Rational-Emotive-Therapy was developed by:

• A) Albert Bandura
• B) Albert Ellis
• C) Raymond Cattell
• D) Hermann Rorschach

Chronic headache patients:

• A) Are usually not helped by progressive relaxation techniques
• B) Biofeedback offers a short term solution and eventually leads to medication
• C) Are significantly improved by operant training
• D) Are significantly improved by biofeedback training

Which of the following would less likely to be considered as one of the Activities of Daily Living (ADL)?

• A) Going for trip
• B) Cooking
• C) Watching TV
• D) Walking

Which of the following is NOT a step of Time management?

• A) Handling Events
• B) Making To-Do Lists
• C) Setting a Goal
• D) Setting up a Schedule

Migraine headaches and tension-type are examples of which of the following types of pain?

• A) Chronic-progressive
• B) Chronic-single
• C) Chronic-intractable-benign
• D) Chronic-recurrent

What type of pain lasts longer than six months?

• A) Chronic pain
• B) Acute pain
• C) Intractable pain
• D) Episodic pain

Men have _____ social support system in relation to women

• A) Different
• B) Similar
• C) Smaller
• D) Larger

Network of people from _______ socioeconomic class is less diverse as compared to higher class.

• A) Middle
• B) Upper Middle
• C) Lower
• D) Lower Middle

The two most common types of Epileptic attack are:

• A) Grand mal and Petit mal
• B) Toluene and Formaldehyde
• C) Insomnia and Amnesia
• D) Estrogens and Progesterone

In the research by Beecher comparing the perceived pain of surgical patients and war-injured soldiers with similar wounds, the __________ reported more pain and requested __________ medication, probably because of their different meanings of pain.

• A) Surgical patients; less
• B) Surgical patients; more
• C) Soldiers; more
• D) Soldiers; less

Giving up attempts to cope with stressful events over which we have no control is known as:

• A) Learned helplessness
• B) Repression
• C) Regression
• D) Conditioned helplessness

Which of the following is a type of Carcinogen?

• A) Dust
• B) Asbestos
• C) Bacteria
• D) Virus

______ damage the cells which may then mutate and spread.

• A) Bacteria
• B) Carcinogens
• C) Viruses
• D) Fungi

Some of the coping techniques used in pain management are:

• A) All of the given options
• B) Distraction
• C) Imagery
• D) Pain acceptance

Which of the following is an example of chronic-recurrent pain?

• A) Cancer
• B) Rheumatoid arthritis
• C) Chronic low back pain
• D) Migraine headache

Which of the following is an example of chronic-intractable-benign pain?

• A) Tension
• B) Cancer
• C) Migraine
• D) Low back pain

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of group psychotherapy over individual therapy in treating pain?

• A) Patients in group therapy offer credible feedback to others in the group
• B) Because group therapy has so many patients at one time, interactions become inefficient
• C) In the course of group interactions, the therapist can see the patients from a different and more helpful perspective than in individual therapy
• D) Group therapy reduces patients' social isolation

The growth of plaques on artery walls are known as:

• A) Aneurysm
• B) Atherosclerosis
• C) Venous Thrombosis
• D) Stroke

Attempts to regulate or reduce the emotional consequences of a stressful event are called:

• A) Emotion focused coping
• B) Emotional proximity
• C) Emotional support
• D) Emotional disclosure

Pain that receives or requires professional treatment is called __________ pain.

• A) Algogenic
• B) Nociceptic
• C) Very acute
• D) Clinical