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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Science in Counselling Psychology (BSc Counselling Psychology) .
| 151. |
_________ is a drug that causes violent vomiting when followed by ingestion of alcohol. |
| A. | Naltroxene |
| B. | Disulfiram |
| C. | Valium |
| D. | Biofungine |
| Answer» B. Disulfiram | |
| 152. |
__________ help to reduce the craving for alcohol. |
| A. | Disulfiram |
| B. | Naltroxene |
| C. | Valium |
| D. | Lithium |
| Answer» B. Naltroxene | |
| 153. |
________ helps to lower the side effects of alcohol withdrawal. |
| A. | Valium |
| B. | Naltroxene |
| C. | Disulfiram |
| D. | Lithium |
| Answer» A. Valium | |
| 154. |
________ refers to the presentation of a wide range of noxious stimuli with alcohol consumption in order to suppress drinking behavior. |
| A. | Intramuscular injection |
| B. | Relapse |
| C. | Nausea |
| D. | Aversive conditioning |
| Answer» D. Aversive conditioning | |
| 155. |
________ refers to injecting the liquefied drug just beneath the skin. |
| A. | Shorting |
| B. | Smoking |
| C. | Skin popping |
| D. | Mainlining |
| Answer» C. Skin popping | |
| 156. |
Injecting the drug directly to the blood stream is called __________ |
| A. | Shorting |
| B. | Smoking |
| C. | Skin popping |
| D. | Mainlining |
| Answer» D. Mainlining | |
| 157. |
Earliest amphetamine – Benzedrine was first synthesized in ___________ |
| A. | 1941 |
| B. | 1921 |
| C. | 1927 |
| D. | 1920 |
| Answer» C. 1927 | |
| 158. |
Wonder pills that help people stay alert or awake and function temporarily at a level beyond normal is ___________ |
| A. | Cocaine |
| B. | Marijuana |
| C. | Heroine |
| D. | Amphetamine |
| Answer» D. Amphetamine | |
| 159. |
__________ act as depressants to slow down the action of central nervous system. |
| A. | Barbiturates |
| B. | Heroine |
| C. | Cocaine |
| D. | None of the above |
| Answer» A. Barbiturates | |
| 160. |
__________ are drugs whose properties are tough to induce hallucination. |
| A. | Cocaine |
| B. | Heroine |
| C. | Hallucinogen |
| D. | Barbiturates |
| Answer» C. Hallucinogen | |
| 161. |
Which of the following is not LSD? |
| A. | Mescaline |
| B. | Psilosybin |
| C. | Psychedelics |
| D. | Barbiturates |
| Answer» D. Barbiturates | |
| 162. |
An in voluntary recurrence of perceptual distortions or hallucinations happens for weeks or even months after taking the drug |
| A. | Flashback |
| B. | Black hole |
| C. | Delirium |
| D. | Hallucination |
| Answer» A. Flashback | |
| 163. |
__________ comes from the leaves and flowers tops of hemp plant, cannabis sativa. |
| A. | Heroine |
| B. | Hallucinogen |
| C. | Marijuana |
| D. | Cocaine |
| Answer» C. Marijuana | |
| 164. |
____________ is found in commonly available drinks and foods. |
| A. | Caffeine |
| B. | Cocaine |
| C. | Marijuana |
| D. | Heroine |
| Answer» A. Caffeine | |
| 165. |
The chief active ingredient in tobacco is |
| A. | Caffeine |
| B. | Nicotine |
| C. | Cocaine |
| D. | Heroine |
| Answer» B. Nicotine | |
| 166. |
The kind of procedures most of is have experienced in getting a “medical check up” is________ |
| A. | Neurological examination |
| B. | General physical examination |
| C. | Scanning |
| D. | X-rays |
| Answer» B. General physical examination | |
| 167. |
The procedures to asses the brain wave patterns in awake and sleeping stages is________ |
| A. | EEG |
| B. | ECG |
| C. | ECT |
| D. | EMG |
| Answer» A. EEG | |
| 168. |
_________ is the technique of choices in detecting structured anatomical anomalies in the brain. |
| A. | CAT |
| B. | MRI |
| C. | PET |
| D. | X-rays |
| Answer» B. MRI | |
| 169. |
The procedure that provides metabolic portrait by tracking natural component like glucose is |
