A. multiple – personality disorders
B. major depression
C. schizophrenia
D. bipolar mood disorders
Related Mcqs:
- The role of brain, body chemical, central nervous system, neural mechanism, etc., are considered the _________ branch of psychology.
A. Cognitive psychology
B. Positive psychology
C. Neuro psychology
D. Evolutionary psychology - What are the two major approaches to treatment of psychological disorders?
1: Biological.
2: Medical.
3: Chemical.
4: PsychologicalA. 1 & 2
B. 2 & 3
C. 2 & 4
D. 1 & 4 - A discrete group of cells that makes specific chemical compounds is:
A. Endocrine glands
B. Ductless glands
C. Epilepsy
D. both a & b - A wave of electrochemical changes, which travels along the length of the neuron involving chemical reactions and movement of ions across the cell membrane, is:
A. Membrane potential
B. Resting membrane potential
C. Nerve impulse
D. Electron pump - The action potential cannot jump from one neuron to the next in line, rather the message is transmitted across snaps in the form of chemical messenger called:
A. Neurotransmitters
B. Neuro relaxers
C. Neuro messengers
D. Synaptic transmitters - In animals chemical coordination involves:
A. Central nervous system
B. Endocrine system
C. Lymphatic system
D. All of the above - Communication among the neurons requires two main activities. Electrical signals which are generated by________and chemical signals which are generated by______.
A. Resting potentials, neurotransmitters
B. Neurotransmitters, axon potentials
C. Neurotransmitters, depolarization
D. Axon potentials; neurotransmitters - Hormones are the chemical messengers of the:
A. reticular formation
B. autonomic nervous system
C. endocrine system
D. cerebral cortex - Severe depression accompanied by hallucinations and delusions are symptoms of which of these?
A. Psychotic depression
B. Major depression
C. Dysthymia
D. Bipolar disorder - Psychological dependence or mood – or behavior – altering drugs is known as:
A. drug psychosis
B. a substance related disorder
C. an orthopsychosis
D. a psychotropic disorder