Thorazine, Mellaril, Haldol and other conventional antipsychotic neuroleptics are all: 

Which of the following brain areas has been found to be active during hallucinations?  

Encouraging anxious clients in therapy to engaged in daily activities that are usually avoided (e.g., spinning, rapid breathing, etc.) as a method of eliciting anxiety reactions that can then be extinguished through therapy is referred to as:  

How does David Barlow’s more contemporary “Panic Control Treatment” differ from traditional exposure-based behavioral treatments for panic disorder?   PCT also involves:

The thought of being alone at a shopping mall would probably be most unsettling to an individual suffering from which of the following anxiety disorders?  

In a genetic study (Caspi et al., 2003), short serotonin alleles were found to greatly elevate the risk of adult depression among individuals who were:

Which of the following is not a symptom of Major Depression?  

Negative thoughts about self, future, and the world is referred to as the:

Inactive frontal lobe activity among schizophrenics is referred to using the following term:  

Kenneth Bianchi pretended that he had multiple personality disorder in order to escape responsiblity for his serial killing spree.This deceptive behavior is referred to by what term in psychology and psychiatry?