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HH/PSYC 3140 N - Psych Health, Distress, & Impairment (Winter 2024-2025)

HH/PSYC 3140 N - Psych Health, Distress, & Impairment (Winter 2024-2025)

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Louie believes that he is incredibly handsome and charming. He does not show any empathy to others, but has a constant need for admiration from others. Louie's character fits best with

oppositional defiant disorder

delusional disorder

borderline personality disorder

narcissistic personality disorder

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Kyle was recently diagnosed with Social Communication Disorder (SCD), which is new diagnosis in the DSM 5. His parents are told by the clinician:

That due to Kyle’s significant delays in language and unusual interests, but having the ability to engage in pretend play, he is diagnosed with SCD rather than autism.

That Kyle’s unusual communication patterns and struggle to understand the social meaning behind communication is part of why SCD best explains their son’s difficulty.

That SCD is a time limited disorder, unlike autism, and their son will likely outgrow the diagnosis in adulthood.

That prior to the DSM 5, Kyle would have been diagnosed with Aspergers Disorder. With the new edition of the DSM, SCD replaces the old diagnosis of Aspergers.

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Adria is returning

home to her adoptive family after spending several months in the hospital with

schizophrenia. Research studies indicate that Adria would have the highest

likelihood of relapse if:

her home environment

is high in expressed emotion.

one

of her biological family members was also diagnosed with schizophrenic.

she

has outpatient support through a therapist or a case manager

she

developed the disorder before the age of 15.

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John does not experience strong emotions. He is aloof, enjoys solitary activities, and is indifferent to relationships with others. John is likely suffering from

Schizotypal Personality Disorder

Antisocial Personality Disorder

Paranoid Personality Disorder

Schizoid Personality Disorder

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John complains that he feels stressed and out of control. He sometimes feels sensations like he is floating and often feels detached from things around him. What diagnosis fits best for his symptoms?

Generalized Amnesia

Depersonalization-Derealization

Dissociative Identity Disorder

Dissociative fugue

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Using a biogical perspective, which of the following would explain someone with antisocial behaviour when experiencing stimuli

someone with antisocial behaviour would under respond to both feared and desired stimuli

someone with antisocial behaviour would under respond to fearful stimuli and likely not care about the possible "fears" related to a bad outcome

someone with antisocial behaviour would freeze and experience paralysis when responding to fearful stimuli

someone with antisocial behaviour has a balanced system and thus an individual does not overly respond to fearful stimuli

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In January, Rita was beginning to perform poorly at work, was neglecting her appearance, becoming withdrawn, and exhibiting odd behaviours. In June, she showed the full blown symptoms of schizophrenia. Her behaviour in January can be considered part of which phase of the disorder?

undifferentiated

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How would a clinician describe the anxiety that occurs in patients with illness anxiety disorder?

associated with dissociation

alleviated after a thorough physical examination

not alleviated after a thorough physical evaluation

delusional in nature

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How do psychologists interpret the self-stimulation behaviour of children with autistic disorder?

as an effort to overcome their social isolation

as a way to increase sensation to a desirable level

as a way to engage in interpersonal relationships

as a method for screening out unpleasant stimuli

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For a diagnosis of schizophrenia, the DSM requires a decline in the person's functioning and the presence of disturbed behaviour over a continuous period of at least

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