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201) Antipsychotic drugs help control the more flagrant or bizarre features of schizophrenia. They ________. A) provide a cure for this disease B) are not a cure for this disease C) can also make the schizophrenia much worse D) are also quite addictive 202) For people receiving long-term treatment with neuroleptics, __________ will eventually develop tardive dyskinesia. A) 1/2 B) 1/4 C) all D) 1/3 203) Learning-based approaches for schizophrenia would include all of the following EXCEPT __________. A) selective reinforcement of behaviour B) cognitive restructuring C) token economy D) social skill training 204) The relapse for schizophrenia rate may be as high as __% in the first year after hospital discharge if the patient discontinues medication. A) 40 B) 50 C) 70 D) 90 205) Staying on medication can reduce the relapse rate for schizophrenia to about __%. A) 20 B) 40 C) 60 D) 80 206) Freud believed that traditional psychoanalysis ________. A) was not appropriate for the treatment of schizophrenia B) was useful, but probably not the best method for treating schizophrenia C) was one of several equally effective treatments for schizophrenia D) was the best method for treating schizophrenia 207) When individuals on inpatient units are rewarded for appropriate behaviour with plastic chips that can be exchanged for tangible reinforcers such as desirable goods or privileges, this is called ________. A) milieu therapy B) modified psychoanalysis C) a token economy D) client-centred therapy 208) Which of the following is NOT a learning-based therapeutic technique typically used to treat schizophrenia? A) selective reinforcement of desirable behaviours B) aversive conditioning to eliminate undesirable behaviours C) token economies D) social-skills training 209) As a patient in a mental hospital, Isaac can earn poker chips for engaging in adaptive behaviours such as attending meetings, maintaining proper grooming, and using appropriate communications. When he collects enough chips, he can exchange them for rewards such as privacy time, food, passes, and other privileges. This approach is called ________. A) social-skills training B) personal therapy C) compensatory learning D) a token economy 210) The basic social-skills training model used in treating schizophrenia employs ________. A) the “empty chair” technique B) systematic desensitization C) role-playing exercises D) guided fantasies