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1. ___________ is credited with developing the learned helplessness theory of depression.
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Martin Seligman
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A longer-lasting, but less disabling, form of unipolar depression is known as:
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dysthymic disorder.
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______ is the most effective treatment for bipolar disorder.
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lithium
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5. Low ________ activity, accompanied by high _________ activity, may lead to mania.
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serotonin; norepinephrine
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Maladaptive thoughts about all but which of the following make up Beck's cognitive triad?
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one's past
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The form of bipolar disorder characterized by episodes of hypomania alternating with major depressive episodes
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bipolar II disorder.
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The hormone that may indirectly play a role in depression and is sometimes called the "Dracula hormone" is:
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pag 193 . melatonin
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Some theorists believe that improper transport of ________ may cause neurons to fire too easily, resulting in mania.
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sodium ion
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13. _____________ is the perception that one has no control over the reinforcements in their lives.
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learned helpeness
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Interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) is a _________ approach to treating unipolar depression.
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sociocultural
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Most second-generation antidepressants are:
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SSRI
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Which is NOT a problem that interpersonal psychotherapy attempts to address?
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interpersonal communication problems
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What is the most commonly seen relationship between the frequency of depressive and manic episodes in a person with bipolar disorder?
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The depressive episodes occur more often than the manic episodes.
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Which of the following stressors are not thought to play a role in the development of depression in women according to the quality-of-life theory?
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Women have to give birth to children.
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According to Peter Lewinsohn, which type of rewards is particularly important in the downward spiral of depression?
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social rewards
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MAO inhibitors block the destruction of which neurotransmitter
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norepinephrine
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Which of the following is a well-known side effect of ECT?
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temporary memory loss
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A pilot who sacrifices his life in a fighter-plane skirmish would be categorized as an example of _________ suicide
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altruistic
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In the United States, which group is most likely to commit suicide?
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white American males over the age of 65
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People who experience mixed feelings, or ambivalence, in their intent to die, even at the moment of their attempt, are known as:
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. death darers.
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Which perspective believes that suicide is the result of anger directed at one's self?
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psychodynamic
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12. Suicide committed by people over whom society has little or no control is known as _______ suicide
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egoistic
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16. One of the most influential writers on the topic of suicide is:
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. Edwin Shneidman
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An individual who clearly intends to end their life at the time they attempt suicide, only to experience confusion in the very next hour or day might be classified as a:
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death seeker
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18. The first suicide prevention program in the United States was founded in which city?
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los angeles
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. Viewing problems and solutions in rigid either/or terms is known as
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dicthomous thinking
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According to Freud, what are the forces that lead a person to attempt or commit suicide?
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A real or symbolic loss leads to internalization of the death instinct, Thanatos, and this, in turn, leads to suicidal actions.
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The neurotransmitter that may be associated with eating disorders is:
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serotin
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The peak age during which women develop anorexia nervosa is:
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14 and 16
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What is the effect of vomiting after a binge episode?
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. The individual loses about half of the calories consumed during the binge.
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What is the effect of vomiting after a binge episode?
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. The individual loses about half of the calories consumed during the binge.
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What is the most accurate statement about women with bulimia nervosa?
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They generally maintain their normal weight, though it may fluctuate markedly within that range
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When are people least likely to eat junk food?
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when they feel self-confident
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Which is NOT a characteristic of a person with anorexia nervosa?
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rarely thinking about food
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Which is NOT a typical response for a person who just indulged in a binge episode?
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feeling happy and in control.
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What type of medication has been used to help reduce binges and vomiting in victims of bulimia nervosa?
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antidepressant
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Which is the most correct statement about eating disorders among men?
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The triggers of male eating disorders are different from those of female eating problems.
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The area of the brain that reduces hunger when it is activated is the
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ventromedial hypothalamus.
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Which psychological problem is often associated with anorexia nervosa?
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obsessive-compulsive patterns
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A brain chemical known as ____________ has been identified as acting as a natural appetite suppressant.
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glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1)
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Which of the following would be an appropriate goal for conducting therapy with someone suffering from anorexia nervosa?
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Help them recognize their need for independence and teach them appropriate ways to exercise control.
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Both bulimia nervosa and anorexia nervosa typically begin:
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. after a period of intense dieting that has been successful and has earned praise from family members and friends.
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. Which of the following is true of amenorrhea in women with anorexia nervosa?
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Most females with anorexia nervosa menstruate again, once they regain their weight
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