In DSM-5, which diagnostic category is no longer considered an anxiety disorder?

When graduate schools choose students based on test scores, college grades, and relevant experience, they are engaging in:

Which test is NOT a projective test?

A(n) _____ inventory asks about one's level of anxiety, depression, or anger.

To measure tendencies toward depression, an assessment tool asks individuals to record all the times they feel sad. However, individuals report wide variation in the number of "sad" episodes from day to day. This assessment tool has:

Those who seem to get worse as a result of therapy may experience all of the following EXCEPT:

Therapies that have received clear research support are called:

A student who is quiet in class might be the life of the party on the weekend. Clinical observation of that student in class would lack:

A patient complains of a phobia. Two lines of questioning by the clinician concern the specific object of the phobia and what the person does when he or she confronts that object. This clinician's orientation is probably:

Assessment tools such as the Cross-Cutting Symptom Measure are used to provide what kind of information for making a diagnosis?

Symptoms such as sadness, loss of appetite, and low energy cluster together to form a:

More than _____ of companies use social networking sites to help screen job candidates.

Among other questions, a clinical interviewer asks, "How do you feel about yourself today? How do you feel about what's going on in your life?" MOST likely, the clinical interviewer's orientation is ________ as she is assessing a person's self-concept and self-evaluation.

George is consumed with concern that his house will burn down. Before he leaves, he makes sure that all his appliances are unplugged. He often has to go back home and check to make sure he did not leave any plugged in. Which MMPI-2 scale would he MOST likely score high on?

This term refers to a sudden psychological disturbance that incapacitates a person but is not used by clinicians.

A clinician has developed a test that requires test-takers to tell stories about a series of pictures of city skylines. MOST likely, this new test is a:

A prisoner eligible for parole is required to take a polygraph test. Although the prisoner tells the truth in response to one question, the polygraph operator records the response as a lie. According to recent research, this kind of error is:

The movement that has tried to find the common factors and strategies that "good" therapists use is called:

Which of the following is NOT a scale of the MMPI?

Which statement about the use of projective techniques by today's clinicians is true?