Mood And Dissociative Disorders Quiz
Settings
-
+
Goes over the basic ideas of each disorder.
- 1.Major Depressive Disorder is also known as:
- A.
SAD
- B.
DID
- C.
Unipolar Depression
- D.
Bipolar Depression
- 2.Depression rate is... and is affecting people...
- A.
...staying the same, ...in their mid 20's
- B.
...increasing, ... earlier (late teens)
- C.
...increasing, ... later (mid 40's)
- D.
...decreasing, ...almost never
- 3.Major Depressive Disorder can be treated with...
- A.
Prozac
- B.
Zoloft
- C.
Paxil
- D.
All of the above
- 4.Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) may be caused by...
- A.
Higher Exposure to heat
- B.
Higher Exposure to cold
- C.
Less exposure to moonlight
- D.
Less exposure to sunlight
- 5.Manic Depression is also known as...
- A.
Bipolar Disorder
- B.
Tripolar Disorder
- C.
Somatization Disorder
- D.
Dissociative Fugue
- 6.In Bipolar Disorder, Rapid cycling is usually... periods of.. followed quickly by... depression that often last....
- A.
Long, mania, mild, shorter
- B.
Short, mania, mild, shorter
- C.
Short, mania, intense, longer
- D.
Long, mania, intense, longer
- 7.What is the drug treatment for Bipolar Disorder?
- A.
Bromine Cyanide
- B.
Sodium Chloride
- C.
Copper Sulfate
- D.
Lithium Carbonate
- 8.What perspective believes that Depression is caused by low levels of Norepenephrine, Serotonin, and Omega-3 fatty acids, less brain activity in the left frontal lobe, and may have unusual shrinkage of the Frontal Lobe?
- A.
Cognitive
- B.
Biological
- C.
Psychoanalytic
- D.
Behavioral
- 9.In Bipolar Disorder, it affects just as many men than women.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 10.From the Cognitive Perspective, people with a negative explanatory style will think that negative events will...
- A.
Last Forever (Stable)
- B.
Affect Everything (Global)
- C.
Be their Fault (Internal)
- D.
All of the above
- 11.From the Psychoanalytic Perspective, Mood Disorders may be related to early... by loss of a parent, which may cause depression when the person deals will... later.
- A.
Rejection, grief
- B.
Grief, rejection
- C.
Grief, grief
- D.
Rejection, loss
- 12.What do Behaviorists think about Mood Disorders?
- A.
Sufferers bring out negative reactions from others, which leads to reinforcement
- B.
Learned Helplessness may lead to self defeating thoughts/beliefs
- C.
Sufferers who ponder may end up with worse depression than suffers who find ways to distract themselves.
- D.
They negatively view themselves, Future/Possibilities, Circumstances/Situation/World
- 13.A possible cause of Mania is
- A.
Low Levels of Serotonin
- B.
High levels of Norepenephrine
- C.
High Levels of Glutamate
- D.
Low levels of cRAy-jUiCE
- 14.DID (aka: Multiple Personality Disorder) is very...
- A.
Rare
- B.
Cool
- C.
Common
- D.
Great
- 15.People who suffer from DID can experience...
- A.
Complete Loss of Memory
- B.
Complete Loss of Movement
- C.
Memory Gaps
- D.
Speech Gaps
- 16.Dissociative Amnesia is a loss of memory for a traumatic event/period of time that is too difficult to deal with or remember.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 17.In Dissociative Fugue, Memory loss can be related to...
- A.
Family
- B.
Identity/Personal Memory
- C.
Everyday Things (Ex. How to breathe and walk)
- D.
Age
- 18.With Dissociative Fugue, you may leave home and create a new
- A.
You don't leave home or create anything new.
- B.
Buisness
- C.
Invention
- D.
Identity
- 19.A Psychoanalytic would believe that Dissociative Disorders are caused by:
- A.
Repressed Memories/anxiety/trauma that was cause by abuse etc.
- B.
The Broncos losing to the Seahawks
- C.
Beyonce
- D.
Modest Management
- 20.Behaviorists believe that Dissociative Disorders may be reinforced (through means of getting attention, etc.) which reduces
- A.
Serotonin Levels
- B.
Blood Pressure
- C.
Anxiety
- D.
Inhibitions
- 21.(A) Possible Cause(s) of Dissociative Fugue are/is:
- A.
A lot of stress
- B.
The possibility that embarrassing news/info about you will come out
- C.
All of the above
- D.
None of the above
Back to top