Question

Check on these please:

Answer 1

@Ferredoxin4

Answer 2

1. You are correct.
2 Correct
3. I think it's D.
It's talking about the course of treatment for Mood disorders.
1. Longitudinal course specificiers.
2. Rapid Cycling Specifiers
4.Correct
5. I'd say A.
I don't think anxiety disorders have anything to do with pleasure. It's not B either, there's more pessimism in MD patients of course. And anxiety is not preceded by MD. The better word here would be a manic episode. So that's why it's A.
6. I'm coming back to this one. I'm not that sure.
7. Actually, A is wrong. There's no such thing as 'lack of control'. Does it mean locus of control? Self-control? Or is it saying control of situations?
It's B. Abramson made the Hopelessness Theory of Depression, which is legit Seligman's theory written the other way around.
8. Correct

Answer 3

9. This was a tricky one and I myself got tricked too. Although bipolar disorder DOES involve norepinephrine, dopa, and serotonin, lithium doesn't increase their availibility. It instead reduced manic episodes. It's option C.
10. I'm not sure about the epidemiology of suicide, but it seems like the only correct answer tbh.
11. I think it's correct.
12. It's C. Common sense man

Answer 4

13. Correct. This is also an example of epigenetic inheritance,
14. Correct
15. Correct. The first part 'tell off people they don't like' would be similar to psychoanalytic therapy, and then the 'as a way of reducing stress' doesn't fit in any category.
16. I have no idea what your textbook says, but I think injuries makes more sense. Genetic defects are not that common. Infectious diseases are treatable very easily with the availability of antibiotics. Also, cancer doesn't kill unless there is metastasis. Most of the time, tumors can be removable with surgery, whether malignant or benign. If the tumor reaches level 4 or if there is metastasis, then there isn't much time left for the patient. But these things are easily noticed nowadays. Injuries is the one thing that could impact anyone and no one is privileged more than the other when it comes to injuries.

Answer 5

17. I think it's right.
18. Not sure, but I guess it's right. You might want to look this one up.
19. Woah..eating disorders like anorexia actually have the highest mortality rate as compared to any other psychological disorder. Only 40-60% temporarily recover; the rest deal with cardiac complications and ventricular fibrillations. It should be between C and D, because it says eating disorders. I'm leaning towards D on this one.
20. Correct. It doesn't need to be purging. It can also be exercising too much, etc.

Answer 6

21. Correct. Also purging disorder and BED, though they aren't an option.
22. Correct
23. I think it's right.
24. Gender roles, social roles, and hormonal changes, you are correct. Is it me or is C and D the same?

Answer 7

25. Correct
26. Correct but I think A and B are repeats

Answer 8

27. Alcohol stimulates GABA, and thus does suppress consciousness for the first hour, but it can lead to REM rebound the next day, and day after, etc. You are correct.
28. Correct

Answer 9

29. Sorry, I haven't gone into too much detail in my course.
30. It's C. All sensory processing is suppressed during sleep and your body goes under a state of atonia, meaning temporary paralysis. Melatonin and Light is what controls our sleep and wake cycles. They go hand-in-hand; melatonin productions depend on light only.
31. I don't know much about the epidemiology of psychological disorders.
32. Correct

Answer 10

33. It's panic attacks. That makes most sense too. Sexual aversion disorder is hating the idea of sex completely, and paraphilias is having sexual urges towards inanimate things. Those two don't go together.
34. Correct
35. It's A. Voyeurism is that definition only. Option C is known as autoeroticism
36. I don't know sorry

Answer 11

37. Correct i think
38. Correct
39. Correct
40. Not sure

Answer 12

41. Correct
42. Correct. Since she's been addicted for so many years, she developed a physiological addiction. Quitting it right away will lead to withdrawal and bodily symptoms.
43. I think it's dementia. Heavy drinkers may get it.
44. It's D. A and C go together, so if C's right, so is A.

Answer 13

45. I'd go with A. Hypnosis is a soporific activity.
46. Correct
47. If Marijuana was free of carcinogens, then people would've OD'd daily with no issues. It's option A.
48. Correct

Answer 14

49. I'm not sure between A and C, I'll get back to you.

50. Correct

Answer 15

For 49, although it does imitate the opiate ligand of the receptor site, when it says 'drug' I suppose it's a cross-tolerance effect.

Answer 16

So I guess you're right for 49

Answer 17

Follow up on question 19 - It's C instead of D. It says eating disorders, not anorexia specifically. To stay on the safe side, we can't assume too much here. It would, therefore, be C.

Answer 18

For 6 - It's A. Stage 3 and 4 are compromised, which include delta waves.