Used for anyone with depression

Overused in the 1940s/1950s

One of the last lines of treatment when other treatments do not work

Electrical current runs through the brain

Causes muscle convulsions

A psychiatrist prescribes medication whereas a clinical psychologist performs therapy

A clinical psychologist prescribes medication whereas a psychiatrist performs therapy

There is no difference

A psychiatrist has to get a graduate degree whereas a clinical psychologist does not

A clinical psychologist has to get a graduate degree whereas a psychiatrist does not

Try to get the subpersonalities to all obtain equal power and "face time" in the life of the person

Help the individual recognize the disorder and educate the patient on the full nature of their disorder

Help the client recover their lost memories and missing pieces of their past

Try to help the patient merge their subpersonalities into a single, integrated identity

All of these answers are ways therapists help people with dissociative identity disorder

Prefrontal lobotomies are a famous example of psychosurgery

It is the first line of defense in treatment

Its uses are unanimously accepted by doctors today

It has few side effects compared to other types of treatment

It is a comparatively non-intrusive method of treatment

Desensitization

Trial-and-error learning

Covert sensitization

Aversion

Conditioned response

they are never combined with cognitive talk therapy

they are often used to treat depression

they are often used to treat mood disorders

they block the reabsorption of serotonin

All of the other statements are true.

Group therapy and behavioral-exposure treatments

Re-exposure to trauma and deep breathing techniques

Group therapy and re-exposure to trauma

Electroconvulsive therapy and hypnosis

Hypnosis and water-treatment therapy

Bipolar disorder

Schizophrenia

Obsessive-compulsive disorder

Dementia

Histrionic personality disorder

Therapy in conjunction with medication

Medication alone

Therapy alone

Starting with medication alone and then transitioning to therapy alone

Starting with therapy alone and then transitioning to medication alone

Humanistic

Psychoanalytic

Psychodynamic

Bio-behavioral

Developmental