People with Somatic Symptom Disorders Use Their Symptoms to Express

question 86

Multiple Choice

People with somatic symptom disorders use their symptoms to express emotions they cannot easily express otherwise. This statement reflects the:

• A) cognitive-behavioral view.
• B) multicultural view.
• C) humanistic view.
• D) psychodynamic view.

Understand the methodological criticisms of Freud's research and psychoanalytic theory.

Appreciate the scientific attempt to validate Freudian concepts and the outcomes of these efforts.

Recognize the role of the unconscious in human cognition and behavior.

Differentiate between the supported and unsupported Freudian concepts based on current research.

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Definitions:

Abdomen

The body region between the chest and the pelvis, containing most of the alimentary canal and primary digestive organs.

Lower Limbs

The parts of the body extending from the hips to the toes, including the thigh, knee, calf, ankle, and foot, responsible for support, locomotion, and balance.

Brachiocephalic

Pertains to structures associated with both the arm and the head, or specifically, a vein or artery servicing these regions.

Blood Flow

The continuous circulation of blood in the cardiovascular system, delivering nutrients and oxygen to and removing waste from tissues.