A culture-bound disorder in which a person enters a trancelike state, suddenly becomes highly excited, and violently attacks other people or destroys objects and later claims to have no memory of the episode is called _________________. 

Compared to psychodynamic therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy has been shown to be ________________________  promising in reducing delusions and hallucinations in individuals with medication-resistant schizophrenia.  

Physical disorders in which psychological factors play a causal or contributing role are known as _________________ disorders. 

When a person feigns an illness but is not consciously doing it for any specific motivation, they might be suffering from _________________.  

The goal of systematic desensitization is to _________________ a phobia and involves the client learning _________________. 

In ________________________  there is a marked delay in reaching orgasm in women or an infrequency or absence of orgasm following a normal level of sexual interest and arousal and without the person desiring a delay. 

The open fields doctrine is a legal theory that holds that places outside the curtilage (the immediate, enclosed area surrounding a house or dwelling) of a home are generally held out to the public. It is used to judge a person’s reasonable expectation of privacy.

Bipolar disorders include _________________. 

According to the two-factor model, a phobia is acquired and maintained by _________________. 

_________________ cause(s) more sickness and death than _________________.