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The term __________ means losing touch with reality.

Jeanine does not like dirt or germs. In fact, she dislikes them so much that
she washes her hands 200 to 300 times a day to make sure she does not get
"infected". She has even developed a little ritual she performs each time
she washes her hands to make sure she gets them thoroughly clean. She is
ddriven to perform this hand-washing riual after touching anything in her
house, or she suffers overwhelming anxiety. Jeanine's behavior is typical of
a(n) __________.

Which of the following is NOT an anxiety disorder?

Defining abnormality as deviation from normality

A phobia is characterized by

People who strive for self-actualization

Most agoraphobics are __________.

When a person develops ____ a drug, he or she needs an increased amount in order to produce the original effect.

A person with dissociative identity disorder has __________.

Conversion disorders involve a change in __________.

A dissociative disorder that involves flight from home and the assumption of a
new identity, with amnesia for past identity and events is called __________.

The classification system produced by the American Psychiatric Association and used to
describe abnormal behaviors is called the DSM-IV-TR.  DSM is an abbreviation for
_____.

The most widely accepted explanation for dissociative identity disorder is
that it is a response to __________.

DSM-IV was designed to provide a complete list of __________.

In Rosenhan's study, the _____ detected the deception of the pseudopatients.

A person with catatonic schizophrenia is most affected in __________.

This is NOT a cause of mental illness.

A dissociative reaction occurs when a person

Individuals with paranoid-type schizophrenia

The most common mood disorder is __________.

__________ schizophrenia is characterized by giggling, grimaces, and frantic
gesturing.

The onset of schizophrenia generally takes place in __________.

The personality disorder that causes people to be distrustful and suspicious
of others is __________.

When a person feels very anxious and cannot stop thinking about something even though it is unpleasant, he or she suffers from

This is the current term for serious mental disorders characterized by a loss of contact
with reality and extreme mental disruptions.

Psychologists determine whether a person has a psychological disorder based on
whether his or her behavior __________.

Brain imaging techniques have shown that the brains of people who have schizophrenia often show signs of

Which of the following was NOT a treatment for abnormal behavior in earlier times?

The __________ personality displays an early total self-absorption, grandiose
self-importance, and a need for constant attention and admiration.

Hypochondriasis is a type of __________.

Dissociative amnesia is caused by __________.

Transforming emotional difficulties into the loss of a physiological function is known as

A somatoform disorder in which a person interprets insignificant symptoms as
signs of serious illness in the absence of any organic evidence of such an
illness is called __________.

The MAJOR importance of the Rosenhan study of pseudopatients is that _____.

The most widely used classification scheme for psychological disorders is the
__________.

Rosenhan and his colleagues were admitted to mental hospitals with a diagnosis of
_____ because they claimed to have _____.

Anxiety disorders are _____.

An extreme fear of being in a public place is called

This is an outdated term for disorders characterized by unrealistic anxiety and other
associated problems.

A repetitive, ritualistic behavior that a person feels driven to perform is
called a(n) __________.

A person in the manic phase may have __________.

According to psychoanalytic theory, anxiety disorders are the result of
__________.

Research suggests that a biological vulnerability to schizophrenia may lie in
excess amounts of __________.

Disorders characterized by disturbances in a person's emotional stats are
known as __________ disorders.

The purpose of the DSM-IV-TR is to provide ____.

A person with a bipolar disorder experiences alternating periods of

Schizophrenics that have delusions of people following or watching them are
known as __________ schizophrenics.

In ancient primitive tribes, mental illness was nearly always attributed to
__________.

People with personality disorders suffer disruptions in their social life or work
because of __________.