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Quiz # 2- Covers Chapter 3Online version asdfsdfadfffs by Sylas Boesten 1 A good diagnostic system tries to do all the following EXCEPT __________. a A. identify the pattern of behaviours for each disorder b D. predict treatment response c C. provide guidelines for financial support d B. predict how the afflicted individual will behave in the future e E. identify whether social, biological, or psychological factors are important in understanding and treating the disorder 2 Why has it been so difficult to develop the ideal system for classifying mental disorders? a treatments tend to be different for different disorders. b clinical psychologists tend not to use diagnostic systems for classification purposes. c it was easier to conduct scientific research in the past than it is now. d it is difficult to determine which aspects of behaviour are most important. e psychologists find it difficult to conduct structured interviews with clients. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Davidson took their son to a psychologist who diagnosed him as having conduct disorder. They decided to get a second opinion from another psychologist and were told their son was just going through a normal phase. This example reflects a problem of __________. a dimensional classification b lack of reliability c misinterpreting symptoms d categorical classification e lack of validity 4 Validity in diagnosis is best conceptualized as ____________. a the ability to predict disorders accurately b agreement between different clinicians on the diagnosis c a diagnosis that makes sense based on the symptoms d a discontinuous approach to classification of disorders e a categorical classification of disorders 5 The beginning of a modern system of classifying disorders can be attributed to ________. a A. the American Psychological Association b C. DSM-I c E. the American Psychiatric Association d B. the Canadian Psychological Association e D. the World Health Organization 6 The DSM-IV-TR required that patients be evaluated along five separate dimensions. This is referred to as a __________. a E. theoretical classification b C. multiaxial classification c A. diagnostic classification d B. psychological classification e D. dimensional classification 7 The most important reason cited for revising the DSM-IV to DSM-5 is __________. a B. to ensure that classification is based upon the most current and valid research b A. to ensure that the most up-to-date terminology is used to describe disorders c C. to promote selection of effective treatments d D. to eliminate confusing symptom descriptors e E. to reduce the overlap between disorder categories 8 In the text, evidence-based practice refers to __________. a A. a particular method of treating delusions and hallucination b B. a general method of treatment that involves comparing thoughts to reality c C. basing assessment and treatment upon the most current and valid research findings d D. reducing theoretical propositions in the classification system e E. a method for reducing diagnostic error 9 What might women's groups see as the main problem with the diagnostic categories of the DSM? a A. Many behaviours associated with being female are viewed as indicative of poor mental health b B. Important traits are ignored once a person is diagnosed with an illness. c C. The diagnostic categories are based on the medical model. d D. Diagnoses of mental disorders are based on a discrete approach to classification of mental disorders. e E. Women are often stigmatized to a greater degree. 10 10- Rachel is a secretary at a large law firm, where she is treated with a lack of respect, and then she goes home to her husband and children, where she has to cook and clean while her husband watches T.V. Recently, Rachel was given antidepressants to treat her feelings of sadness and lack of self-worth. The most likely criticism of Rachel's diagnosis of depression would be _________ a A) most women become depressed, so Rachel should not necessarily receive this diagnosis b B) normal female behaviour is being medicalized c C) Rachel is more likely suffering from generalized anxiety disorder d D) anti-depressants are not the best method to treat depression e E) Rachel is facing many difficulties--perhaps changes in her life would remedy the situation

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by Sylas Boesten

A good diagnostic system tries to do all the following EXCEPT __________.

Why has it been so difficult to develop the ideal system for classifying mental disorders?

Mr. and Mrs. Davidson took their son to a psychologist who diagnosed him as having conduct disorder. They decided to get a second opinion from another psychologist and were told their son was just going through a normal phase. This example reflects a problem of __________.

Validity in diagnosis is best conceptualized as ____________.

The beginning of a modern system of classifying disorders can be attributed to ________.

The DSM-IV-TR required that patients be evaluated along five separate dimensions. This is referred to as a __________.

The most important reason cited for revising the DSM-IV to DSM-5 is __________.

In the text, evidence-based practice refers to __________.

What might women's groups see as the main problem with the diagnostic categories of the DSM?