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Abnormal Psychology 3rd Edition, (2021)
By William J. Ray (Author)
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,Chapter 1: An Overview Of Psychopathology And Changing Conceptualizations Of Mental Illness ___ 3
Chapter 2: Neuroscience Approaches To Understanding Psychopathology _____________________ 54
Chapter 3: Research Methods _________________________________________________________ 98
Chapter 4: Assessment And Classification Of Psychological Disorders ________________________ 147
Chapter 5: Childhood and Adolescent-Onset Disorders ____________________________________ 194
Chapter 6: Mood Disorders And Suicide ________________________________________________ 240
Chapter 7: Stress, Trauma, And Psychopathology ________________________________________ 285
Chapter 8: Anxiety Disorders And Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders __________________________ 332
Chapter 9: Dissociative Disorders And Somatic Symptom Disorders __________________________ 382
Chapter 10: Eating Disorders _________________________________________________________ 425
Chapter 11: Sexual Disorders, Paraphilic Disorders, and Gender Dysphoria ____________________ 466
Chapter 12: Substance-Related And Addictive Disorders ___________________________________ 510
Chapter 13: Schizophrenia ___________________________________________________________ 547
Chapter 14: Personality Disorders _____________________________________________________ 591
Chapter 15: Neurocognitive Disorders__________________________________________________ 634
Chapter 16: The Law And Mental Health _______________________________________________ 679
,Chapter 1: An Overview Of Psychopathology And Changing Conceptualizations Of Mental Illness
William J. Ray: Abnormal Psychology 3rd Edition, (2021) test Bank
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. The Study Of Mental Illness Is Called: --------
A. Pathophysiology
B. Psychopathology
C. Pathology
D. Physiology
ANS: B
Psychopathology Is The Study Of Mental Illness, Psychological Disorders, And
Abnormal Behaviors. It Encompasses The Investigation Of The Origins, Symptoms, And
Nature Of These Disorders To Understand And Treat Them Effectively. The Other
Terms Are Unrelated In This Context:
Pathophysiology: Refers To The Disordered Physiological Processes Associated With
Disease Or Injury, Not Specific To Mental Health.
Pathology: The Study Of Diseases And The Changes They Cause In The Body, Typically
At A Biological Level.
Physiology: The Branch Of Biology That Deals With The Normal Functions Of Living
Organisms And Their Parts.
Learning Objective: 1.1: Describe The Components And Key Considerations Of
Psychopathology.
Cognitive Domain: Knowledge
Answer Location: Defining Psychopathology And Understanding Its Components
Difficulty Level: Easy
,2. Dr. Alfonso Investigates The Cause Of Psychological Disorders. Dr. Alfonso's Field
Of Specialization Is Known As ---------- Psychology:
A. Abnormal
B. Developmental
C. Medical
D. Pathological
ANS: A
Abnormal Psychology Focuses On The Study Of Unusual Patterns Of Behavior,
Emotions, And Thoughts, Which May Or May Not Be Understood As Precipitating A
Mental Disorder. Dr. Alfonso’s Work, Which Involves Investigating The Causes Of
Psychological Disorders, Fits Within This Field. Here’s Why The Other Options Are
Incorrect:
Developmental Psychology: Examines How People Grow And Change Over Their
Lifespan, Focusing On Cognitive, Emotional, And Social Development Rather Than
Disorders.
Medical Psychology: Integrates Psychological Methods With Medical Treatment But
Does Not Primarily Focus On The Investigation Of Psychological Disorders.
Pathological: While This Term Refers To Anything Relating To Disease, It Doesn’t
Specifically Address Psychological Disorders.
Learning Objective: 1.1: Describe The Components And Key Considerations Of
Psychopathology.
Cognitive Domain: Application
Answer Location: Defining Psychopathology And Understanding Its Components
Difficulty Level: Medium
3. Dr. Badeaux Describes Her Specialization As Abnormal Psychology. Dr. Carruthers
States That Her Field Is Psychopathology. Based On Information Provided In The Text,
It Is Most Likely That Drs. Badeaux And Carruthers Specialize In ----- Field(s)
A. Different
,B. The Same
C. Unrelated
D. Opposing
ANS: B
Both Abnormal Psychology And Psychopathology Deal With The Study Of
Psychological Disorders And Abnormal Behaviors. While They May Use Slightly
Different Terminology, These Fields Often Overlap In Their Exploration Of The Causes,
Symptoms, And Treatments Of Mental Illnesses.
Learning Objective: 1.1: Describe The Components And Key Considerations Of
Psychopathology.
Cognitive Domain: Application
Answer Location: Defining Psychopathology And Understanding Its Components
Difficulty Level: Medium
4. During Any Given Year, Approximately ------- Of The American Population
Experiences A Diagnosable Mental Illness.
A. 6%
B. 11%
C. 18%
D. 24%
ANS: C
Around 18% Of The American Population Experiences A Diagnosable Mental Illness
Each Year. This Statistic Highlights The Significant Prevalence Of Mental Health Issues,
Emphasizing The Need For Awareness, Resources, And Effective Treatment.
Learning Objective: 1.1: Describe The Components And Key Considerations Of
Psychopathology.
Cognitive Domain: Comprehension
, Answer Location: Impact Of Mental Disorders Difficulty Level: Easy
5. Which Term Is Used To Refer To The Negative Attitudes And Beliefs That Sometimes
Cause The General Public To Avoid Those With Mental Illness?
A. Stigma
B. Charisma
C. Crenate
D. Achate
ANS: A
Stigma Refers To The Negative Attitudes And Beliefs Held By Society That Lead To
Discrimination And Social Distancing From People With Mental Illnesses. This Can
Hinder Individuals From Seeking Help And Lead To Feelings Of Isolation. The Other
Terms Are Unrelated To Mental Health.
Learning Objective: 1.1: Describe The Components And Key Considerations Of
Psychopathology.
Cognitive Domain: Knowledge
Answer Location: Stigma And Mental Disorders Difficulty Level: Easy
6. Compared To The Loss Of Productivity And Quality Of Life Caused By Such Physical
Diseases As Cancer, The Loss Of Productivity And Quality Of Life Caused By Mental
Illnesses Such As Major Depression Is ------.
A. Somewhat Less
B. About The Same
C. Greater
D. Much Greater
ANS: C
Research Indicates That Mental Illnesses, Like Major Depression, Can Have A Profound
Impact On Productivity And Quality Of Life, Sometimes Surpassing The Impact Of
