​Dr. Stanley is a behavioral therapist. We would therefore expect that he attributes the maintenance of anxious behaviors to ____.

​Kunti, a Black slave who works on a Southern plantation in the 18th century, tries to escape to freedom. A psychological diagnosis at that time would likely be that Kunti ____.

​Norm is prescribed an MAOI by his psychiatrist. What is his likely diagnosis?

​Regina, a 60-year-old widow, is most likely to use which means of attempting suicide?

​June suffers from kleptomania. What behaviors would be consistent with her disorder?

Emily sees her advisor about doing a research study for her Ph.D. dissertation.“What are you going to investigate?” the advisor asks.“I believe that drinking orange juice before an IQ test will raise a person’s score,” she says.Emily’s answer constitutes a(n) ____.

​Holly describes herself this way: “I am always tense and worried. Sometimes I get so frightened, I feel like I’ll die. I am terribly embarrassed by my behavior, but I can’t control it. It is often so bad that it interferes with my work.” Holly is probably suffering from what a(n) ____ disorder.

​Elizabeth, married for six years, has no interest in either fantasizing or engaging in sexual activity. In fact, she does whatever she can to avoid situations where intercourse is a possibility. According to the DSM-5, Elizabeth has ____.

​Which of the following is a cultural factor that contributes to anxiety disorders?

​Maria, an adolescent with a history of sleepwalking, is diagnosed as having dissociative identity disorder (DID). She was severely abused as a child and, in response, has developed three distinct personalities. She has no gaps in her memory. What aspect of Maria’s case is unusual for DID?