- 1. Which of the Following is not among the three classic neuroses that were identified by S. Freud?
A) obsessive-compulsive
B) conversion
C) delusion
D) phobia
- 2. It is characterized by unreasonable fear of common objects or situations.
A) phobia
B) conversion
C) hallucination
D) delusion
- 3. It is the loss of function in part of the body that generally does not correspond to an anatomic or physiologic disorder.
A) conversion
B) delusion
C) anxiety
D) hallucination
- 4. It is a neurotic disorder characterized by intrusive, repetitive thoughts of a disturbing nature, and a compelling need to perform ritualized, repetitive, and apparently senseless acts.
A) anxiety
B) obsessive-compulsive
C) hallucinations
D) delusions
- 5. It refers to a therapy by making conscious to the patient the nature of the desire that is frustrated.
A) critical analysis
B) physical therapy
C) social therapy
D) psychoanalytic psychotherapy
- 6. Which of the following is not among the three specific types of phobia?
A) social phobia
B) kleptomania
C) agoraphobia
D) specific phobias
- 7. It refers to fear of a particular situation or object, including anything from airplane travel to dentists.
A) social phobia
B) agoraphobia
C) pyromania
D) specific phobias
- 8. It refers to a type of phobia that a person experiences deep fears of being watched or judged by others and being embarrassed in public.
A) kleptomania
B) social phobia
C) simple phobias
D) agoraphobia
- 9. It is the intense fear of feeling trapped and having a panic attack in a public place.
A) agoraphobia
B) specific phobias
C) simple phobias
D) social phobia
- 10. It refers to a multi-system response to a perceived threat or danger.
A) phobia
B) anxiety
C) hallucination
D) delusion
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