6. The anorexic sees the rewards that others get for their slimness and this acts as?
intrinsic rewards
vicarious reinforcement
a token
self-reinforcement
7. What area of the brain plays a significant role in the regulation of eating
Amygdala
Corpus callosum
Hypothalamus
Central Nervous System
8. What is 'Amenorrhea'?
the absence of at least 3 consecutive menstrual cycles
refusal to eat
distorted body perception
the fear of gaining weight
9. This study demonstrated the genetic link of anorexia..
Loftus and Palmer (1974)
Little Hans (1909)
Holland et al. (1984)
Rosenhan (1973)
10. 20% have one episode and recover completely, what percentage have an episodic pattern if weight gain/relapse?
75%
60%
20%
45%
11. SLT explains the disorder in terms of role models. Magazine imagines of super-thin models create expectations and help to shape..?
an adolescent's body image
weight gain
the environment
food
12. One explanation from the learning approach is that anorexia develops as a result of rewards from the environment. The fear of gaining weight once lost is paired with eating, and in turn, what develops?
the need for attention
a classically conditioned anxiety response
imitation of role models
vicarious reinforcement
13. What is the prevalence of anorexia in females?
