Presentations

Question 1

Symptoms of this disorder are homotypic and that most people had the symptoms years later

Answer 1

Anxiety

Question 2

What percent of adolescents are diagnosed with SAD

Answer 2

9%

Question 3

Emotions about the future elicited by feelings of not being able to control or predict the outcome

Answer 3

Anxiety

Question 4

Excessive anxiety and worry of any number of events or activities. Can be very difficult to control

Answer 4

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Question 5

What is tripartite model

Answer 5

Behavioral Responses, Cognitive responses and Physiological responses

Question 6

What are behavioral responses

Answer 6

Avoiding and escaping a situation

trembling voice

Question 7

What are cognitive responses

Answer 7

Thoughts of doing poorly on a test or situation

negative perception of oneself

Question 8

What are physiological responses

Answer 8

Somatic pain

uncontrolled breathing

Question 9

How many Americans have been diagnosed with anxiety

Answer 9

Over 40 million

Question 10

What portion of those diagnosed with Anxiety receive treatment

Answer 10

1/3

Question 11

How many more times likely are women to be diagnosed with GAD than men

Answer 11

2 times

Question 12

What percent of the U.S. school age population has been diagnosed with Dyslexia

Answer 12

5-10 %

Question 13

What percent of children with a learning disability have dyslexia

Answer 13

80%

Question 14

What is the ratio of diagnosis of dyslexia between boys and girls

Answer 14

3 to 1

Question 15

What is dyslexia characterized by

Answer 15

Difficulties in:
Word recognition
spelling
Decoding abilities
Comprehension

Question 16

What is one of the most validated treatments for ODD

Answer 16

Parent training

Question 17

What does parent training do for parents of children with ODD

Answer 17

bringing child’s behavior under increased parental control
facilitating proper consequences
preventing comorbid conditions
lowering parental stress

Question 18

How many American Children have been diagnosed with ADHD

Answer 18

6.4 million

Question 19

How many symptoms of ADHD must be observed and for how long to have a diagnosis of ADHD

Answer 19

six or more symptoms for at least 6 months

Question 20

Before what age must the symptoms of ADHD present themselves

Answer 20

7 or 12

Question 21

In how many contexts must the impairments from ADHD be present

Answer 21

2 or more

Question 22

What is the prevalence of ADHD in children

Answer 22

5%

Question 23

How many symptoms and for how long does the DSM require for a diagnosis of separation anxiety

Answer 23

3 or more symptoms for at least 4 weeks

Question 24

How many symptoms and for how long does the DSM require for a diagnosis of generalized anxiety disorder

Answer 24

one or more symptoms for most days during the past six months

Question 25

How many symptoms and for how long does the DSM require for diagnosis of panic attacks

Answer 25

Four or more symptoms must be present during one episode

Question 26

How many symptoms and for how long does the DSM require for diagnosis of panic disorder

Answer 26

one or both of the symptoms for a month or more and must follow a panic attack

Question 27

How many symptoms and for how long does the DSM require for diagnosis of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Answer 27

No specific amount of time or symptoms but the compulsions must be time consuming and interfere with normal routines, academic functioning and social relationships

Question 28

How many symptoms and for how long does the DSM require for diagnosis of Major Depressive Disorder

Answer 28

Five or more symptoms one of which must be depressed mood or loss of interest or pleasure for two weeks

Question 29

How many symptoms and for how long does the DSM require for Dysthymia

Answer 29

Must be present for one year along with two or more symptoms in addition to depressed mood

Question 30

How many symptoms and for how long does the DSM require for Bipolar disorder

Answer 30

At least three symptoms for a week or more w

Question 31

What are the three categories of ODD

Answer 31

Angry/irritable mood, argumentative/defiant behavior, and vindictiveness

Question 32

How many symptoms and for how long does the DSM require for diagnosis of ODD

Answer 32

At least four symptoms for a period of six months

Question 33

How many symptoms and for how long does the DSM require for diagnosis of Conduct Disorder

Answer 33

Three or more behaviors be present during the past 12 months, with at least one of them present in the last 6 months

Question 34

An immediate anxiety response occurs almost every time the person is exposed to the phobic stimulus The person must either avoid the anxiety situations or endure any exposure with anxiety or distress The fear or anxiety is out of proportion to the actual risk The fear or anxiety is persistent (six or more months)

Answer 34

Specific Phobia

Question 35

``` Cardiac reactions sweating Shaking or trembling feeling short of breath or smothering feeling as if choking feeling chest discomfort or pain feelings of abdominal distress or nausea Feeling faint or light headed Feeling chill or flushed Feeling numbness or tingling Feeling of unreality or of being detached from oneself fear of going crazy Fear of dying ```

Answer 35

Panic Attack

Question 36

Persistent concern about having other panic attacks or worry about the implications of the attack a significant maladaptive change in behavior related to attacks

Answer 36

Panic Disorder

Question 37

``` Depressed or irritable mood Loss of interest or pleasure Change in weight or appetite Sleep problems Motor agitation or retardation Fatigue or loss of energy Feelings of worthlessness or guilt Difficulty thinking concentrating or making decisions Thoughts of death or suicidal thought/behavior ```

Answer 37

Major Depressive Disorder

Question 38

``` Depressed or irritable mood Poor appetite or overeating Sleep disturbance low energy or fatigue loss of self-esteem concentration or decision-making problems feelings of hopelessness ```

Answer 38

Dysthymia

Question 39

Inflated self-esteem Decreased need for sleep More talkative than usual Racing thoughts Distractibility Increased goal-directed activity or motor agitation Excessive activity that can lead to negative outcomes

Answer 39

Mania

Question 40

``` loses temper easily annoyed/touchy angry and resentful argues with adults/authority figures refuses to comply with or defies adult's requests or does not follow rules deliberately annoys others blames others for own mistakes or bad behavior spiteful and vindictive ```

Answer 40

Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Question 41

Aggression to people and animals Destruction of property Deceitfulness or theft Serious violations of rules

Answer 41

Conduct Disorder