CH 11 - Anxiety and Obsessive Compulsive Disorders

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What of the following is not true of anxiety disorders?

While prevalent in adults, they are relatively rare in children

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The ___ mobilizes the body for action in a fight/flight situation

sympathetic nervous system

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When activated, the sympathetic nervous system causes the release of ___ from glands on the kidney

adrenaline

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___ is an immediate alarm reaction to current danger or life-threatening emergencies

Fear

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___ is characterized by feelings of apprehension and lack of control over upcoming events that might be threatening

Anxiety

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___ is a group of physical symptoms of the fight/flight response that unexpectedly occur in the absence of any obvious threat or danger

Panic

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___ fears increase with age

Social

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The fear of death is common among children aged ___

4 to 5

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The fear of separation from parent(s) is common among children aged ___

1 to 5

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Children with anxiety disorders can be distinguished from children without anxiety disorders because they experience ___

fear of separation from parents at the age of 7

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Ritualistic behavior is ___ in young children

common

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Anxiety disorders in the DSM 5 are divided into categories that reflect ___

varieties of reaction and avoidance

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When would an absence of separation anxiety suggest an insecure attachment?

At 7 months of age

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One of the most common anxiety disorders of childhood is ___

separation anxiety disorder (SAD)

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The anxiety disorder with the earliest age of onset is ___

separation anxiety disorder

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The average age of onset for separation anxiety disorder is ___

7 to 8 years of age

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Which of the following is not a common occurrence among children with separation anxiety disorder?

Co-occurrence of conduct disorder

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Which of the following is least likely to lead to school refusal?

Difficulty with academics

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Which of the following is not a DSM diagnosis?

Test anxiety disorder

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For many children, fear of school is really a fear of what?

Leaving your parents

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School refusal is equally common in boys and girls, and it occurs most often between the ages of ___

5 and 11

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Which of the following distinguishes children with generalized anxiety disorder from those with other anxiety disorders?

They worry about minor events

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To be diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder, a child must exhibit ___

an inability to control worry

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The lifetime prevalence of generalized anxiety disorder is ___

2.2%

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Unlike adults, children with specific phobias ___

do not recognize that their fears are extreme and unreasonable

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The fact that the most common specific phobia in children is a fear of animals is believed to be due to ___

evolutionary processes

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A situational specific phobia would most likely involve a fear of ___

elevators

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___ is the most common secondary diagnosis for children with another anxiety disorder

Social anxiety disorder

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Most social anxiety disorders first occur in ___

adolescents

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Selective mutism is believed to be a type of ___

social phobia

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Children who exhibit selective mutism may also have an ___

absence of anxiety

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For a child whose obsession is cleanliness, the accompanying compulsion is likely to be ___

washing hands

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Compulsions involving counting over and over to a certain number are frequently related to a concern about ___

harm

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What is the intention of compulsions?

To reduce anxiety

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The rate of obsessive-compulsive disorder in children is ___ the rate of obsessive-compulsive disorder in adults

equal to

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___ influences have a greater role in early onset cases of obsessive-compulsive disorder than late onset cases of obsessive-compulsive disorder

Genetic

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Which of the following is not a characteristic of a panic attack?

Can last a few days

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The onset of first panic attack is often related to ___

pubertal stage

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Agoraphobia can be best described as the fear of ___

having a panic attack in situations in which escape would be difficult or help unavailable

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Panic attacks occur in about ___ of adolescents

15% to 20%

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Children and adolescents with ___ have the lowest rates of remission for any of the anxiety disorders

panic disorder

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What is one of the main features separating early onset OCD and later onset?

Individuals in early onset are more likely to be males

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What percentage of children diagnosed with OCD show complete remission?

5%

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Depression and ___ are most likely to be diagnosed with specific phobia

other anxiety disorders

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In most cases, ___

anxiety precedes depression

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In comparison to children who are anxious, children who are depressed display ___

less positive affectivity

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Females are ___ than males to experience anxiety symptoms

twice as likely

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Child psychopathology reflects a mix of actual child ___ and the ___ through which others view it in a child's culture

behavior; lens

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The two-factor theory explains anxiety disorders as arising and persisting through a combination of ___

classical and operant conditioning

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Children with a behavioral inhibition temperament may be less likely to develop a later anxiety disorder if ___

their parents set firm limits that teach them how to cope with stress

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Findings from twin and adoption studies of anxiety in children and adolescents suggest that the genetic contribution for anxiety ___

decreases with age and environmental influence inreases

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The brain system associated with anxiety is called ___

behavioral inhibition system

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The neurotransmitter most often implicated in anxiety disorders is the ___ system

GABA-ergic

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Prolonged exposure to ___ as a result of early stress or trauma may have neurotoxic effects on the developing brain

cortisol

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Anxiety in children is associated with ___

needing attention

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The parenting style most often associated with anxiety disorders in children is one in which parents are overly ___

controlling

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In most behavioral treatments aimed at decreasing children's anxieties and fears, ___

the feared stimulus is presented

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The most effective treatment of a child's phobia of riding in a car would involve which final step?

Actually riding in a car

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The most effective procedure for treating most anxiety disorders is ___

cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)

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To date, the strongest evidence for the effectiveness of medication to treat anxiety disorders in children and adolescents is for ___

obsessive-compulsive disorder