PSY 105 Quiz 7 Recent

Question 1

Threat is to coping as

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The role of parents and peers in influencing the tendency of an adolescent’s to smoke is an example of a

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Research indicates that __________ levels of __________ is associated with greater likelihood of adhering to a treatment regimen.

Question 4

The alarm, resistance, and exhaustion stages in reaction to stress make up what is called the

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Studies of the role of television in promoting healthy lifestyles indicates that

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Carcinogens are

Question 7

People who have AIDS eventually die from

Question 8

Which of the following is most likely to have contributed to recent changes in the leading causes of death?

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Research indicates that __________ may be a more important determinant of disease risk than __________.

Question 10

A major feature of stress is that

Question 1

When the demands of taking care of her ailing parents became intolerable, Allie woke one morning to find herself blind and unable to walk, though doctors could find nothing wrong with her. Allie most likely suffers from

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A child with __________ will have difficulty paying attention to stimuli, may show hyperactivity or impulsivity, or both.

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A disorder characterized by a pervasive pattern of detachment from social relationships and restricted range of emotions is __________ disorder.

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The risk of suicide is greatest for individuals with the mental disorder of

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Disturbances of an individual’s behavioral or psychological functioning that are not culturally expected and that lead to psychological distress, behavioral disability, and/or impaired overall functioning are known as

Question 6

Which of these people is most likely to be suffering from clinical depression?

Question 7

The most common perceptual distortions experienced by schizophrenics are __________ hallucinations.

Question 8

The neurotransmitters associated with depression and mania include

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Without any specific warning sign, Ralph experiences intense fear of losing control and a variety of physiological reactions such as a pounding heart, chest pains, nausea, feeling dizzy, and fear of going crazy. Ralph is most likely experiencing a

Question 10

A disorder involving the sudden inability to recall large amounts of personally important information, usually triggered by a traumatic experience is