All of the following are diagnosed as somatic symptom disorders ...

[pane00]

All of the following are diagnosed as somatic symptom disorders EXCEPT
 
  a. hypochondriasis
  b. somatization disorder
  c. pain disorder
  d. fugue disorder

Question 2

How do cognitive factors affect the onset and maintenance of social phobia?
  Explain and provide 3 specific examples to illustrate your understanding.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

[ambernicolefink]

Answer to Question 1

d. fugue disorder

Answer to Question 2

Cognitive factors play a role in both the onset and maintenance of social phobia. It has been suggested that those who develop social phobias may tend to expect that others will reject them or view them negatively, setting the stage for a fear of any situation in which one will be evaluated. An expectation that one will behave in a socially unacceptable fashion can also contribute to the development of social phobia, as well as increase the chance that one's behavior will be unacceptable. Thus, both negative expectations of how one will be perceived and how one will act can contribute to social phobia. These cognitive distortions may then maintain social phobia by increasing social awkwardness and a belief in negative evaluations. There is also some evidence to suggest that perceptions of uncontrollability and unpredictability, possibly resulting from social defeat, may also play a role in the development of social phobia. GRADING RUBRIC - 6 points total, 2 for each of 3 cognitive factors identified.