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Chapter 1 - Multiple Choice

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  • Activities of _____ may include evaluating children with special needs, developing interventions or programs
  • to address these needs, and consulting with teachers and administrators about issues of school policy.

  • school psychologists
  • psychiatrists
  • school social workers
  • marriage and family therapists

ANSWER: a

  • Because of their medical backgrounds, _____ may prescribe medications for the alleviation of problematic
  • behavior or psychological distress.

  • psychiatrists
  • social workers
  • psychologists
  • licensed professional counselor

ANSWER: a

  • _____ study connections between our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors and biological processes in our brain
  • and peripheral nervous systems.

  • Behavioral neuroscientists
  • Clinical psychologists
  • Developmental behavior psychologists
  • Social psychologists

ANSWER: a

  • _____ psychologists may routinely conduct diagnostic assessments, while _____ psychologists may work to
  • measure academic abilities, personality, interests, and vocational aptitude.

  • Clinical; social
  • Counseling; clinical
  • Clinical; counseling
  • Clinical; cognitive

ANSWER: c

  • _____ tend to have intense involvement with the everyday lives and stresses of their patients and may visit
  • the home, the workplace, or other environments where their patients spend the bulk of their lives.

  • Psychiatrists
  • Social workers
  • Cognitive psychologists
  • Psychiatric nurses

ANSWER: b

  • Clinical supervision is a form of _____ that involves close one-on-one work with an individual or small
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  • assessment
  • diagnosis
  • teaching
  • research

ANSWER: c

  • _____ psychologists examine mental processes that help us navigate the world around us, with a focus on
  • memory, language, perception, and decision making, for instance.

  • Cognitive
  • Developmental
  • Social
  • Counseling

ANSWER: a

  • _____ psychologists examine how psychological processes change as we mature, seeking an understanding
  • of how our cognitive, social, moral, emotional, or intellectual abilities, for instance, may evolve as we progress through life stages and interact with our environment in more sophisticated ways.

  • Developmental
  • Social
  • Cognitive
  • Clinical

ANSWER: a

  • In 1896, at the University of Pennsylvania, _____ opened the first psychological clinic, which was dedicated
  • to helping children with learning disabilities.

  • Lightner Witmer
  • Franz Mesmer
  • Sigmund Freud
  • Carl Rogers

ANSWER: a

  • _____ can work with families in which one member has problems that impact the rest of the family, such as
  • chronic depression, anxiety, dementia, or schizophrenia.

  • Life coaches
  • Marriage and family therapists
  • Psychiatrists
  • Licensed professional counselor

ANSWER: b

  • One important development in clinical psychology has been the emphasis on _____, which integrates the
  • best available research with clinical expertise in the context of patient characteristics, culture, and preferences.

  • intervention 2 / 4

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  • evidence-based practice
  • diagnosis
  • teaching

ANSWER: b

  • _____ psychologists develop and examine new statistical procedures that can be used to study psychological
  • phenomena.

  • Quantitative
  • Developmental
  • Social
  • Health

ANSWER: a

  • The academic study of mental disorders was once not led by psychology, but by _____ and _____.
  • psychiatry; neurology
  • neuroscience; sociology
  • anthropology; neurology
  • biology; pathology

ANSWER: a

  • Students who graduate with a doctoral degree in _____, _____, or_____ psychology are eligible for a
  • professional license to practice independently.

  • clinical; qualitative; social work
  • developmental; qualitative; quantitative
  • developmental; counseling; cognitive
  • clinical; counseling; school

ANSWER: d

  • Clinical psychologists assess different aspects of their clients — including mental health symptoms and
  • behavior, intelligence, and personality — and put the information obtained during assessments to use to better understand their clients and develop a _____ plan.

  • treatment
  • research
  • teaching
  • diagnosis

ANSWER: a

  • When World War II broke out, the military called upon clinical psychologists to address the symptoms of
  • _____ that were observed among veterans engaged in combat.

  • learning disabilities
  • schizophrenia
  • suicidal depression 3 / 4

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  • psychological trauma

ANSWER: d

  • While traditional psychological treatment tends to focus on the _____, marriage and family therapists focus
  • on the individual's behavior in relationship to their _____ as a whole.

  • individual; family
  • school; community
  • school; family
  • individual; community

ANSWER: a

  • Within the clinical science training model, students not only receive clinical training, they also conduct
  • _____ with their faculty mentors.

  • research
  • teaching
  • consultation
  • assessment

ANSWER: a

  • About a third of all mental health professionals are _____, and they provide more than half of all the United
  • States' mental health services.

  • psychiatric nurses
  • researchers
  • school psychologists
  • social workers

ANSWER: d

  • After World War II, the Veterans Administration in the United States helped set up _____ for _____ to help
  • treat the thousands of veterans needing care.

  • doctoral degree training programs; clinical psychologists
  • master's degree training programs; licensed professional counselors
  • physician training programs; psychiatrists
  • master's in social work training programs; social workers

ANSWER: a

  • The subfield of _____ is concerned with understanding how psychological, behavioral, neurological, and
  • cultural factors contribute to physical health and illness.

  • developmental psychology
  • health psychology
  • social psychology
  • cognitive psychology

ANSWER: b

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