When Mr. Bolden is asked about something he cannot remember, he gives
a detailed, but inaccurate, answer. His responses often make it difficult for others to realize he has memory lapses. Mr. Bolden's behavior is called
a) delirium.
b) malingering.
c) confabulation.
d) amnestic disorder.
Question 2
What is the major advantage of a dimensional approach to assessing personality disorders?
a) This approach results in a profile of the persona being classified.
b) The etiology can be more easily classified using this approach.
c) Treatment decisions are easier because areas in need of therapy
are highlighted.
d) Clients find such an approach more acceptable and understanding
and therefore are more willing to accept therapist's recommendations.
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