Question

Social Work Class

Schizophrenia is a_______

(a) thought disorder b) personality disorder (c) affective disorder (d) sexual disorder

Bipolar disorder is a ____________________

(a) psychotic disorder (b) personality disorder (c) affective disorder (d) conversion disorder

Pedophilia is a ______________________

(a) major mental illness (b) personality disorder

(c) sexual disorder (d) medical disorder

The most expensive intervention in mental health treatment is _________________

(a) outpatient services (b) case management (c) inpatient care (d) managed care

________ is the doctrine that all events, including human action, are ultimately determined by causes external to the will.

(a) Deterrence (b) Roosevelt Corollary (c) Determinism (d) Carter Doctrine

________ argues that offenders commit crime for prosaic and hedonistic reasons.

(a) Eugenics (b) Choice theories

(c) Strain (d) Drift

________ is a body of theories that maintain society is made up of interdependent and interconnected parts and that crime is the result of intentional and unintentional consequences.

(a) Social process (b) Social conflict (c) Social bond (d) Social structure

__________ argues that crime occurs when individuals are unable to achieve socially Examination goals through conventional means.

(a) Social bond theory (b) Strain theory (c) Social learning theory

___________ is a body of theories that maintain that crime is a consequence of interactions between various institutions, organizations, processes, & symbols.

(a) Social process (b) Social structure (c) Social conflict (d) Routine activities theory

Which of the following theories argues that human beings master situations by copy others and adapting?

(a) Labeling theory (b) Determinism (c) Social learning theory (d) Rational choice theory

Which of the following theories argues that those who break the law are often seen as bad or evil and likely to be treated harshly b/c of it?

(a) Age-graded theory (b) Social learning theory (c) Labeling theory (d) General theory of crime

Your professor says, "Crime is a consequence of economic inequity between the classes." Which theory is he basing this assertion on?

(a) Psychodynamic theory (b) Attachment theory (c) Marxist economic conflict theory (d) none of the above

__________ argues that a stable features, characteristic, property, or condition makes some individuals prone to criminal behavior over the life-cour

(a) trajectory view (b) latent trait theory (c) criminal atavism (d) life-course view

Which of the following is a physiological sign of substance dependence?

(a) Substance taken in larger amounts than intended (b) Repeated unsuccessful attempts to quit

(c) Characteristic withdrawal symptoms (d) Important activities given up or reduced

_______ of jail inmates are diagnosed with both a serious and persistent mental illness and substance abuse or dependence.

(a) 68% (b) 72% (c) 14.5% (d) 23%

Women who have experienced intimate partner violence are _____ times as high as the general public to develop some form of depression.

(a) 3 (b) 4 (c) 7 (d) 12

What physician was first to detail the progression of alcoholism?

(a) Harry Tiebout (b) Jack Kevorkian (c) Aaron Beck (d) E. Morton Jellinek

Which of the following factors raise the risk of violence among persons with mental illness the most?

(a) antisocial personality disorder (b) substance abuse (c) psychopathy (d) command hallucinations

During the 19th century what we now understand to be psychopathy was referred to as __________.

(a) melancholy (b) feeblemindedness (c) moral insanity (d) divine madness

individuals working in the criminal justice system are most likely to encounter inmates with a diagnosis from which personality disorder cluster?

(a) A(b) B (c) C (d) D

Some psychiatrists argue that psychopathy is a combination of which disorders?

(a) antisocial personality disorder & borderline personality disorder (b) antisocial personality disorder and Schizoid personality disorder

(c) paranoid personality disorder & avoidant personality disorder (d) antisocial personality disorder & narcissistic personality disorder

Answer 1

1. Schizophrenia is a a) thought disorder.

2. Bipolar is a c) affective disorder .

3. Pedophilia is a c) sexual disorder.

4. The most expensive intervention in mental health treatment is c) inpatient care.

5. c) Determinism  is the doctrine that all events, including human action, are ultimately determined by causes external to the will.

6. b) choice theories argues that offenders commit crime for prosaic and hedonistic reasons.

7. b) social conflict  is a body of theories that maintain society is made up of interdependent and interconnected parts and that crime is the result of intentional and unintentional consequences.

8. b) strain theories argues that crime occurs when individuals are unable to achieve socially Examination goals through conventional means.

9. a) social process is a body of theories that maintain that crime is a consequence of interactions between various institutions, organizations, processes, & symbols.

10. c) social learning theory argues that human beings master situations by copy others and adapting.

11. c) labelling theory argues that those who break the law are often seen as bad or evil and likely to be treated harshly b/c of it.

12.Your professor says, "Crime is a consequence of economic inequity between the classes." the theory is he basing this assertion on is Marxist economic conflict theory

13.  (b) latent trait theory argues that a stable features, characteristic, property, or condition makes some individuals prone to criminal behavior over the life-course.

14. (c) Characteristic withdrawal symptoms is a physiological sign of substance dependence.

15. c)14.5 % of jail inmates are diagnosed with both a serious and persistent mental illness and substance abuse or dependence.

16. Women who have experienced intimate partner violence are 3 times as high as the general public to develop some form of depression.

17. E. Morton Jellinek was first to detail the progression of alcoholism.

18. Command hallucinations factors raise the risk of violence among persons with mental illness the most.

19. During the 19th century what we now understand to be psychopathy was referred to as melancholy.

20. Individuals working in the criminal justice system are most likely to encounter inmates with a diagnosis from B personality disorder cluster.

21. Some psychiatrists argue that psychopathy is a combination of (d) antisocial personality disorder & narcissistic personality disorder.