Chapter 14: Problem 15
About _______ of patients with eating disorders are female. A. \(40 \%\) B. \(50 \%-60 \%\) C. \(75 \%\) D. \(90 \%-95 \%\)
Chapter 14: Problem 15
About _______ of patients with eating disorders are female. A. \(40 \%\) B. \(50 \%-60 \%\) C. \(75 \%\) D. \(90 \%-95 \%\)
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Get started for freeThose who embrace a relativistic view of psychological disorders would agree that: A. the criteria of mental illness vary considerably across cultures. B. there are universal standards of normality and abnormality. C. Western diagnostic concepts have validity and utility in other cultural contexts. D. both b and c are true.
Mary believes that while she sleeps at night, space creatures are at- tacking her and invading her uterus, where they will multiply until they are ready to take over the world. Mary was chosen for this task, she believes, because she is the only one with the power to help the space creatures succeed. Mary would most likely be diagnosed as ______________ schizophrenic. A. paranoid B. catatonic C. disorganized D. undifferentiated
According to Thomas Szasz, abnormal behavior usually involves: A. behavior that is statistically unusual. B. behavior that deviates from social norms. C. a disease of the mind. D. biological imbalance.
Although Sue is plagued by a high level of dread, worry, and anxiety, she still manages to meet her daily responsibilities. Sue's behavior: A. should not be considered abnormal, since her adaptive functioning is not impaired. B. should not be considered abnormal, since everyone sometimes experiences worry and anxiety. C. can still be considered abnormal, since she feels great personal distress. D. involves both a and b.
People with unipolar disorders experience _______________; people with bipolar disorders are vulnerable to _________________. .A. alternating periods of depression and mania; mania only B. depression only; alternating periods of depression and mania C. mania only; alternating periods of depression and mania D. alternating periods of depression and mania; depression and mania simultaneously
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