Test 3

Front 1

What percentage of the U.S. population will meet criteria for a substance use disorder sometime in their life?

Back 1

25%

Front 2

What primary defense mechanism is often used with people with substance disorders?

Back 2

Denial

Front 3

Which substance has the highest dependence rates?

Back 3

Tobacco

Front 4

Substance Dependence

Back 4

compulsive, out of control and has negative consequences including physical dependence on substance

Front 5

Tolerance

Back 5

Adaptation to a substance as indicated by the need for increased amounts of the substance to achieve desired affect

Front 6

Withdrawal

Back 6

physical or psychological symptom that occur when substance use is decreased or stopped

Front 7

Cross Tolerance

Back 7

tolerance extending across drugs within a class

Front 8

What are the features of cocaine dependence?

Back 8

• Increased alertness
• Excitation
• Euphoria
• Increased blood pressure
• Decreased appetite
• Insomnia

Front 9

What are physiological reactions to taking depressants?

Back 9

slows down nervous system

Front 10

What is the history of heroin use as a legal substance?

Back 10

cough suppressant by Bayer

Front 11

What kinds of substances are used for treating ADHD?

Back 11

Amphetamine

Front 12

What is the psychoactive chemical in ecstasy?

Back 12

MDMA

Front 13

Paraphilla

Back 13

Disorders involving persistent sexual desire or preferences that are considered abnormal

Front 14

Gender Disorder

Back 14

disorder in which individual they are in wrong body of sex and want to change

Front 15

Fetishism

Back 15

recurrent, intense sexually arousing fantasies/ urges

Front 16

Sexual Dysfunction

Back 16

DSM-IV involving sexual interest, sexual response, or orgasm

Front 17

Frotterurism

Back 17

involving touching and rubbing against a non consenting person

Front 18

According to Freud, abnormal sexuality is caused by what?

Back 18

Pervisions

Front 19

When is gender identity disorder diagnosed?

Back 19

When a persons gender and sex are fundamentally at odds, and the person experiences distress and impairment as a result

Front 20

What are the orgasmic disorders?

Back 20

• Female
• Male
• Premature Ejaculation

Front 21

What is Viagra usually prescribed for?

Back 21

Erectile Dysfunction

Front 22

What is the most common male sexual dysfunction?

Back 22

Premature Ejaculation

Front 23

Sexual Aversion

Back 23

persistent extreme aversion in avoidance of general gentile sexual contact with a sexual partner causing distress

Front 24

Sadism

Back 24

recurrent intense sexual arousing fantasies or urges involving acts in which a victims psychological or physical suffering is sexually exciting

Front 25

Exhibitonists

Back 25

exposure of gentiles to a stranger

Front 26

On what axis of the DSM-IV are personality diagnosed?

Back 26

II

Front 27

Ego Syntonic

Back 27

behaviors thoughts and feeling that’s are experienced by an individual as consistent with sense of self (PD)

Front 28

Cluster A

Back 28

people who are viewed as odd or eccentric
o Paranoid
o Schizoid
o Schizotypal

Front 29

Cluster B

Back 29

peoples who behavior is viewed as overly dramatic, emotional or erratic
o Anitsocial
o Borderline
o Histronic
o Narcisstic

Front 30

Cluster C

Back 30

people who appear anxious or fearful
o Avoidant
o Dependent
o Obsessive-compulsive

Front 31

Personality Disorder

Back 31

disorders characterized by extreme and rigid personality traits that cause impairment

Front 32

Paranoid

Back 32

o Suspicious of others
o Unjustified doubts of disloyalty
o Reluctance to confined in others
o Reading threatening meanings into benign events

Front 33

Schizoid

Back 33

o Does not desire or enjoy close relationships
o Solitude
o Little interest in sex
o Pleasure in a few activities
o Lacks close friends
o Indifferent to praise/criticisms

Front 34

Schizotypal

Back 34

o Ideas of reference
o Odd beliefs or magical thinking
o Odd thinking and speech
o Odd or eccentric
o Lack of close friends

Front 35

Antisocial

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o Failure to confer to lawful behavior
o Deceitfulness
o Lack or remorse
o Impulsivity
o Reckless disregard for safety

Front 36

Borderline

Back 36

o Effects to avis real or imagined abandonment
o Patterns of idolization and devaluation
o Instable self image
o Recurrent suicidal behavior
o Feelings of emptiness

Front 37

Histriontic

Back 37

o Uncomfortable if not the center of attention
o Inappropriately seductive
o Rapidly shifting and shallowing emotions
o Use appearance to draw attention
o Considers relationships more intimate than they are

Front 38

Narcissistic

Back 38

o Grandiose
o Fantasies of unlimited success
o Belief they are special

Front 39

Avoidant

Back 39

o Avoids activities due to fear of criticism
o Unwilling to get involved with people because of fear of being liked
o Restrained in relationships due to fear of being shamed

Front 40

Dependant

Back 40

o Excess need for advice
o Needs others to assume responsibility of their life
o Difficulty expressing disagreement
o Difficulty doing things on own
o Feels helpless when alone

Front 41

What defense mechanisms seem to be most common in narcissistic personality disorder?

Back 41

• Idolization
• Devaluation (protect against negative feelings against oneself)

Front 42

The problems experienced by people with avoidant personality disorder are most similar to the symptoms of what Axis I disorder?

Back 42

Social Phobia

Front 43

According to Freud, a person with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder is fixated at which stage of psychosexual development?

Back 43

Childhood Psychosexual Stage (anal stage f development)

Front 44

In order to be diagnosed with a personality disorder, the person must be at least how old?

Back 44

18

Front 45

Substance Abuse

Back 45

substance use that has negative consequences

Front 46

Hypoactive Sexual Desire

Back 46

persistently want for sexual desire causing distress

Front 47

Masochism

Back 47

involving the act of being humiliated, beaten, bound or otherwise made to suffer

Front 48

Voyeurs

Back 48

observing an unsuspecting person who is naked or in the process of sexual activity

Front 49

Ego Dystonic

Back 49

behaviors thoughts or feeling that’s are experienced by individual as distressing and unwelcomed

Front 50

Which defense mechanism is often witnessed in people with dependent personality disorder?

Back 50

Regression

Front 51

Which research findings provides the strongest evidence for genetic basis for alcoholism?

Back 51

twin studies or adoption studies

Front 52

Schizophrenia

Back 52

psychosis adaptive functioning

Front 53

paranoid personality disorder

Back 53

suspicious of others

Front 54

Obsessive Compulsive

Back 54

Preoccupied with details rules lists order
shows perfectionism which interferes with task completion
devoted to work and productivity and to the exclusion of leisure