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人文考题 - 复件（Questions for humanity - duplicate） 1. Does mood disorders include loss of will? Barring。 Mood disorder, also called affective psychosis, is a group of diseases characterized by marked and persistent emotional or mood changes. The main clinical manifestation is high or low emotion, accompanied by the corresponding changes in thinking and behavior, may have psychiatric symptoms. 2, Cattell 16 personality factors questionnaire applies to what crowd? Normal adult. Applicable to people over the age of 16 to measure personality characteristics, not limited to a particular disease. 3, relatively weak and relatively emotional state, refers to what kind of state? Mood. The state of mind is a weak, tranquil, continuous emotion, such as ease or depression. In the whole period of the mental state, it can affect the whole action of the human being, maintain its positive or negative influence, and make everything infected with the color of some emotion. 4, in which the memory of personal experience Long term memory. Short term memory includes visual recognition, graphic recall and back number test: instantaneous memory consists of tactile memory. 5, through video equipment to understand the behavior of children, this psychological assessment methods belong to what method? Observation method. Psychological assessment methods include investigation, negotiation and so on 6. What is the principle of systematic desensitization? Use relaxation to combat tension. Systematic desensitization is a systematic procedure to induce visitors to gradually expose themselves to situations of anxiety or fear, and to relax the tension caused by anxiety or fear by relaxing techniques. 7. Can a high sensitivity and low specificity self rating anxiety scale be used for the screening of anxiety disorders?, Yes, but it can not be used for the diagnosis of anxiety disorders, screening for depressive symptoms, diagnosis of depression, and identification of depression and anxiety 8 、 What are the