TEST BANK FOR CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY SCIENCE PRACTICE AND DIVERSITY 5TH EDITION POMERANTZ FULL CHAPTER

TEST BANK FOR CLINICAL PSYCHOL
OGY SCIENCE PRACTICE AND DIVE
RSITY 5TH EDITION POMERANTZ FU
LL CHAPTER

,DOWNLOAD cTHE cTest cBank cfor cClinical cPsychology cScience cPractice
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cEdition c5e
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c2020

Chapter c2: cEvolution cof cClinical cPsychology
cTest cBank

Multiple cChoice

1. The cdiscipline cof cclinical cpsychology cdidn’t ccome cinto cexistence cuntil c .
A. around cthe cturn cof cthe c19th ccentury
B. around cthe cturn cof cthe c20th ccentury
C. the c1950s
D. the
c1980s cAns:
cB
Cognitive cDomain: cKnowledge
cAnswer cLocation: cOrigins cof cthe
cField cDifficulty cLevel: cEasy


2. was can cearly cpioneer cin cthe cfield cof cmental chealth cwho cadvocated cfor
cbetter ctreatment cof cthe cmentally cill cin cEngland.
A. William cTuke
B. Philippe cPinel
C. Eli cTodd
D. Henry
cMurray cAns: cA
Cognitive cDomain: cKnowledge
Answer cLocation: cWilliam cTuke c(1732–1822)
cDifficulty cLevel: cEasy


3. The c , ca cresidential ctreatment ccenter cfor cthe cmentally cill cin cEngland,
cserved cas ca cmodel cfor chumane ctreatment cfacilities cthat csubsequently copened
cthroughout cEurope cand cthe cUnited cStates.
A. Pinel cInstitute
B. Hartford cRetreat
C. York cRetreat
D. Todd
cInstitute cAns:
cC
Cognitive cDomain: cKnowledge
Answer cLocation: cWilliam cTuke c(1732–1822)
cDifficulty cLevel: cMedium


4. was can cearly cpioneer cin cthe cfield cof cmental chealth cwho cadvocated cfor
cbetter ctreatment cof cthe cmentally cill cin cFrance.
A. Eli cTodd
B. Edward cLee cThorndike
C. Philippe cPinel

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D. Hermann c2020
cRorschach cAns: cC
Cognitive cDomain: cKnowledge
Answer cLocation: cPhilippe cPinel c(1745–1826)
cDifficulty cLevel: cEasy


5. Which cof cthe cfollowing cis cNOT ctrue cof cPhilippe cPinel?
A. Pinel chelped cto cestablish ccompassionate ctreatment cof cthe cmentally cill cin cEngland.
B. Pinel cadvocated cfor cinstitution cstaff cto crecord ca cpatient’s ccase chistory cand
congoing ctreatment cnotes.
C. Pinel cwrote cTreatise con cInsanity, cin cwhich che cargued cfor cempathy cfor cthe
cmentally cill.
D. Pinel ccreated cinstitutions cwhere cpatients cwere cgiven chealthy cfood cand ckind
ctreatment. cAns: cA
Cognitive cDomain: cApplication
Answer cLocation: cPhilippe cPinel c(1745–1826)
cDifficulty cLevel: cHard


6. Eli cTodd cis cmost cnotable cfor c .
A. creating can cinkblot cpersonality ctest cthat cis cstill cused cby cmany cclinical
cpsychologists
B. advocating cfor chumane ctreatment cof cthe cmentally cill cin cthe cUnited cStates
C. coining cthe cterm cclinical cpsychology
D. creating cthe cfirst cwidely cused ctest cof
cintelligence cAns: cB
Cognitive cDomain: cKnowledge
Answer cLocation: cEli cTodd c(1769–1833)
cDifficulty cLevel: cEasy


7. ’s cwork cdirectly cresulted cin cthe cestablishment cof cmore cthan c30 cstate
cinstitutions cfor cthe cmentally cill cthroughout cthe cUnited cStates.
A. William cTuke
B. Philippe cPinel
C. Eli cTodd
D. Dorothea
cDix cAns: cD
Cognitive cDomain: cComprehension
Answer cLocation: cDorothea cDix c(1802–1887)
cDifficulty cLevel: cMedium


8. James creceives chis cdoctorate cin cpsychology cin cthe clate c1800s. cUpon cgraduation,
che cis cmost clikely cto cfind cemployment cas ca c .
A. clinician cproviding cpsychotherapy
B. clinician cconducting cpsychological cassessments
C. lecturer cat ca cprofessional cschool cof cpsychology cthat ctrains cthe cnext
cgeneration cof cpractitioners
D. researcher cin can cacademic
csetting cAns: cD



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Cognitive cDomain: cApplication c2020
Answer cLocation: cLightner cWitmer cand cthe cCreation cof cClinical cPsychology
cDifficulty cLevel: cMedium


9. The cfirst cpsychological cclinic cwas cfounded cby c .
A. Lightner cWitmer
B. Wilhelm cWundt
C. James cMcKeen cCattell
D. William
cTuke cAns: cA
Cognitive cDomain: cKnowledge
Answer cLocation: cLightner cWitmer cand cthe cCreation cof cClinical cPsychology
cDifficulty cLevel: cEasy


10. At cthe cfirst cpsychological cclinic, cthe cpatients cwere cprimarily c .
A. children cwith cschool-related cproblems
B. adults cwith cpersonality cdisorders
C. children cand cadults cwith cdepression
D. couples cexperiencing crelationship
cproblems cAns: cA
Cognitive cDomain: cKnowledge
Answer cLocation: cLightner cWitmer cand cthe cCreation cof cClinical cPsychology
cDifficulty cLevel: cEasy


11. The cjournal cfounded cby cLightner cWitmer cwas ctitled c .
A. Treatment cof cEmotional cand cBehavioral cDisorders
B. The cPsychological cClinic
C. Behavior cChange
D. Psychology cand cCognition
Ans: cB
Cognitive cDomain: cKnowledge
Answer cLocation: cLightner cWitmer cand cthe cCreation cof cClinical cPsychology
cDifficulty cLevel: cEasy


12. Lightner cWitmer coriginally cdefined cclinical cpsychology cas crelated cto cthe
cdisciplines cof
.
A. philosophy cand cpathology
B. sociology, cphysiology, cand ccommunication csciences
C. medicine, ceducation, cand csocial cwork
D. psychiatry cand
canthropology cAns: cC
Cognitive cDomain: cKnowledge
Answer cLocation: cLightner cWitmer cand cthe cCreation cof cClinical cPsychology
cDifficulty cLevel: cMedium




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