Julia, a pharmacist at a hospital, often has rotating shifts. One weekend she works 3 days in a row, 6am-6pm, and then the next weekend, 6pm-6am. She struggles with falling and saying asleep. She likely is struggling with

Cindy, 12 years old, struggles to fall asleep without her parents in her bed. This means that at bedtime and each time she wakes naturally during the night (4-5 times), her parents must be there to help her fall asleep. She would likely be diagnosed with

Someone has developed a preoccupation with marijuana, spends a significant amount of time finding marijuana, and has reduced their involvement in important life activities. What is the most likely stage of “typical progression of substance use” that this person belongs to?

Todd recently stopped drinking. About two days later he started experiencing shaking, confusion, high blood pressure, fever, and hallucinations. You should be concerned that he is experiencing

Someone is using marijuana to reduce tension, feel “high,” and to fit in with their peers. What is the most likely stage of “typical progression of substance use” that this person belongs to?

Which drug is an example of a depressant?

Which of the following best distinguishes Schizoid Personality Disorder from Schizotypal Personality Disorder?

Provide one way that OCD and OCPD differ. Answer should be no longer than 1 sentence.

Tina reports chronic feelings of emptiness, thoughts of suicide, difficulty maintaining relationships, a history of suicide attempts, a history of cutting and burning her legs, and feeling as though her emotions are more in control of her than she is in control of them. These symptoms have been present since 15 years old. The most likely diagnosis is

Which disorders are part of cluster C: anxious and fearful personality disorders?