Dianne is convinced she has developed an anxiety disorder because she has an underlying biological condition that was brought out by living in a stressful environment. Dianne’s belief about how she developed psychopathology is most consistent with:

Women experience eating disorders more often than men. This fact is evidence for the idea that ________ factors can influence psychopathology.

Sharon has a history of having highly negative emotional reactions when her relationships are disrupted, and she often acts impulsively. Sharon is most likely to be diagnosed with ________ personality disorder.

Jonah experiences nearly constant anxiety that is not associated with a specific thing. Jonah is most likely to be diagnosed with:

Because Simone works with clients who have anxiety disorders, she knows that the key characteristic of this group of mental disorder is:

Depression is sometimes referred to as “the common cold of psychological disorders” because:

When Valerie leaves her house, she experiences unwelcome thoughts that make her nervous, so she engages in repetitive behaviors that make her feel calmer so she can get into her car. Based on this, Valerie is most likely to be diagnosed with:

In some cases, the mania in bipolar I is so severe it results in psychosis, which is:

Ralph sometimes experiences disruptions to his identity, memory, and conscious awareness. Because of this he may be diagnosed with:

According to the diathesis-stress model, and based solely on the information provided, which person is most likely to experience a depressed state?

The two types of depressive disorders are:

When Billy meets with his therapist, he makes statements showing that he likes to manipulate other people, is a good liar, and always needs immediate gratification. Billy’s disregard for social norms and the feelings of others means that his therapist is most likely to diagnose him with ________ personality disorder.

Some people experience significant depressive symptoms only during the winter months, a disorder informally called:

Clark is treating clients with schizophrenia who have disorganized speech. She notices that their speech: