A) a quantification of patients' experiences using scales measuring several areas, such as anxiety or depression.
B) lists of symptoms that patients must experience for the diagnosis to be assigned.
C) essential elements that all patients must report for the diagnosis to be assigned, but allowance for specific nonessential variations as well.
D) a theoretical explanation for the underlying cause of the disorder that is assumed to be shared by all patients experiencing similar symptoms.
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A) Psychological
B) Social
C) Biological
D) Astrological
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A) positive correlation.
B) zero correlation.
C) negative correlation.
D) causal correlation.
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A) physical exam.
B) clinical interview.
C) mental status exam.
D) brain scan.
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A) reactivity.
B) structuring.
C) recording.
D) monitoring.
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A) level of serotonin function is correlated with depression.
B) all depressed patients will be helped by these medications.
C) research can help us determine which treatments should be used for depression.
D) medication can be an appropriate treatment for depression.
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A) how disorders change and progress over a typical patient's lifetime.
B) the genetic causes of a particular disorder.
C) the environmental causes of a particular disorder.
D) the biological causes of a particular disorder.
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A) Cross-sectional study
B) Longitudinal study
C) Family study
D) Twin study
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A) behavioral
B) cognitive
C) humanistic
D) psychoanalytic
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A) is like a puzzle, during which a clinician must use clues to arrive at a diagnosis.
B) is like a funnel, during which a clinician narrows the focus of information to rule out problems and find what is most relevant.
C) follows a very rigid set of procedures.
D) aims to collect as much information as possible about an individual.
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A) we observe what happens in the natural world.
B) the researcher is unaware of the independent variable.
C) a variable is manipulated in a way that would not have occurred naturally.
D) there are multiple control groups.
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A) treatment group.
B) analog group.
C) control group.
D) experimental group.
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A) sunlight.
B) depression.
C) the assumption that light affects mood.
D) the interaction between sunlight and mood.
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A) attention.
B) memory.
C) reasoning.
D) personality.
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A) longitudinal method.
B) cross-sectional design.
C) family study.
D) association study.
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A) 1990.
B) 1994.
C) 2000.
D) 2013.
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A) counterbalance the research design with additional measures to improve internal and external validity.
B) control for the placebo effect.
C) conduct a true double-blind experiment.
D) determine whether improvements gained with treatment are lost when the treatment is withheld.
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A) Includes a plan for integrating social and cultural influences on diagnosis.
B) Incorporates some dimensional aspects, such as judgment of severity for disorders.
C) Does not make a distinction between organically based and psychologically based disorders.
D) All of the above.
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A) treatment group, that they will be exposed to the independent variable.
B) treatment group in every way.
C) control group in any other psychology study.
D) treatment group, that they will not be exposed to the independent variable.
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A) test-retest reliability.
B) concurrent validity.
C) descriptive validity.
D) inter-rater reliability.
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