self-supporting adults with appropriate training D. can achieve partial independence in activities of daily living 20 / 30 The phenomenon known as_______refers to individuals who have experienced more than one disorder simultaneously. A. Cohabitation B. Codependence C. Coexistence D. Comorbidity 21 / 30 What is anhedonia? A. inability to feel pleasure B. Inability to sleep C. Inability to be spontaneous D. Inability to move the head 22 / 30 The study of mental distress is known as A. Psychopathology B. psychosomatics C. Psychoanalytics D. psychodynamics 23 / 30 Which of the following psychological disturbances does not occur in response to an identifiable experience? A. depression B. Schizophrenia C. adjustment disorder D. acute stress disorder 24 / 30 What term describes a therapeutic approach that integrates elements from different theoretical orientations? A. Psychodynamic therapy B. Existential therapy C. Eclectic therapy D. Humanistic therapy 25 / 30 Which of the following is NOT a primary goal of clinical psychology? A. Understanding psychological disorders B. Enhancing human potential C. Treating mental illness D. Analyzing economic trends 26 / 30 Which of the following genes are considered to play a causal role in the development of schizophrenia? A. Neither B. COMT C. DISC1 D. Both 27 / 30 The disorder in which the symptoms of schizophrenia and mood disorders are prominently present within the same episode are called A. None of the following B. Schizophreniform disorder C. Delusional Disorder D. Schizoaffective Disorder 28 / 30 Which one of the factors mentioned below is not an indicator of abnormality? A. Adaptiveness B. Statistical Deviance C. Violation of the standards of society D. Suffering 29 / 30 In what way does delirium differ from dementia? A. Delirium affects younger people, whereas dementia affects older people. B. Delirium is a permanent state, whereas dementia is a temporary state. C. Delirium can result from the use of substances, whereas dementia cannot result from the use of substances. D. Delirium is a temporary state, whereas dementia is a permanent state 30 / 30 Which of the following is an example of repression: A. Stopping yourself from behaving the way you want to B. Suppressing bad memories or current thoughts that cause anxiety C. Suppressing your natural instincts D. Stopping others from behaving inappropriately Your score isThe average score is 70% 0% Restart quiz
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