Research on the long-term outcomes for people experiencing anxiety disorders indicates that
a. even with therapy, long-term outcomes are generally poor.
b. long-term outcomes tend to be quite mixed and unpredictable.
c. age of onset predicts long-term outcomes across all disorders.
d. treatment response is primarily positive and long-lasting.
Question 2
What is an essential element of the diagnosis of obsessive-compulsive disorder?
a. The obsessions develop in response to the compulsions.
b. The person engages in compulsions, which increases anxiety.
c. The person's sleep is disrupted by nightmares.
d. The person tries to ignore, suppress, or neutralize the unwanted thoughts or impulses.
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