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Psych 350-Final Exam question &
answers 100% correct 2022
What does dissociative mean? - correct answer part of memory is
separated/dissociated from other memories
What is dissociative amnesia - correct answer Occurs when a person is unable to recall
important information about themselves
What usually causes dissociative amnesia - correct answer It is usually triggered by an
upsetting event
What are the 4 extensive ways memory can be lost in dissociative amnesia - correct
answer 1) localized 2) selective 3) generalized 4) continuous
What does localized memory mean? - correct answer memory loss occurs in a limited
time period
What does selective memory mean? - correct answer memory loss for somethings but
not all for a period of time
What does generalized memory memory mean? - correct answer memory loss can start
with the event and then extend back in time
What are the symptoms of generalized memory loss - correct answer loss sense of
identity; not recognizing family members/friends
What does continuous memory loss mean - correct answer forgetting the new and old
information and events
How does the book describe dissociative amnesia - correct answer disruption of
autobiographical info
Does implicit memory refer to the conscious or unconscious? - correct answer
unconscious
Does explicit memory refer to the conscious or unconscious? - correct answer
conscious
What does explicit memory refer to? - correct answer facts
What does implicit memory refer to? - correct answer motor
What percentage of people are diagnosed with Dissociative Fugue - correct answer .2%
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What does dissociative mean? - correct answer part of memory is separated/dissociated from other memories What is dissociative amnesia - correct answer Occurs when a person is unable to recall important information about themselves What usually causes dissociative amnesia - correct answer It is usually triggered by an upsetting event What are the 4 extensive ways memory can be lost in dissociative amnesia - correct answer 1) localized 2) selective 3) generalized 4) continuous What does localized memory mean? - correct answer memory loss occurs in a limited time period What does selective memory mean? - correct answer memory loss for somethings but not all for a period of time What does generalized memory memory mean? - correct answer memory loss can start with the event and then extend back in time What are the symptoms of generalized memory loss - correct answer loss sense of identity; not recognizing family members/friends What does continuous memory loss mean - correct answer forgetting the new and old information and events How does the book describe dissociative amnesia - correct answer disruption of autobiographical info Does implicit memory refer to the conscious or unconscious? - correct answer unconscious Does explicit memory refer to the conscious or unconscious? - correct answer conscious What does explicit memory refer to? - correct answer facts What does implicit memory refer to? - correct answer motor What percentage of people are diagnosed with Dissociative Fugue - correct answer .2%

What is Dissociative Fugue Disorder - correct answer Unconsciously forgetting personal identities and details of life and fleeing to an entirely different location What the hallmark symptom of Dissociative Fugue Disorder - correct answer the fugue state ends suddenly Do reoccurrence happen often with Dissociative Fugue Disorder - correct answer No they "never" have a recurrence What is Dissociative Identity Disorder - correct answer the development of 2 or more distinct sub personalities How long has DID been around? - correct answer at least 300 years What are factitious disorders? - correct answer Disorders in which the person goes to extreme lengths to create the appearance of illness How does malingering differ from Munchausen - correct answer A person diagnosed with malingering fakes for external gain, where as a person diagnosed with munchausen fakes for attention What are some characteristics of people diagnosed with Munchausen 1) - correct answer 1) extensive medical treatment and were hospitalized as children What are some characteristics of people diagnosed with Munchausen 2) - correct answer 2) some hold a grudge against the medical community What are some characteristic of people diagnosed with Munchausen 3) - correct answer

  1. Many have worked in the medical field What are some characteristics of people diagnosed with Munchausen 4) - correct answer 4) Many have had a significant relationship with a physician What are some characteristics of people diagnosed with Munchausen 5) - correct answer 5) They are dependent, exploitive, and self-defeating What are some characteristics of people diagnosed with Munchausen 6) - correct answer 6) They have poor social support/relations (limited family involvement) Approximately what percentage of victims die due to Munchausen by Proxy - correct answer 10-13% Approximately what percentage of victims suffer permanent disfigurement/impairment due to Munchausen by Proxy - correct answer 8%

What is pathological gambling - correct answer persistent, recurrent gambling behavior. Characterized by several unsuccessful attempts to stop gambling, gambling with increased amount of money, lies to cover up problem, and escapes personal problems or internal pain by gambling, "chasing losses" On the dissociative continuum what would be considered a minor form and what would be considered a major form - correct answer minor-daydreaming; major-multiple personality disorder What is derealization - correct answer when a person feels detached from familiar people or places seem unreal and and non recognizable What is significant about dissociative disorders - correct answer No other psychiatric disorders can be present if a person is diagnosed with a dissociative disorder What is procedural memory - correct answer Memory of how to do things; occurs below conscious awareness What is a key feature of DID - correct answer amnesia is present in one or more of the personalities What disorder is DID very similar to - correct answer PTSD According to the text are the personalities of DID usually aware of each other - correct answer no What neurological disturbance is linked with depersonalization - correct answer a temporal lobe dysfunction What is stigmata - correct answer the name given to bleeding in the hands and feet, presumably from the sites that nails were driven into when Christ was crucified What must be ruled out in order to diagnose someone with conversion disorder - correct answer malingering Why is it called a conversion disorder - correct answer because psychological distress can be "CONVERTED" into physical manifestations Which side of the body do symptoms occur more frequently in (Conversion Disorder) - correct answer left side (presumably because most people are right-handed) Which psychological inventories are used to determine pain disorder - correct answer MMPI and McGill Pain Questionnaire What are the odd and eccentric personality disorders - correct answer 1) paranoid 2) schizoid 3) schizotypal

What are the dramatic personality disorders - correct answer 1) antisocial 2) borderline

  1. histrionic 4) narcissistic What are the anxious personality disorders - correct answer 1) avoidant 2) dependent 3) obsessive-complusive What is the key feature of paranoid pd - correct answer the suspicions are not usually bizarre or as deeply held as those with SZP What is the key feature of schizoid pd - correct answer aloofness/detachment What is the key feature of schizotypal pd - correct answer cognitive, perceptual distortions What are the key features of narcissistic pd - correct answer grandiose sense of self importance and the exploitation of others What is the key feature of avoidant pd - correct answer fear of criticism, long for relationship but scared of judgment What is the key feature of OCPD - correct answer absorbed so much that the purpose of the activity is lost Three explanations as to why people enjoy movies such as Silence of the Lambs - correct answer 1) Exposure 2) Thrill Seeking 3) Social Scripts Which personality disorders are more common in men - correct answer antisocial and narcissistic Which personality disorders are found more often in women - correct answer borderline, histrionic, and dependent What is the primary worry of a person diagnosed with OCPD - correct answer time