M.A. (Semester III) Examination, 2017
PSYCHOLOGY (PAPER II)
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY PSYCHODIAGNOSTICS
Day Date: Thursday, 04-05-2017 Max. Marks: 50
Time: 10.30 AM to 12.30 PM
N.B. All questions are compulsory.
Figures to the right indicate full marks.
Q.1 Select the appropriate word 10
German Psychiatrist is best known for his careful
description on Schizophrenia.
Wing Berry Left Lam Emil Kraepdm
Individuals with a pervasive suspiciousness distrust
of other leading to humorous interpersonal difficulties.
Schizoid Personality disorder Paranoid Personality disorder
Histrionic Personality disorder Narcissistic Personality disorder
often reflective in the treatment of OCD.
Anadafrenil Anafranil
Deotronil Clonil
According to is the most frequent cause of PTSD.
cloitre Ulman
Sakheim Cooper
In delusional disorder the individual has the delusion the
he or she is an extremely important person.
Erotomanic Grandioce
Jealous Somatic
types of phobic disorder in forth classification of DSM.
3 5 8 other
The most important neurotransmitters implicated in
dopamine glumate.
Schizophrenia Anxiety
Phobia Amentia
An anxiety producing harmons called as
CRH ARH
TRH ZRH
Generalized anxiety disorder formely known as
Excessive anxiety Free floating anxiety
Social Phobia Specific Phobia
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10) In certain drugs called the benzodion repines were found in
reduce anxiety.
1980 1950 1960 1970
Q.2 Write short answers to the following: [Any Four] 08
What is the full form of GAD?
Give the name of harmone which played important role to reduce
anxiety.
What is the full form of OCD?
Define depersonalization.
Define Conversion disorder.
What is the basic premise of anxiety sensitivity theory?
Q.3 Write short notes: (Any Four) 12
Generalized anxiety disorder
Bipolar mood disorder
Pain disorder
Conversion disorder
Sub-types of schizophrenia
Categories of personality disorder
Q.4 What strategies are useful for prevention of stress disorder? 10
OR
Explain the psycho social and causal factor of generalized anxiety
disorder.
Q.5 Describe the causal factor of Adjustment disorder. 10