Clinical Psychology entrance
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You hypothesize that pediatric cases of Autism in your clinic are due to maternal vaccination with a vaccine which was popular a few years ago. The design of your study which is ethically acceptable and provides the information in a reasonable time is:
Not quite. The answer is B.
Why: A case-control study begins with cases who have the outcome and suitable controls, then looks backward for prior exposure. It is faster and more ethical here than deliberately assigning vaccination exposure.
A person comes to your office. He has a staggering gait and slurring of speech. He appears like a person under the influence of alcohol, but on further inquiry you find out that he never drinks alcohol and is not on any other drug. He is likely to have a disorder of the:
Not quite. The answer is C.
Why: The cerebellum coordinates balance, gait, and articulation; cerebellar dysfunction commonly produces ataxia and dysarthria resembling intoxication.
According to Viktor Frankl’s logotherapy, what is the primary motivational force in human beings?
Not quite. The answer is C.
Why: Viktor Frankl proposed that the search for meaning is the primary motivational force in human life and made this the foundation of logotherapy. The will to meaning differs from Freud’s emphasis on the will to pleasure and Adler’s emphasis on striving for power or superiority. Self-actualization is most closely associated with Maslow. Therefore option C, the will to meaning, is correct.
Tangentiality, incoherence, and derailment are examples of:
Not quite. The answer is A.
Why: Tangentiality, incoherence, and derailment describe disruption in the organization or form of thought.
Match List I (Neurological Conditions) with List II (Brain Site):
List I (Neurological Conditions)
- a.Finger Agnosia
- b.Dressing Apraxia
- c.General Amnesic syndrome
- d.Intermanual conflict
List II (Brain Site)
- 1.Bilateral medial temporal lesions
- 2.Right Posterior parieto-temporal area
- 3.Left posterior brain
- 4.Cerebral commissurotomy
Not quite. The answer is B.
Why: This matching requires knowledge of specific lesion-deficit links. Finger agnosia is part of Gerstmann's syndrome (left posterior brain). Dressing apraxia is a visuospatial deficit (right posterior). Amnesic syndromes involve bilateral medial temporal lesions (H.M.). Intermanual conflict is a sign of commissurotomy (split-brain).
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Example28.25 / 50ScoreTimed attempt · 62s per question
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11Incorrect
8Unanswered
42 / 50Answered
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- Brain AnatomyNeeds review · 1 of 3 correct33%
- Experimental & Quasi-Experimental DesignsNeeds review · 2 of 4 correct50%
- PsychometricsDeveloping · 3 of 4 correct75%
- Anxiety & Obsessive-Compulsive DisordersStrong · 3 of 3 correct100%
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