A) Heightened energy and activity B) Extreme happiness and joy C) Sadness, hopelessness and psychomotor retardation D) Irritability and anger
A) Provoke their anxieties to test their reactions B) Assure them that your presence is to help and protect them C) Confront them aggressively D) Order them around with weapons
A) Absence of conscience or any guilt feelings B) Extreme empathy C) Inability to speak D) Intense anxiety
A) Somatic Complaints B) Immaturity C) Hypersensitivity D) Egocentricity
A) Multiple Personality Disorder B) Fugue C) Anxiety Reactions D) Somnambulism
A) Don Juanism B) Partialism C) Fetishism D) Anilism
A) Disorganized patterns of speech B) Withdrawal from reality C) Lack of social or moral responsibility D) Periods of depression or elation, or both
A) Lack of social or moral responsibility B) Periods of depression or elation, or both C) Disorganized patterns of speech D) Withdrawal from reality
A) Delusions of being in love with someone B) Belief in being persecuted C) Grandiose delusions of great power or importance D) Extreme jealousy
A) Persecutory Paranoia B) Erotic Paranoia C) Litigious Paranoia D) Exalted Paranoia
A) Through hard work and dedication B) By following the rules and laws C) By seeking help from others D) By manipulating people to acquire personal gains
A) The presence of delusions B) The degree of personality disorganization C) The presence of hallucinations D) The level of suspicion
A) Psychastenia B) Fugue State C) Anxiety Reactions D) Hysteria
A) An anxiety reaction B) A phobia C) An obsession D) A compulsion
A) A phobia B) An obsession C) A compulsion D) An anxiety reaction
A) Anxiety Reaction B) Psychastenia C) Fugue D) Hysteria
A) Masturbation B) Bestiality C) Voyeurism D) Heterosexual intercourse with mutual consent
A) Coprolalia B) Exhibitionism C) Voyeurism D) Fetishism
A) Catatonic Schizophrenia B) Paranoid Schizophrenia C) Simple Schizophrenia D) Hebephrenic Schizophrenia
A) Lack of education B) Strong hereditary predisposition C) Exposure to traumatic events D) Poor diet
A) Strong hereditary predisposition B) Poor diet C) Exposure to traumatic events D) Lack of education
A) Simple Schizophrenia B) Hebephrenic Schizophrenia C) Catatonic Schizophrenia D) Paranoid Schizophrenia
A) Belief in being persecuted B) Grandiose delusions of great power or importance C) Delusions of being in love with someone D) Extreme jealousy
A) Periods of depression or elation, or both B) Lack of social or moral responsibility C) Withdrawal from reality D) Disorganized patterns of speech
A) Fugue B) Obsessive Compulsive Disorder C) Somnambulism D) Multiple Personality
A) Dramatic attention-seeking behavio B) Immaturity and egocentricity C) Excessive concern for conformity D) Hypersensitivity and unwarranted suspicion
A) Emotional instability B) Dramatic attention-seeking behavior C) Rigid conformity to rules D) Tendency to sexualize interactions
A) They are demonstrating efficient contact with reality. B) Their behavior aligns with the characteristics of abnormal behavior. C) They exhibit normal behavior. D) They have adequate self-knowledge.
A) Gerontophilia B) Bestiality C) Bestiality and Zoophilia D) Zoophilia
A) Emotional stability in relationships B) Involvement in voyeuristic activities C) Mutual consent between partners D) Satisfaction for both partners
A) Persecutory Paranoia B) Exalted Paranoia C) Litigious Paranoia D) Erotic Paranoia
A) Orgasmic dysfunction B) Dyspareunia C) Frigidity D) Vaginismus
A) Gerontophilia B) Bestiality C) Sadism D) Necrophilia
A) By following the rules and laws B) By manipulating people to acquire personal gains C) By seeking help from others D) Through hard work and dedication
A) Simple schizophrenics only appear to be intellectually impaired B) Simple schizophrenics always have intellectual impairment C) Simple schizophrenics are aware of their condition D) Simple schizophrenics have heightened intellectual abilities
A) They are very social and outgoing B) They are generally happy and content C) They have no delusions or hallucinations D) They are moody, irritable, and suspicious
A) Visual or auditory hallucinations B) Physical pain C) Intellectual overstimulation D) Social isolation
A) They can become dangerous to themselves and their alleged persecutors B) They are only a threat to themselves C) They are generally harmless D) They are easily calmed
A) Nothing, they are completely unconscious B) Only their hallucinations C) Only their delusions D) What is going on around them
A) Nothing they are completely unconscious B) What is going on around them C) Only their delusions D) Only their hallucinations
A) Arousal Insufficiency B) Vaginismus C) Dyspareunia D) Orgasmic Dysfunction
A) Intense anxiety B) Extreme empathy C) Absence of conscience or any guilt feelings D) Inability to speak
A) Arousal Insufficiency B) Orgasmic Dysfunction C) Dyspareunia D) Vaginismus
A) They are generally harmless B) They are easily calmed C) They can become dangerous to themselves and their alleged persecutors D) They are only a threat to themselves
A) Physical pain B) Social isolation C) Intellectual overstimulation D) Visual or auditory hallucinations
A) Fellatio B) Sadism C) Masochism D) Frottage
A) Pluralism B) Auto-sexual C) Scotophilia D) Troilism
A) Assure them that your presence is to help and protect them B) Provoke their anxieties to test their reactions C) Order them around with weapons D) Confront them aggressively
A) Go to great lengths to bring alleged persecutors to court B) Isolate themselves completely C) Shower someone with gifts and letters D) Believe they are a religious figure
A) Dyspareunia B) Orgasmic Dysfunction C) Arousal Insufficiency D) Vaginismus
A) Fetishism B) Homosexuality C) Troilism D) Transvestism
A) Pluralism B) Don Juanism C) Troilism D) Satyriasis
A) They are very social and outgoing B) They are generally happy and content C) They are moody, irritable, and suspicious D) They have no delusions or hallucinations
A) Disorganized thinking B) Loss of reality C) Split personality D) Splitting of the mind
A) Taphophobia B) Xenophobia C) Claustrophobia D) Gamophobia
A) Vaginismus B) Erectile insufficiency C) Retarded ejaculation D) Premature ejaculation
A) Necrophilia B) Incest C) Bestiality D) Troilism
A) Ejaculatory control B) Libido C) Lubrication D) Orgasm intensity
A) 3-5 years B) 1-2 months C) Lifelong D) 6-18 months
A) Premature ejaculation B) Dyspareunia C) Retarded satisfaction D) Erectile insufficiency
A) Voyeurism B) Exhibitionism C) Bestiality D) Fetishism
A) By being completely lucid and rational B) By being consistently elated and energetic C) By being talkative and yet markedly depressed D) By exhibiting no symptoms at all
A) Unhappiness B) Presence of anxiety C) Flexible and adaptive behavior D) Inability to function at capacity level
A) enhances the ability to deal with the feared object or situation. B) The fear paralyzes instead of enhances the ability to deal with the problem. It C) The reason for the fear makes perfect sense. D) It is a reasonable and proportionate response to a real threat
A) Pyromania B) Megalomania C) Kleptomania D) Homicidal Mania |