QUIZ PRE-ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS Basic details NameEmailPhone Number 1 / 30 Fear response in the absence of any obvious external danger is called A. Anxiety attack B. Panic attack C. Stress D. Trauma 2 / 30 Having good mental health means: A. Being able to cope with proffessional help B. Being able to cope with different kinds of stressors and work productively C. Being unable to understand when a stressor is real versus imagined D. Being unable to cope 3 / 30 The goal of primary prevention is to A. reduce the impact or duration of a problem B. reduce the long-term consequences of disorders C. reduce the possibility of mental disorder occurring D. improve the conditions at mental hospitals 4 / 30 In an MSE, what term describes the patient's overall level of emotional expression and responsiveness? A. Affect B. Judgment C. Insight D. Sensorium 5 / 30 Shakable/ breakable false beliefs are called __________ A. Irrationality B. Overvalued ideas C. Delusions D. All the above 6 / 30 Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between insight and treatment adherence in mental health? A. There is no relationship between insight and treatment adherence. B. High insight is associated with higher treatment adherence. C. Low insight is associated with higher treatment adherence. D. High insight is associated with lower treatment adherence. 7 / 30 What term describes a therapeutic approach that integrates elements from different theoretical orientations? A. Eclectic therapy B. Existential therapy C. Psychodynamic therapy D. Humanistic therapy 8 / 30 Which one of the following is not a negative symptom? A. Apathy B. Hallucinations C. Affective Flattening D. Alogia 9 / 30 Which of the following is a characteristic feature of psychotic disorders? A. Loss of contact with reality B. Temporary feelings of anxiety C. Mild fluctuations in mood D. Difficulty concentrating 10 / 30 Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) often focuses on which of the following? A. traumatic incidents in childhood B. genetic predisposition to mental illness C. problematic ways of thinking D. repressed memories 11 / 30 Histrionic personality disorder is characterized by : A. Over dramatic behavior B. Lability of mood C. None of the above D. All of the above 12 / 30 Individuals who are moderately retarded A. are usually diagnosed in infancy B. can become self-supporting adults with appropriate training C. are generally institutionalized D. can achieve partial independence in activities of daily living 13 / 30 What is alogia? A. Lack of love B. Poverty of speech C. Lack of logic D. Lack of motivation 14 / 30 All of the following are components of Selye's stress response EXCEPT A. resistance B. alarm C. flight D. exhaustion 15 / 30 Which of the following interventions is commonly used to treat depression and involves scheduling enjoyable activities to increase positive reinforcement? A. Cognitive restructuring B. Interpersonal therapy C. Mindfulness meditation D. Behavior activation 16 / 30 Schizoid personality disorder is associated with schizophrenia. A. True B. False 17 / 30 Catathymic amnesia is also known as: A. Forgetting how to move B. None of the above C. Forgetting time D. Motivated forgetting 18 / 30 Which of the following is a core symptom of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)? A. Sudden and unexpected episodes of intense fear or discomfort B. Recurrent, intrusive thoughts about being judged by others C. Persistent avoidance of stimuli associated with the traumatic event D. Excessive worry and anxiety about a variety of events or activities 19 / 30 Pricilla spent the last four weeks in bed. Without telling her friends or family she bought a three-thousand-dollar plane ticket to Europe. She took most of her savings with her to go on a major shopping spree when she gets there. Pricilla is most likely suffering from: A. Schizoid personality disorder B. Dysthymic disorder C. Bipolar disorder D. Narcissistic personality disorder E. Major depression 20 / 30 An idea, impulse or image which intrudes into the conscious awareness repeatedly is called ____________ A. Hallucination B. Overvalued idea C. Obsession D. Anxiety 21 / 30 For a diagnosis of schizophrenia, the symptoms should have been clearly present for most of the time for __________ A. 6 months B. 1 year C. Less than a month D. 1 month 22 / 30 What term describes a subtype of schizophrenia characterized by prominent delusions or auditory hallucinations, but without disorganized speech or behavior? A. Disorganized type B. Catatonic type C. Undifferentiated type D. Paranoid type 23 / 30 What is anhedonia? A. inability to feel pleasure B. Inability to move the head C. Inability to be spontaneous D. Inability to sleep 24 / 30 _______________________ is a state characterized by a cluster of symptoms often specific to the drug used, which develop on total or partial withdrawal of a drug. A. Dependence B. Intoxication C. Addiction D. Delirium 25 / 30 Comorbidity explains the notion that: A. Depression always occurs in the winter B. People suffering from the same psychological illness die at the same time C. Differentially defined disorders can co-occur D. Sufferes exhibits a chronic fear of death 26 / 30 Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders was published by ______________ A. American psychiatric association B. World health organisation C. American psychological association D. World mental health organisation 27 / 30 A lack of energy, slow motor movements, poor concentration and persistent sadness are all indications of depression. Together they compromise a: A. cluster analysis B. syndrome C. schema D. symptom 28 / 30 A new client comes into the office and tells you about experiencing excessive anxiety, restlessness, muscle tension and having headaches almost every day. She also tells you she has trouble sleeping and can’t concentrate at work. which disorder sounds the most logical? A. social phobia B. Anxiety disorder C. major depressive disorder D. Schizophrenia 29 / 30 Slowing of thinking can occur in which of the following disorders: A. Mania B. Anxiety C. OCD D. None of the above 30 / 30 Persons who suffer from paraphilias are categorized as having A. Sexual disorders B. General anxiety C. Personality disorders D. Somatoform disorders Your score isThe average score is 70% 0% Restart quiz
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