Factitious disorder was originally termed __________ after a baron who told tall tales.

A relatively new technique successfully treats Panic Disorder is used by 20,000 therapists in the US. In class we discussed the case of a young woman would have numerous panic attacks every time she drove, which eventually led to her no longer driving. After receiving several treatments of ________________, she was able to drive without panic attacks. The treatment works but how it works is still unknown to psychologists.

What conclusion may be drawn from the research on recovered memories?

The disorder most likely to involve cutting one’s wrists would be which of the following?

In the 1970’s, there were under _____ cases of multiple personality disorder

To be diagnosed with panic disorder, which of the following is correct:

Ryan had the thought that “if I don’t wash my hands three times, my family will die.” This might be an example of

What event marked a sudden interest and an increase in the number of persons with multiple personalities?

For persons with OCD, which of the following statements is NOT true.

Neurosurgical procedures may be used to treat patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder who are unresponsive to medications and behavior therapy.