A Commonly-Seen Form of Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another Is

question 90

Multiple Choice

A commonly-seen form of factitious disorder imposed on another is a set of conditions that

• A) falls somewhere between malingering and conversion disorders.
• B) falls under voluntary control like malingering.
• C) is an atypical form of child abuse.
• D) is a combination of a somatic symptom disorder and a dissociative disorder.

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Definitions:

Cognitive Errors

Faulty patterns of thinking that contribute to misinterpretations of reality or to emotional distress.

Beck

Refers to Aaron T. Beck, a psychiatrist known for his work in developing cognitive therapy, now known as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT).

Psychosocial History

An individual’s past experiences and personal history regarding social interactions and psychologically significant events, often reviewed in therapeutic settings to better understand current issues.

Emotional Experiencing

The process of becoming fully aware of and expressing one's emotions as a therapeutic practice.