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1. How does the risk factor for identical twins developing…1. How does the risk factor for identical twins developing schizophrenia compare to the risk factor for two unrelated people to develop the disorder? It is close to 25 times greater. It is nearly 50 times greater. It is almost 3 times greater. It is about 10 times greater.  2. Kim is independent, aggressive, and unemotional at work. She is viewed by her boss as “overmasculinized,” and Kim’s application for a managerial position is rejected. Kim is likely experiencing ________. delusional dominating personality disorder gender bias an exaggeration of normal defenses culture-bound syndrome  3. By giving tokens to patients who exhibit desired behaviors in a treatment facility, positive responses can be: immediately rewarded. constantly shaped. controlled by stimuli. extinguished.  4. Which of the following people would likely require more than psychotherapy to be treated effectively? Bruce and Omar, whose marriage is struggling Latisha, who believes everyone is against her Chung, who has schizophrenia Jenny, who has agoraphobia  5. Which of the following best describes the relationship between heredity and schizophrenia? The child of person with schizophrenia is less likely to develop the disorder than the spouse of a person with schizophrenia. The child of a person with schizophrenia will develop schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is more common among close relatives and tends to run in families. Heredity does not play a role as a cause of schizophrenia.  6. Which type of therapy is most likely to have limited effectiveness due to a weak therapeutic alliance? Nondirective therapy Internet therapy Group therapy Action therapy  7.  A mental health clinic sees 100 patients over the course of a day. About how many of these clients meet the criteria for comorbidity? 63 29 18 42   8. Someone with brain damage or an intellectual disability could plead not guilty to a crime by reason of _______. necessity diminished responsibility self-defense duress   9. Statistics on suicide in the United States show that while men typically use a gun or an equally fatal method to complete suicide, women most often attempt: to overdose on drugs. to hang themselves. to slash their wrists. to jump from high places.   10. From a psychological perspective, a person who regularly engages in selective perception would likely be diagnosed with ________. mania depression schizophrenia phobia   11. The traditional view of OCD theory is best described as: compulsive acts increasing anxiety caused by obsessive thoughts. compulsive attempts to cope leading to obsessive thoughts. obsessive thoughts leading to compulsive attempts to cope. compulsive behaviors are not linked to obsessive thoughts.   12. A man who considers himself to be completely worthless after losing a part-time job is engaged in the error of _____. overgeneralization selective perception reaction formation psychodrama    13. Which of the following is a type of somatic therapy? Aversion therapy Brain stimulation therapy Exposure therapy Rational-emotive behavior therapy  Social SciencePsychology PSYC 1030