Mental Health: Test Your Ultimate Knowledge! Quiz
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Stress is the cause of or contributes to what?
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Most human illness
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Most broken marriages
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Most fights.
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Lack of friendships
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Mental health: test your ultimate knowledge! There are a lot of disorders that affect the human mind and people are getting to understand them and those who suffer from them in a new light. The level of people who are suffering from depression and anxiety has increased by the day. Do you know some of the issues that increase different See moretypes of stress? This quiz will help refresh your memory, check it out!
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Who runs a higher risk of illness due to stress?
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People who carry out too many tasks.
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People who feel alone in the world.
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People who are uninvolved with others.
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Both a and c
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Both b and c
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A. Both b and cExplanation
Both b and c. People who feel alone in the world and people who are uninvolved with others both run a higher risk of illness due to stress. Feeling alone and lacking social connections can lead to increased levels of stress, which in turn can negatively impact physical and mental health. Social support and a sense of belonging are important factors in managing stress and maintaining overall well-being.Rate this question:
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What is an example of a physical stressor?
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Rejection
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Lack of love
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Bacteria
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Lack of money
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Mistrust
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A. BacteriaExplanation
An example of a physical stressor is bacteria. Bacteria can cause physical harm to the body and can lead to various health issues and infections. When the body is exposed to bacteria, it activates the immune system to fight against the harmful pathogens, which can cause stress on the body. This stress response can manifest in various ways, such as increased heart rate, elevated blood pressure, and heightened inflammation. Therefore, bacteria can be considered a physical stressor as it directly affects the body's physical well-being.Rate this question:
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What is an example of an emotional stressor?
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Shelter
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Inability to comprehend
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Anger
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Lack of sleep
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Ridicule
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A. AngerExplanation
Anger can be considered as an example of an emotional stressor because it is a strong and intense emotion that can trigger stress responses in individuals. When someone experiences anger, their body may respond by releasing stress hormones, increasing heart rate, and causing muscle tension. This emotional stressor can have negative effects on both mental and physical well-being, leading to increased stress levels and potentially impacting overall health.Rate this question:
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Stress is:
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The effect of an event on your mind.
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The effect of an event on your mind and body.
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The effect of an event on your mind, body and soul.
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The effect of an event on your physical appearance.
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The effect of an event on your education.
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A. The effect of an event on your mind and body.Explanation
Stress is the body's response to a challenging or threatening event, which can have both psychological and physiological effects. It not only affects the mind by causing emotional distress, anxiety, or worry, but also has physical manifestations such as increased heart rate, muscle tension, and changes in appetite or sleep patterns. Therefore, stress is the effect of an event on both the mind and body.Rate this question:
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Eustress is:
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A bad or negative stress when it causes us to become upset or makes up sick.
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A bad or negative stress when it causes us to lash out at others.
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A good or positive stress when it helps us lose weight.
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A very harmful stress to our mind and body.
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A good or positive stress when it helps us perform better.
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A. A good or positive stress when it helps us perform better.Explanation
Eustress refers to a positive form of stress that can enhance our performance. Unlike distress, which is negative and can lead to negative outcomes, eustress can motivate and energize us, leading to improved productivity and success. It is a beneficial type of stress that helps us rise to challenges, stay focused, and achieve our goals.Rate this question:
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What is an example of a physical symptom of stress?
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Crying
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Delinquency
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Touching hair
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Ulcers
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Impatience
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A. UlcersExplanation
Ulcers are a physical symptom of stress. Stress can lead to an increase in stomach acid production, which can damage the lining of the stomach and cause ulcers. This is because stress triggers the release of stress hormones that can disrupt the normal functioning of the digestive system. Ulcers can cause pain, discomfort, and other digestive symptoms, and they are often worsened by stress. Therefore, ulcers are a clear example of a physical symptom that can be caused by stress.Rate this question:
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Cynophobia is the fear of:
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Dogs
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Flying
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Bees
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Marriage
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Cats
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A. DogsExplanation
Cynophobia is a specific phobia characterized by an excessive and irrational fear of dogs. People with cynophobia may experience intense anxiety or panic attacks when they encounter dogs or even think about them. This fear can be triggered by past traumatic experiences, such as being bitten or chased by a dog, or it can develop without any apparent cause. The fear of dogs can significantly impact a person's daily life, causing them to avoid places or situations where they might encounter dogs. Treatment options for cynophobia include therapy, medication, and gradual exposure to dogs to help overcome the fear.Rate this question:
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Spermophobia is the fear of:
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Shadows
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Performing
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Germs
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Open space
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School
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A. GermsExplanation
Spermophobia is the fear of germs. This term combines the word "spermo," which means seed or germ, and "phobia," which refers to an irrational fear. People with spermophobia may experience extreme anxiety or panic when exposed to germs or the possibility of coming into contact with them. This fear can lead to obsessive-compulsive behaviors such as excessive handwashing or avoiding public places. It is important to note that spermophobia is a specific phobia and not a generalized fear of all things related to germs.Rate this question:
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Triskaidekaphobia is the fear of:
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Water
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The number 13
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Flying
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Dogs
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Nights
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A. The number 13Explanation
Triskaidekaphobia is the fear of the number 13. This term combines "triskaideka," which means thirteen in Greek, and "phobia," which refers to an irrational fear. People with triskaidekaphobia may experience anxiety, panic, or avoidance when encountering the number 13, often due to superstitions and cultural beliefs surrounding its perceived unluckiness. This fear can manifest in various ways, such as avoiding the 13th floor in buildings or being anxious on Friday the 13th.Rate this question:
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Sciophobia is the fear of:
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Technology
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Shadows
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Germs
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Water
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Open space
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A. ShadowsExplanation
Sciophobia is the fear of shadows. This phobia is characterized by an intense and irrational fear of shadows, which can cause significant distress and anxiety for individuals who suffer from it. People with sciophobia may avoid being in areas with shadows, experience panic attacks when exposed to shadows, or have intrusive thoughts about shadows. The fear may be rooted in a traumatic experience or a general fear of the unknown or darkness. Treatment options for sciophobia may include therapy, exposure therapy, and medication to manage anxiety symptoms.Rate this question:
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Topophobia is the fear of:
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School
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Marriage
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Performing "stage fright"
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Fire
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Lightening
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A. Performing "stage fright"Explanation
Topophobia is the fear of performing or being on stage, commonly known as stage fright. This phobia is characterized by intense anxiety and fear when faced with the prospect of public speaking, performing, or being in front of an audience. People with topophobia may experience physical symptoms such as sweating, trembling, rapid heartbeat, and difficulty breathing. The fear of performing can be debilitating and may lead individuals to avoid situations that involve public speaking or performing, impacting their personal and professional lives.Rate this question:
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Mentally healthy people are those who:
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Are able to meet the demands of life.
