7.Problems now called ansiety, dissociative, and somatoform disorders weTe once

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7.Problems now called ansiety, dissociative, and somatoform disorders weTe once known as: a. psychoses b organic disorders c. psychological dysfunction d. neuroses 8. An obsession is: a. something you can't stop thinking about b. a behavior that you can't stop performing c. saying something over and over d. repeated self-destructive behavior 9. Multiple personality or dissociative identity disorder often begins: a as a result of combat exhaustion b. in adulthood as a response to unremitting phobias c as a consequence of post-traumatic stress disorders d. in childhood as a result of unbearable experiences 10. Which of the following individuals is noted for his research on stress? a. Alfred Adler b. Albert Bandura c. Gordon Allport d. Hans Seyle 11. Which disorder refers to a person who is a "loner" and lacks interest in close relationships with others? c. schizoid d. paranoid a. histrionic b. antisocial 12. Elizabeth suffers from sudden anxiety attacks that produce overwhelming feelings of dread. These attacks become so intense she is afraid of leaving her What disorder would a psychologist most likely diagnose her as house. having? a. generalized anxiety disorder b. panic disorder with agoraphobia panic disorder with agorapbobia c. d. social phobia receptors have been Nearly double the normal number of found in the brains of schizophrenics: a. acetylcholine b. catecholamine 13. c. endorphin d. dopamine A man believes an actress he saw on television is deeply in love with him even though he has never met her before. 14. This man is suffering from what type of delusional disorder? a. jealous type b. persecutory type c. erotomanic type d. grandiose type 2

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Below are my answers:

7. Option d

8. Option a

9. Option d

10. Option d

11. Option b

12. Option b or c (Both options are the same.)

13. Option d

14. Option c

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