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Quiz about Disney Diagnostics
Quiz about Disney Diagnostics

Disney Diagnostics Trivia Quiz


Disney princesses seem to have it all, but what's really going on inside their heads? Diagnose these beloved heroines to help them find their happily ever after.

A multiple-choice quiz by Ygdjh. Estimated time: 4 mins.
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Author
Ygdjh
Time
4 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
393,672
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Easy
Avg Score
8 / 10
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584
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Question 1 of 10
1. Mulan is not afraid to face the Huns to save her father, but war can take a hard toll on anyone. Being surrounded by so much death and destruction is likely to leave Mulan with internal battle scars and possibly what diagnosis? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. "Beauty and the Beast" is a true and noble story of a love that goes past outward appearance... or is it? Instead, it's more likely that Belle fell prey to what disorder where the captive emotionally bonds with their captor? Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. Rapunzel has lived her entire life in a tower, and she can't wait to finally see the big wide world. But her mother always tells her scary stories about outside, and she's never been out of her tower. Coming from a Greek word for marketplace, what phobia describes a fear of open spaces? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. Ariel is obsessed with the human world, and she takes everything she can find. She has a giant collection of items that she has stolen from the human world and doesn't want to stop her thieving habits. This compulsive stealing could be an indicator of what disorder? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. Merida doesn't like following the rules. Her disobedience and impulsivity may just be the characteristics of a normal teenager, but what other disorder includes these symptoms? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. Cinderella certainly has quite the tale. She may be a beautiful girl in a ball gown, but she believes her footmen used to be mice and her carriage was a pumpkin! If you believe in magic this could certainly be true, but, if not, she is showing symptoms of what disorder? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. Aurora is known for her very long nap - that's why they call her Sleeping Beauty! This change in sleeping patterns is preceded by an incident of self-harm and social withdrawal. While her actions may be explained by unique circumstances, in any other teenage girl this could be an indication of what disorder? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. Snow White doesn't give herself a break. She is always cooking and cleaning for the dwarves to the point where she doesn't seem to have any leisure time. By doing everything herself, she can make sure everything is exactly how it is supposed to be. This rigid, controlling behavior could indicate what disorder? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. Anna is constantly on the move! With so many sights and sounds around her, it's hard for her to stay focused on just one thing. If she was taken outside the castle earlier in her life, her parents might have discovered that she had what diagnosis? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. Elsa keeps herself in isolation for most of her life. Perhaps she's afraid of social interaction or rejection from her peers. Maybe she just doesn't feel the need to connect or empathize with others. Either way, which one of the following diagnoses would NOT apply to her? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Mulan is not afraid to face the Huns to save her father, but war can take a hard toll on anyone. Being surrounded by so much death and destruction is likely to leave Mulan with internal battle scars and possibly what diagnosis?

Answer: Post-traumatic Stress Disorder

PTSD is commonly associated with veterans, but it can be a result of any trauma, from domestic violence to a car accident. However, because it is commonly caused by war experiences, it used to be called shell shock or battle fatigue syndrome. Common symptoms include nightmares/flashbacks and a greater tendency towards extreme reactions or emotional outbursts.
2. "Beauty and the Beast" is a true and noble story of a love that goes past outward appearance... or is it? Instead, it's more likely that Belle fell prey to what disorder where the captive emotionally bonds with their captor?

Answer: Stockholm Syndrome

Stockholm Syndrome got its name from a bank robbery attempt in Stockholm, Sweden involving four employees held captive in a vault. These employees started sympathizing with their captors, and one even said that she trusted her captors but was afraid of the police. Since then it has been used to describe hostage and kidnapping situations all over the world.
3. Rapunzel has lived her entire life in a tower, and she can't wait to finally see the big wide world. But her mother always tells her scary stories about outside, and she's never been out of her tower. Coming from a Greek word for marketplace, what phobia describes a fear of open spaces?

Answer: Agoraphobia

The word 'agoraphobia' comes from the word 'agora', a Greek marketplace or gathering place. Hemophobia is the fear of blood and ombrophobia is the fear of rain. Claustrophobia is actually the fear of small, enclosed spaces, so it probably doesn't describe Rapunzel!
4. Ariel is obsessed with the human world, and she takes everything she can find. She has a giant collection of items that she has stolen from the human world and doesn't want to stop her thieving habits. This compulsive stealing could be an indicator of what disorder?

Answer: Kleptomania

Kleptomania is an impulse control disorder that could be otherwise characterized as compulsive stealing. Unlike most thieves and shoplifters, kleptomaniacs don't really want or need the items they are stealing. They simply can't resist the urge to steal, and they often feel guilty afterwards.
5. Merida doesn't like following the rules. Her disobedience and impulsivity may just be the characteristics of a normal teenager, but what other disorder includes these symptoms?

Answer: Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Oppositional Defiant Disorder, or ODD, is generally diagnosed at an early age. Symptoms include irritability, impulsivity, and aggression. While these symptoms are experienced at some point by all children, children or teens with ODD have persistent symptoms that can lead to problems at work, school, and home.
6. Cinderella certainly has quite the tale. She may be a beautiful girl in a ball gown, but she believes her footmen used to be mice and her carriage was a pumpkin! If you believe in magic this could certainly be true, but, if not, she is showing symptoms of what disorder?

Answer: Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia tends to get a bad reputation, but people with the disorder are not vicious. The diagnosis requires a variety of symptoms, which can include visual or auditory hallucinations, delusions, and disorganized thinking (among others). These are considered positive symptoms, since they are being added to the person's life. Negative symptoms involve the lack of something, like emotion or social interaction.
7. Aurora is known for her very long nap - that's why they call her Sleeping Beauty! This change in sleeping patterns is preceded by an incident of self-harm and social withdrawal. While her actions may be explained by unique circumstances, in any other teenage girl this could be an indication of what disorder?

Answer: Depression

Depression is probably one of the most commonly recognized mental disorders, marked by feelings of emptiness and hopelessness. Some observable symptoms may include changes in sleeping and eating patterns, social withdrawal, and loss of interest in previously enjoyed activities.
8. Snow White doesn't give herself a break. She is always cooking and cleaning for the dwarves to the point where she doesn't seem to have any leisure time. By doing everything herself, she can make sure everything is exactly how it is supposed to be. This rigid, controlling behavior could indicate what disorder?

Answer: Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder

Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder is different than Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. While OCD is characterized by helpless obsessions or compulsions, people with OCPD might emulate the typical perfectionist. They tend to focus very rigidly on rules and details and don't like changes in routine.
9. Anna is constantly on the move! With so many sights and sounds around her, it's hard for her to stay focused on just one thing. If she was taken outside the castle earlier in her life, her parents might have discovered that she had what diagnosis?

Answer: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, is generally diagnosed at a young age. Like any mental condition, it manifests differently in different people, but it is characterized by hyperactivity, inattentiveness, or both. People with ADHD that were predominantly inattentive used to fall under the diagnosis of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), but there have since been some name changes.
10. Elsa keeps herself in isolation for most of her life. Perhaps she's afraid of social interaction or rejection from her peers. Maybe she just doesn't feel the need to connect or empathize with others. Either way, which one of the following diagnoses would NOT apply to her?

Answer: Social Communication Disorder

Social Communication Disorder, similar to Autism Spectrum Disorder, is defined by difficulties in expressing oneself and/or understanding the nuances of conversation. However, this doesn't mean the person doesn't want close relationships with others. Social Anxiety Disorder and Avoidant Personality Disorder are both characterized by fear of social interaction while those Antisocial Personality Disorder struggle with empathy.
Source: Author Ygdjh

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