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Chapter 25: Emotion
Multiple Choice
1. Which of the following is most reflective of the Modal Model of Emotions?
a. It is an interactive process between instinctive and intuitive feelings.
b. It is an interactive process between the person and situation.
c. It is an interactive process between the person and environment.
d. It is an interactive process between quick, basic judgments and experiences.
Topic: Overview of Emotion
LO: 25.1
2. Jason is a 16-year-old who is getting ready to take his driving test. He reports having butterflies in his stomach and feeling jittery. After he recognizes these feelings, he begins the deep breathing activity he learned in occupational therapy and begins to feel better. He was able to calm himself down and pass his driving test. Which of the following does this best exemplify?
a. Emotion regulation
b. Emotion dysregulation
c. Sensory sensitivity
d. Sensation seeking
Topic: Emotional Regulation
LO: 25.2
3. Which of the following neurophysiological systems is responsible for slowing the heart rate and stimulating the digestive system?
a. Autonomic nervous system
b. Sympathetic nervous system
c. Endocrine system
d. Parasympathetic nervous system
Topic: The Neurophysiology of Emotion Regulation
LO: 25.3
4. Identify the statement that is most reflective of emotion regulation throughout the life span.
a. Eastern cultures support open expression of emotions in a group setting.
b. Optimal development of these skills occurs in adolescence.
c. Intensity and lability of expression and mood in adolescents has been linked to increased prevalence of depression.
d. Emotion regulation is most effectively developed through peer relationships.
Topic: Development of Emotion Regulation Through the Life Span
LO: 25.4
5. You are working with a 23-year-old male who responds quickly and strongly to what you perceive are low levels of stress. In addition, he has an intense response to emotional stimuli and is slow to return to his emotional baseline. After completing some research on effective interventions with this individual, you decide to employ dialectical behavior therapy. Which disorder does this scenario best represent?
a. Depression
b. Anxiety
c. Substance abuse
d. Borderline personality disorder
Topic: Emotion Dysregulation and Psychiatric Disorders
LO: 25.5
6. You decide you want to further assess the young man from Question 5 to get a better sense of his cognitive appraisal skills and ability to suppress emotional expression. You want to use a quick, 5-minute, paper-pencil assessment. Which of the following best fits your need?
a. Cognitive Emotion Regulation Questionnaire
b. Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale
c. Emotion Regulation Questionnaire
d. Emotion Regulation Skills Questionnaire
Topic: Assessment
LO: 25.6
7. As a practitioner using a dialectical behavior approach, there are several working assumptions you must accept. Which of the following best represents one of those assumptions?
a. Clients do not fail at Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT); it is the treatment that is failing and needs to be modified.
b. Clients are responsible for the way things are in their life currently and how they will be in the future.
c. Clients do not want to change, even if they say they do.
d. Clients’ behavior patterns are best understood by present circumstances.
Topic: Dialectical Behavior Therapy
LO: 25.7
8. Which of the following best distinguishes mindfulness-based occupational therapy from other forms of mindfulness?
a. It recognizes individuals can regulate their emotions by paying attention to present-moment experiences.
b. It integrates mindfulness strategies into daily tasks, activities, and routines.
c. It incorporates a nonjudgmental philosophy.
d. It recognizes that mindfulness takes practice and patience to develop.
Topic: Mindfulness-Based Occupational Therapy
LO: 25.8
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