In the DSM-II, the word "neurosis" was used to describe disorders marked by anxiety, personal dissatisfaction, and inappropriate (but not psychotic) behavior. Why were these disorders grouped together?
a) They involve similar physiological symptoms.
b) They respond to the same types of medications.
c) They were the result of damage to the nervous system.
d) They were thought to be related to similar unconscious processes.
d
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a) The kleptomaniacal person steals for the enjoyment of stealing, not for the need of the object that they have stolen. b) Kleptomania involves the theft of significant or "expensive" items, whereas shoplifting involves the theft of items of trivial value. c) Kleptomania involves stealing repeatedly over a period of time, whereas shoplifting refers to a single episode of theft. d) Kleptomania involves causing damage while stealing, such as breaking into a home or store, whereas shoplifting is not a destructive act.
Jaycee attends therapy once per week
Her therapist instructs her to say whatever comes to mind without censoring it, and stresses the importance of this instruction. Jaycee's therapist is utilizing _____ a) rational emotive behavior therapy. b) unconditional positive regard. c) free association. d) systematic desensitization.