| 5121 |
Kavita inherited a vulnerability to depression, but she developed the disorder only after losing her job and … |
Psychology
Factors underlying abnormal behaviour |
Medium |
| 5122 |
A therapist explains a client's depression as the result of his habit of thinking "Everyone must approve of m… |
Psychology
Factors underlying abnormal behaviour |
Medium |
| 5123 |
Research finds that rates of psychological disorders rise in communities exposed to war, poverty and sudden s… |
Psychology
Factors underlying abnormal behaviour |
Hard |
| 5124 |
Persistent, unwanted thoughts that a person cannot stop are called |
Psychology
Anxiety and related disorders |
Easy |
| 5125 |
An irrational fear of a specific object or situation, such as heights or lizards, is called |
Psychology
Anxiety and related disorders |
Easy |
| 5126 |
Months after surviving a severe earthquake, a woman has recurring nightmares, flashbacks of the event and fee… |
Psychology
Anxiety and related disorders |
Medium |
| 5127 |
A man repeatedly visits doctors, convinced he has a serious heart disease, though all tests are normal and he… |
Psychology
Anxiety and related disorders |
Medium |
| 5128 |
After a terrifying incident, a soldier suddenly loses the ability to move his right arm, though doctors find … |
Psychology
Anxiety and related disorders |
Hard |
| 5129 |
A disorder in which a person alternates between episodes of mania and depression is |
Psychology
Mood disorders |
Easy |
| 5130 |
Which of the following is a typical symptom of a manic episode? |
Psychology
Mood disorders |
Easy |
| 5131 |
For six weeks, Rohit has felt sad most of the day, lost interest in cricket which he loved, sleeps poorly, fe… |
Psychology
Mood disorders |
Medium |
| 5132 |
A classmate who has been very low suddenly starts giving away his favourite belongings and says, "Soon none o… |
Psychology
Mood disorders |
Medium |
| 5133 |
Which neurotransmitter is most commonly linked with depression in standard explanations? |
Psychology
Mood disorders |
Hard |
| 5134 |
Hearing voices when no one is speaking is an example of |
Psychology
Schizophrenia and neurodevelopmental disorders |
Easy |
| 5135 |
The two main features of ADHD are |
Psychology
Schizophrenia and neurodevelopmental disorders |
Easy |
| 5136 |
A patient firmly believes that the newsreader on television is sending special messages meant only for him. T… |
Psychology
Schizophrenia and neurodevelopmental disorders |
Medium |
| 5137 |
A person with schizophrenia speaks very little, shows almost no facial expression and cannot start or finish … |
Psychology
Schizophrenia and neurodevelopmental disorders |
Medium |
| 5138 |
A child avoids eye contact, rarely responds to others, insists on doing things in exactly the same order ever… |
Psychology
Schizophrenia and neurodevelopmental disorders |
Hard |
| 5139 |
An eating disorder involving episodes of overeating followed by vomiting or use of laxatives is |
Psychology
Behavioural and addictive disorders |
Easy |
| 5140 |
A child who is repeatedly stubborn, argumentative and defiant towards parents and teachers, but does not seri… |
Psychology
Behavioural and addictive disorders |
Easy |