2. Experessive aphasia is also called;

A. Nominal aphasia

B. Global aphasia

C. Broca's aphasia

D. Cortical sensory aphasia

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3. Filling up of memory spaces with a detailed false description of an event is termed as:

A. Confabulation

B. Neologism

C. Cercumstantiality

D. Tangentiality

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4. Confabulation is commonly observed in patients with:

A. Obsessive-compulsive disorders

B. Delusional disorders

C. Personality disorders

D. Amnestic syndrome

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5. A condition in which some patients assert that some or all the people whom they met are doubles of real people is termed as:

A. Capgras syndrome

B. Conard syndrome

C. Ganser syndrome

D. Tourette syndrome

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6. ___________ can be defined as a liability to outbursts or as a state of poor control over aggressive impulses directed towards others, more frequently to those nearest and dearest.

A. Anxiety

B. Irritability

C. Assertiveness

D. Homicide

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7. ________________ is a neurologic condition in which hallucinations of taste or smell is experienced:

A. Huntington's disease

B. Parkinson's disease

C. Epilepsy

D. SSPE

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8. A term used to explain "seeking sexual pleasure from wearing the clothes of the opposite sex" is _________

A. Bestiality

B. Transvestism

C. Fetishism

D. Sadism

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9. A condition in which the person seeks sexual excitement by giving pain to the partner is termed as:__________

A. Masochism

B. Fetishism

C. Sadism

D. Transvestism

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10. Freud's explanation of delusion of grandeur in the context of latent homosexuality is:

A. I love him - I do not love him - I do not love her

B. I love him - I do not love him - I hate him - He hates me

C. I love him - I do not love him - She loves him

D. I love him - I do not love him - I love no one - I only love myself

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