Maryville NUR 661 Exam 1 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
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Genetics and stress combined in diagnosis, so nurture
What is the Diathesis-Stress vs nature. Threshold of genetic/nature/diathesis and
model?
environment/stress/nurture. Modeled for schizophrenia
and bipolar.
What is the function of memory and cognition, if depleted causes dementia
acetylcholine
What is the function of cortisol stress hormone
What is the function of Reward, if too much hallucinations if too little EPS/Parkinsonian
dopamine symptoms
What is the function of GABA Sedation, calm, feel good. Not enough causes anxiousness.
What is the function of On switch, stimulation. Agitates neurons and is toxic to them.
Glutamate?
What is Acting Out Avoiding emotions through impulsive acts (drinking vs. crying)
Denial Avoiding or ignoring reality
exaggerating illness, hyperinflated medical concerns,
Hypochondria
exacerbating symptoms through emotions.
internalizing qualities of another person to get control
Introjection of them (injecting that persons qualities into yourself).
Example: someone who is being bullied starts bullying
them back to get control.
Isolation Withdrawn
Going back to earlier stage in life (bedwetting for older
Regression
child after emotional trauma).
, Repression Pushing down emotions into unconscious.
What is a Close-ended Answers that are yes or no
question
What is an Empathetic Empathizing. I can understand your feelings, that must be hard,
Statement etc.
Gentle Command Can you tell me more about that?
Not yes or no, must give longer explanation. How can I
Open-Ended Question
help you? What, when, where, why and how
Qualitative Question Subjective. How are you getting along?
having them elaborate more on what they have said.
Swing Question
Can you tell me more about...? They can answer yes,
or no, or tell you more about it.
What is the interpersonal style Trying to control, be in charge
of domineering
What is the interpersonal style No boundaries, overstepping, getting in everyone's business
of intrusive
What is the interpersonal style Enablers, putting others before selves, helicopter moms
of overly nuturing
What is the interpersonal style Fights with others, vengeful, seeks to cause harm.
of vindictive
What is the change agent of Classical psychodynamic therapy is insight.
classical psychodynamic
therapy?
What is the change agent of Mindfulness
relational psychodynamic
therapy?
Motivation behind classic psychodynamic therapy is
What is the difference
Freud, sex, aggression. Motivation behind relational
between classic and
psychodynamic therapy is emotional communication
relational psychodynamic
and affect regulation.
therapy?
What type of problems in the dependence, trust issues, jealousy
Oral Stage?
What type of problems in the Obsessive, orderliness, OCD, rage, anal retentive
Anal Stage?
What type of problems in the guilt
Phallic (Oedipal) stage
What types of problems in control
the Latency stage
VERIFIED DETAILED SOLUTIONS |COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS |A+ GRADED |100% CORRECT!! LATEST
VERSION 2025-2026
Genetics and stress combined in diagnosis, so nurture
What is the Diathesis-Stress vs nature. Threshold of genetic/nature/diathesis and
model?
environment/stress/nurture. Modeled for schizophrenia
and bipolar.
What is the function of memory and cognition, if depleted causes dementia
acetylcholine
What is the function of cortisol stress hormone
What is the function of Reward, if too much hallucinations if too little EPS/Parkinsonian
dopamine symptoms
What is the function of GABA Sedation, calm, feel good. Not enough causes anxiousness.
What is the function of On switch, stimulation. Agitates neurons and is toxic to them.
Glutamate?
What is Acting Out Avoiding emotions through impulsive acts (drinking vs. crying)
Denial Avoiding or ignoring reality
exaggerating illness, hyperinflated medical concerns,
Hypochondria
exacerbating symptoms through emotions.
internalizing qualities of another person to get control
Introjection of them (injecting that persons qualities into yourself).
Example: someone who is being bullied starts bullying
them back to get control.
Isolation Withdrawn
Going back to earlier stage in life (bedwetting for older
Regression
child after emotional trauma).
, Repression Pushing down emotions into unconscious.
What is a Close-ended Answers that are yes or no
question
What is an Empathetic Empathizing. I can understand your feelings, that must be hard,
Statement etc.
Gentle Command Can you tell me more about that?
Not yes or no, must give longer explanation. How can I
Open-Ended Question
help you? What, when, where, why and how
Qualitative Question Subjective. How are you getting along?
having them elaborate more on what they have said.
Swing Question
Can you tell me more about...? They can answer yes,
or no, or tell you more about it.
What is the interpersonal style Trying to control, be in charge
of domineering
What is the interpersonal style No boundaries, overstepping, getting in everyone's business
of intrusive
What is the interpersonal style Enablers, putting others before selves, helicopter moms
of overly nuturing
What is the interpersonal style Fights with others, vengeful, seeks to cause harm.
of vindictive
What is the change agent of Classical psychodynamic therapy is insight.
classical psychodynamic
therapy?
What is the change agent of Mindfulness
relational psychodynamic
therapy?
Motivation behind classic psychodynamic therapy is
What is the difference
Freud, sex, aggression. Motivation behind relational
between classic and
psychodynamic therapy is emotional communication
relational psychodynamic
and affect regulation.
therapy?
What type of problems in the dependence, trust issues, jealousy
Oral Stage?
What type of problems in the Obsessive, orderliness, OCD, rage, anal retentive
Anal Stage?
What type of problems in the guilt
Phallic (Oedipal) stage
What types of problems in control
the Latency stage
