Basic Counselling Skills - Qp5
Basic Counselling Skills - QP5 explores essential aspects of grief handling, including bereavement and chronic grief. This quiz assesses understanding of grief reactions, the impact of loss magnitude, and the importance of experiencing grief for personal growth.
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Stress-specific reactions include: (Select three)
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Typically normal
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Other conditions
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Inhibited
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Chronic
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A. Typically normal
A. Inhibited
A. ChronicExplanation
Stress-specific reactions can manifest in different ways. "Typically normal" refers to the common response to stress, which is often characterized by increased heart rate, heightened alertness, and temporary changes in behavior. "Inhibited" refers to a reaction where the individual suppresses or restrains their response to stress, possibly due to fear or anxiety. "Chronic" refers to a long-term or persistent reaction to stress, where the individual experiences prolonged physiological or psychological symptoms.Rate this question:
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Anticipated grief is less likely to increase in intensity as the expected loss becomes imminent.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
Anticipated grief refers to the emotional response and preparation for an expected loss. Contrary to the statement, as the expected loss becomes imminent, the intensity of anticipated grief is more likely to increase. This is because the individual is faced with the reality of the impending loss, leading to heightened emotions and a deeper sense of grief. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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______, bears some direct relationship to the kind of reaction.
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The loss of a husband
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Suicide or death by violence present special problems to the bereaved
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Magnitude and nature of the loss
Correct Answer
A. Magnitude and nature of the lossExplanation
The phrase "magnitude and nature of the loss" refers to the extent and type of the loss experienced by someone. It suggests that the level and characteristics of the loss directly influence the kind of reaction that the person may have. This implies that the greater the magnitude and more significant the nature of the loss, the more intense or specific the bereaved individual's reaction may be.Rate this question:
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People should not be deprived of an opportunity to experience grief which can ultimately be a rewarding and maturing process.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Experiencing grief is a natural and necessary part of the human experience. It allows individuals to process and come to terms with loss, which can lead to personal growth and maturity. By denying people the opportunity to grieve, they may be deprived of the chance to heal and learn important life lessons. Therefore, it is important to acknowledge and support individuals in their grieving process, as it can ultimately be a rewarding and maturing journey.Rate this question:
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________ is the normal response to loss and its absence is indicative of psychopathology.
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Sadness
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Grief
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Sorrow
Correct Answer
A. GriefExplanation
Grief is the normal response to loss, such as the death of a loved one, and its absence can indicate psychopathology. Grief involves a range of emotions, including sadness, sorrow, and feelings of loss. It is a natural and healthy process that allows individuals to process and come to terms with their loss. When grief is absent or suppressed, it may suggest underlying psychological issues or difficulties in coping with the loss.Rate this question:
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In depression, the response readily conveys the notion, that something is not right about what is going on.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Depression is a mental health condition characterized by persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and a lack of interest or pleasure in activities. People with depression often experience a sense that something is not right with their emotions or thoughts. This can manifest as a general feeling of unease or a sense that their experiences are not aligned with their expectations. Therefore, the statement that in depression the response readily conveys the notion that something is not right is true.Rate this question:
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