| A. | CAT |
| B. | MRI |
| C. | PET |
| D. | X-rays |
| Answer» C. PET | |
| 170. |
___________ attempts to provide a realistic picture of an individual in interaction with his / her social environment. |
| A. | Psychological assessment |
| B. | Neurological assessment |
| C. | Neuro-psychological exam |
| D. | General exam |
| Answer» A. Psychological assessment | |
| 171. |
The most widely used rating scale for recording observations in clinical practice and in psychiatric research is |
| A. | WAIS |
| B. | WISC |
| C. | BPRS |
| D. | HRSD |
| Answer» C. BPRS | |
| 172. |
The most commonly used scale for depression is |
| A. | WAIS |
| B. | WISC |
| C. | BPRS |
| D. | HRSD |
| Answer» D. HRSD | |
| 173. |
The standardized set of procedures or tasks for obtaining sample of behavior is |
| A. | Psychological test |
| B. | Test score |
| C. | Interview |
| D. | Observation |
| Answer» A. Psychological test | |
| 174. |
the most commonly used test for measuring adult intelligence is |
| A. | WISC |
| B. | WAIS |
| C. | HRSD |
| D. | BPRS |
| Answer» B. WAIS | |
| 175. |
The sub-test that consist of a list of words to define that are presented orally to the individual is |
| A. | Nonverbal |
| B. | Numerical |
| C. | Verbal |
| D. | Performance |
| Answer» C. Verbal | |
| 176. |
________ Tests are unstructured in that they rely on various ambiguous stimuli, such as inkblots or picture. |
| A. | Intelligence |
| B. | Personality |
| C. | Performance |
| D. | Projective |
| Answer» D. Projective | |
| 177. |
TAT was introduced by |
| A. | Morgan and Murray |
| B. | Rorschach and Morgan |
| C. | Rorschach and Murray |
| D. | Wechsler and Morgan |
| Answer» A. Morgan and Murray | |
| 178. |
________ is one of the major structured inventory for personality assessment. |
| A. | WAIS |
| B. | Bhatia’s Battery |
| C. | MMPI |
| D. | WISC |
| Answer» C. MMPI | |
| 179. |
The scale that is not included in MMPI is |
| A. | Hysteria |
| B. | Depression |
| C. | Paranoia |
| D. | Extraversion |
| Answer» D. Extraversion | |
| 180. |
The type of schizophrenia marked by increased suspicious and difficulties in interpersonal relations is__________ |
| A. | Simple |
| B. | Undifferentiated |
| C. | Paranoid |
| D. | Disorganized |
| Answer» C. Paranoid | |
| 181. |
The tendency to remain motionless for hours or even days in a single position is known as_________ |
| A. | Waxi-flexibility |
| B. | Catatonic stupor |
| C. | Echopraxia |
| D. | Echolatia |
| Answer» B. Catatonic stupor | |
| 182. |
The condition in which patient may invent new words is |
| A. | Neologism |
| B. | Echopraxia |
| C. | Echolatia |
| D. | Catatonic stupor |
| Answer» A. Neologism | |
| 183. |
Schizophrenia like psychosis of less than 6 months duration is |
| A. | Schezophreniform disorder |
| B. | Schezo affective disorder |
| C. | Seasonal affective disorder |
| D. | Delusional disorder |
| Answer» A. Schezophreniform disorder | |
| 184. |
The hypotheses that schizophrenia is the product of an excess of dopamine activity |
| A. | Serotonin hypotheses |
| B. | Norepinephein hypotheses |
| C. | Dopamine hypotheses |
| D. | Synaptic hypothesis |
| Answer» C. Dopamine hypotheses | |
| 185. |
Low frontal lob activation is called ________ |
| A. | Hyper frontality |
| B. | Hypof rontality |
| C. | Hyper thyroidism |
| D. | Hypo thyroidism |
| Answer» B. Hypof rontality | |
| 186. |
Parents were routinely assumed to have caused their children’s disorder through hostility, deliberate rejection etc. are known as |
| A. | Destructive parental interaction |
| B. | Schezophrenogenic parents |
| C. | Faulty communication |
| D. | Schizophrenic offspring |
| Answer» B. Schezophrenogenic parents | |
| 187. |
The chief distinguishing feature of psychotic disorders is |
