What is the compulsive, persistent urge to pull out one's own hair, often resulting in relief, pleasure, or gratification? Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Body Dysmorphic Disorder Trichotillomania (Hair-Pulling Disorder) Dermatillomania

Trichotillomania (Hair-Pulling Disorder)

What is a stereotype? A detailed analysis of a specific culture A unique characteristic of an individual A factual representation of a community An overgeneralized belief about an entire group

An overgeneralized belief about an entire group

What defines a clique? A formal organization with strict rules An exclusive group of people with similar backgrounds or interests A temporary gathering of people A large, diverse group of individuals

An exclusive group of people with similar backgrounds or interests

What does it mean to be assertive? Expressing true feelings in a way that does not threaten others Avoiding confrontation at all costs Agreeing with others to maintain peace Being aggressive and demanding

Expressing true feelings in a way that does not threaten others

What is a compromise? A decision made by a single person Willingness of people to give up something to reach agreement A situation where one party wins completely An agreement where no one gives up anything

Willingness of people to give up something to reach agreement

What characterizes a friendship? A relationship based solely on financial gain A temporary alliance for a specific purpose A formal agreement between two parties A give and take relationship based on trust, acceptance, or values

A give and take relationship based on trust, acceptance, or values

What is compatibility? A constant state of conflict An inability to communicate effectively A temporary agreement to disagree Ability to exist in harmony with another person

Ability to exist in harmony with another person

What is body language? Communicating information or feelings nonverbally, through body movements, posture, or gestures Speaking loudly to convey a message Using written words to express thoughts Communicating through electronic devices

Communicating information or feelings nonverbally, through body movements, posture, or gestures

What does commitment mean in a relationship? A casual acquaintance with no expectations A temporary interest in another person Determination to develop a fulfilling relationship An obligation to attend social events

Determination to develop a fulfilling relationship

What is empathy? Expressing one's own feelings without regard for others Ability to understand how another person feels Ignoring the emotions of others Apathy towards others' experiences

Ability to understand how another person feels

What are gender roles? A set of rules for professional conduct A guide to personal fashion choices A list of hobbies and interests Behaviors and attitudes that are socially accepted as either masculine or feminine

Behaviors and attitudes that are socially accepted as either masculine or feminine

Which approach considers biological, behavioral, emotional, cognitive, social/cultural, and developmental factors in psychological disorders? Cognitive-behavioral approach Biopsychosocial model Multidimensional integrated approach Psychoanalytic approach

Multidimensional integrated approach

How do genes and environment interact to affect development? Environment solely determines development Genes solely determine development Neither genes nor environment affect development Genes set boundaries; development is determined by environment and genes

Genes set boundaries; development is determined by environment and genes

What hypothesis suggests that a genetic predisposition for a disorder may also create environmental risk factors? Gene-environment correlation model Biopsychosocial model Diathesis-stress model Cognitive-behavioral model

Gene-environment correlation model

How does culture affect the perception of psychological disorders? Culture has no effect on disorders Symptoms may vary across cultures All cultures perceive disorders the same way Disorders are only present in certain cultures

Symptoms may vary across cultures

Why is having a strong social support network essential for psychological and physical health? It provides meaning and purpose It eliminates all stress It prevents all disorders It guarantees happiness

It provides meaning and purpose

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