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What is the term for intense and inappropriate anxiety about separation from home or caregivers that lasts at least 4 weeks?

What developmental disorder is characterized by a consistent failure to speak in specific social situations despite speaking in other situations?

What is the term for a period of intense fear and physical discomfort accompanied by the feeling of being overwhelmed and about to lose control?

What disorder involves fear not of situations themselves, but of the possibility that they can't get help or escape if they have panic or other incapacitating symptoms?

What is the compulsive, persistent urge to pull out one's own hair, often resulting in relief, pleasure, or gratification?

What disorder involves inhibited, emotionally withdrawn behavior toward adult caregivers, minimal response to others, and little positive affect?

What is the inability to remember important personal details and experiences, usually associated with traumatic or very stressful events?

What condition involves feeling that one's identity is detached from their own body, often described as an out-of-body experience?

What disorder involves physical symptoms that may or may not be accountable by a medical condition, with maladaptive thoughts, feelings, and behaviors?

What is the term for the fabrication of physical or psychological symptoms for some direct benefit?

Which personality type is associated with higher blood pressure, sympathetic nervous system activity, and a higher risk of heart attack and stroke?

What eating disorder is characterized by severely restricted eating, intense fear of gaining weight, and disturbed self-perception of body image?

What disorder involves eating large amounts of food in a short period and attempting to rid themselves of excess calories through methods like vomiting?

What disorder is characterized by an apparent lack of interest in eating food, often avoiding food based on its sensory characteristics?

What disorder is characterized by age-inappropriate incontinence, such as bed wetting or urination in clothing after the age of toilet training?

What disorder involves a child exhibiting an angry or irritable mood, argumentative or defiant behavior, and vindictiveness?

What disorder involves intense sexual urges and arousing fantasies involving the exposure of one's genitals to a stranger?

What disorder involves an adult being sexually aroused by children or adolescents who are at least 5 years younger?

What disorder involves deriving sexual gratification from observing the nudity or sexual activity of others who are unaware of being watched?

What disorder involves intense sexual urges and fantasies of rubbing against or fondling an unsuspecting stranger?

What disorder involves achieving sexual gratification by experiencing pain, such as being beaten, bound, or made to suffer?

What disorder involves sexual arousal from the physical or psychological suffering of another person?

What disease is caused by a Vitamin B1 deficiency and includes symptoms like delirium, eye-movement disturbances, and difficulties in movement?

What neurocognitive disorder includes retrograde amnesia and anterograde amnesia, often associated with alcohol abuse?

What factors contribute to the occurrence of addiction, often beginning in adolescence?

What type of substance has an activating effect on the central nervous system, causing a rush or euphoria?

What type of substances have soothing and calming effects on the central nervous system?

What type of medication induces sleep and includes examples like Ambien and Lunesta?

What type of drugs are used to alleviate the symptoms of anxiety?

What psychoactive substances relieve pain and can cause euphoria, often associated with the opioid crisis?

What disorders involve significant cognitive decline from a previous level of performance in neuropsychological domains?

What temporary neurocognitive disorder involves disturbances in awareness, confusion, and clouding of consciousness?

What condition, also known as false dementia, involves symptoms caused by severe depression that mimic early stages of Alzheimer's Disease?

What form of neurocognitive disorder results from a vascular disease that causes deprivation of blood supply to the brain?

What condition involves muscles becoming rigid and difficulty initiating movement?

What term describes the slowing of motor activity?

What personality disorder is characterized by indifference to social and sexual relationships and a limited range of emotional experience?

What personality disorder is characterized by odd beliefs, behavior, appearance, and interpersonal style?

What personality disorder is characterized by excessive emotionality, preoccupation with being the center of attention, and overly dramatic behavior?

What cluster of personality disorders is characterized by individuals appearing highly restrained, focused inward, and drawing little attention to themselves?

What cluster of personality disorders is characterized by dramatic, emotional, and erratic behaviors?

What are the ethical standards for psychologists, including passing exams, obtaining supervised training, and participating in continuing education?

What is the ethical requirement for psychologists to ensure they have appropriate training and competence before engaging in professional activities?

What is the term for the rule that a clinician may not disclose information about a client in court without the client's permission?

What are the exceptions to privileged communication, such as custody cases or when a defendant uses mental disability as a defense?

What is the purpose of mandated reporting, including protecting victims and rehabilitating abusers?

What is the ethical guideline regarding sexual intimacy with clients, which is forbidden and extends 2+ years after professional relationships?

What is the term for making decisions for people who can't make them for themselves?

What is the term for a treatment setting that provides the fewest constraints on a client's freedom?

What legal rule states that individuals don't understand the difference between right and wrong?

What test determines if a person is unable to inhibit actions they feel compelled to carry out, even if they know it's wrong?

What rule states that an individual is not criminally responsible if the unlawful act was the product of mental disease or defect?

What guidelines state that people are not responsible for criminal behavior if their mental disorder prevents them from appreciating the wrongfulness of their behavior?

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