| A. | confusion of fantasy and reality. |
| B. | antisocial conduct. |
| C. | overwhelming anxiety. |
| D. | obsessive behavior. |
| Answer» A. confusion of fantasy and reality. | |
| 188. |
Bob has never met Madonna but he is convinced that she is deeply in love with him. Bob is suffering from |
| A. | grandiose delusions. |
| B. | jealous delusions. |
| C. | obsessive-compulsive disorder. |
| D. | erotomanic delusions. |
| Answer» D. erotomanic delusions. | |
| 189. |
A much-feared outcome of Alzheimer's disease is |
| A. | functional psychosis. |
| B. | paranoia. |
| C. | general paresis. |
| D. | senile dementia. |
| Answer» D. senile dementia. | |
| 190. |
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. |
| Answer» D. in childhood as a result of unbearable experiences. | |
| 191. |
A person who has an extreme lack of self-confidence and who allows others to run his or her life is said to have a(n) __________ personality. |
| A. | dependent |
| B. | narcissistic |
| C. | paranoid |
| D. | antisocial |
| Answer» A. dependent | |
| 192. |
In south and east Asia, a man may experience Koro, which is |
| A. | schizophrenia. |
| B. | insanity. |
| C. | anxiety about his pen*s receding into his body. |
| D. | depression. |
| Answer» C. anxiety about his pen*s receding into his body. | |
| 193. |
Retreat from reality by hallucinations and delusions and by social withdrawal typically characterizes |
| A. | somatoform disorders. |
| B. | anxiety disorders. |
| C. | psychotic disorders. |
| D. | personality disorders. |
| Answer» C. psychotic disorders. | |
| 194. |
Persons who suffer from paraphilias are categorized as having |
| A. | somatoform disorders. |
| B. | generalized anxiety. |
| C. | sexual disorders. |
| D. | personality disorders. |
| Answer» C. sexual disorders. | |
| 195. |
Which of the following is related to recent attempts to find biochemical explanations for schizophrenia? |
| A. | schizotaxin |
| B. | psychotropin |
| C. | dopamine |
| D. | diazepam |
| Answer» C. dopamine | |
| 196. |
Which of the following is one reason given that more women than men are treated for psychological problems? |
| A. | Women are subject to greater stress than men. |
| B. | As a result of cultural norms, women may be more willing to admit distress. |
| C. | Some forms of mental disorders are sex-linked recessive. |
| D. | Developmental tasks required of women are far more difficult than those required of |
| Answer» B. As a result of cultural norms, women may be more willing to admit distress. | |
| 197. |
The Freudian explanation of anxiety disorders emphasizes |
| A. | the avoidance paradox. |
| B. | learned habits of self-defeating behavior. |
| C. | forbidden impulses that threaten a loss of control. |
| D. | the development of a faulty or inaccurate self-image and distorted self-perceptions. |
| Answer» C. forbidden impulses that threaten a loss of control. | |
| 198. |
Statistical approaches to abnormality define as "abnormal" those who |
| A. | show evidence of loss of contact with reality. |
| B. | are unhappy, withdrawn, and depressed. |
| C. | deviate from typical or average patterns of behavior. |
| D. | are disabled by anxiety. |
| Answer» C. deviate from typical or average patterns of behavior. | |
| 199. |
A rare condition in which separate personalities exist in the same person is called |
| A. | dissociative identity disorder. |
| B. | split personality. |
| C. | schizophrenia. |
| D. | amnesia. |
| Answer» A. dissociative identity disorder. | |
| 200. |
A PET scan involves the injection of |
| A. | radioactive sugar. |
| B. | iodine. |
| C. | metal particles. |
| D. | xenon gas. |
| Answer» A. radioactive sugar. | |
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