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Feel right about other people.
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Feel comfortable about themselves.
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All of the above.
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B and C.
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A. All of the above.Explanation
The correct answer is "All of the above." This is because mentally healthy people are able to meet the demands of life, feel right about other people, and feel comfortable about themselves. Meeting the demands of life shows their ability to cope with challenges and responsibilities. Feeling right about other people indicates positive relationships and social interactions. Feeling comfortable about themselves suggests a positive self-image and self-acceptance. Therefore, all three options are characteristics of mentally healthy individuals.Rate this question:
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Resilience is:
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An inability to recapture a sense of emotional wellness within a reasonable time.
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The ability to recapture a sense of emotional wellness quickly.
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An inability to never recapture a sense of emotional wellness.
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The inability to hang out with friends, without fighting with them.
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The ability to love everyone
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A. An inability to recapture a sense of emotional wellness within a reasonable time. -
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Stress is:
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Anything that threatens us
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Anything that thrills us
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Anything that scares us
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Anything that worries us
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All of the above
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A. All of the aboveExplanation
Stress can be defined as a response to any situation that poses a threat, excites or thrills us, scares us, or causes worry. It encompasses a wide range of experiences and emotions that can trigger a stress response in individuals. Therefore, the answer "all of the above" accurately represents the various forms of stress that individuals may encounter in their lives.Rate this question:
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The 1st stage of stress is:
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The intensification or recovery stage
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The adaptation stage
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The Fight or Flight stage
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The exhaustion stage
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A. The Fight or Flight stageExplanation
The correct answer is the Fight or Flight stage. This stage refers to the body's immediate response to a perceived threat or danger. It is characterized by the release of stress hormones, increased heart rate, and heightened senses, preparing the individual to either confront the stressor or flee from it. This response is an evolutionary mechanism designed to ensure survival in dangerous situations.Rate this question:
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Which way is not a positive way of coping with stress?
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Communicate with others.
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Organize your time.
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Learn to relax
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Overwork yourself
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Value yourself
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A. Overwork yourselfExplanation
Overworking oneself is not a positive way of coping with stress because it can lead to burnout, exhaustion, and negatively impact physical and mental health. While it may seem like working harder and longer can help manage stress, it often results in increased stress levels and decreased productivity. It is important to find a balance between work and personal life, take breaks, and prioritize self-care to effectively cope with stress.Rate this question:
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A mental disorder contains all but which one?
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Someone who always accepts others no matter their personality
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Someone who withdaraws from those who are close to them
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Difficulty making routine decisions
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How a person perceives, thinks and feels begins to interfere seriously with his/her daily life
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Unable to form new relationships
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A. Someone who always accepts others no matter their personalityExplanation
The correct answer is "someone who always accepts others no matter their personality." This answer does not align with the characteristics of a mental disorder. Mental disorders typically involve symptoms that cause distress or impairment in functioning, such as withdrawing from close relationships, difficulty making decisions, or interference with daily life due to altered perceptions, thoughts, and emotions. Accepting others regardless of their personality is not indicative of a mental disorder.Rate this question:
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This disorder refers to biochemical imbalances in the brain that cause persistent changes in a person's behavior.
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Anxiety disorder
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Mood disorder
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Mental disorder
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Schizophrenia
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Personality disorder
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A. Mood disorderExplanation
A mood disorder refers to biochemical imbalances in the brain that cause persistent changes in a person's behavior. This can manifest as episodes of depression, mania, or a combination of both. Mood disorders can significantly impact a person's emotional state, energy levels, and overall functioning. Examples of mood disorders include major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, and cyclothymic disorder. These disorders are characterized by prolonged periods of abnormal mood and can significantly affect a person's daily life.Rate this question:
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This is a disturbance involving delusions, hallucinations, and disorganized speech.
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Anxiety disorder
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Mood disorder
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Mental disorder
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Schizophrenia
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Personality disorder
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A. SchizophreniaExplanation
Schizophrenia is a mental disorder characterized by disturbances such as delusions, hallucinations, and disorganized speech. These symptoms are not present in anxiety disorders, mood disorders, personality disorders, or other mental disorders. Therefore, schizophrenia is the correct answer that best fits the description provided.Rate this question:
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