5 Written Questions

1. commitment, control, resist stress
2. intense feelings of anxiety
3. 23 source traits. surface & source
4. life/death instincts
5. disorders result from a combination of biological, psychological, and social causes

5 Matching Questions

1. Gender identity
2. inventory
3. defense mechanisms
4. Gender
5. agoraphobia

1. a there to maintain self esteem & protect from anxiety
2. b intense fear of being in a situation and not being able to escape
3. c psychological & cultural definition of male/female based on expected behaviors
4. d psychological experience of feeling male/female. acquired age 2-3.
5. e paper & pencil test w/ questions about thoughts, feelings, and behaviors

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. how you feel
   1. primary appraisal
   2. paranoid
   3. agoraphobia
   4. social phobia
2. periods of excessive euphoria
   1. conscious
   2. manic episodes
   3. anxiety disorder
   4. hardiness
3. reappraisal of a stressor to reduce it's emotional impact
   1. problem focused coping
   2. rotters locus of control
   3. reaction formation
   4. emotional focused coping
4. interview follows procedure
   1. structured interview
   2. undifferentiated
   3. panic disorder
   4. Gender identity
5. marked by feelings of sadness and loss of pleasure
   1. dissociative identity disorder
   2. panic disorder
   3. major depressive disorder
   4. anxiety disorder

5 True/False Questions

1. secondary appraisal → how you feel

   True        False

2. rating scales → everything we're aware of

   True        False

3. dissociative identity disorder → where 1 or more distinct personalities occur in the same person

   True        False

4. type b behavior pattern → openness, conscientousness, extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism

   True        False

5. denial → refusing to recognize source of anxiety

   True        False