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    Which of the following most closely describes a person who may have a
    factitious disorder?
    Theresa sees visions and talks to people who aren't there. Harriet starves herself and is
    convinced that she is overweight.
     
    Maria tricks her mom into thinking that she has a fever so that her mom will comfort and care for
    her. Nancy does not remember a particularly tragic event in her life.
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    1. Gregg was caught speeding, and has been given a mandatory court
    date. Gregg does not want to go to court, so he makes himself sick in
    order to get out of it. Which of the following best describes Gregg's
    behavior?
    a. Factitious
    b. Typical
    c. Psychotic
    d. Malingering

    2. Which of the following is another name for factitious disorder?


    a. Munchausen Syndrome
    b. Enfermos Syndrome
    c. Depression Syndrome
    d. Atencion Syndrome

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    There are many types of factitious disorders, however the symptoms are quite similar. This
    quiz/worksheet combo will help test your understanding of the psychological disorder. The quiz
    questions will test you on an alternate name for factitious disorder and points in history when the
    disorder has been present.

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    These assessments will test you on:

     Why a person who is engaging in malingering would deliberately make himself/herself sick
     Points in history when the disorder has been present
     Origin of the term Munchhaussen syndrome

    Skills Practiced
    This quiz and worksheet allows students to test their knowledge by using the following skills:

     Critical thinking - apply relevant concepts to examine information about malingering in a


    different light
     Information recall - access the knowledge you've gained regarding the origin of the term
    Munchhausen syndrome
     Knowledge application - use your knowledge to answer questions about symptoms of
    factitious disorders

    Additional Learning
    To learn more about factitious disorders, review the accompanying lesson entitled, Factitious
    Disorders: Definition and Symptoms. This lesson covers the following objectives:

     Define factitious disorder


     Learn about the history of factitious disorders
     Distinguish the difference between factitious disorders and malingering

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    Ch 1. Intro to Abnormal Psychology
    Ch 2. Clinical Research for Abnormal...
    Ch 3. The Biological Model of...
    Ch 4. The Psychodynamic Model of Abnormal...
    Ch 5. The Behavioral/Learning Model of...
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