The 'Suicide Awareness Quiz! Trivia Questions' tests knowledge on misconceptions, appropriate communication, and prevention strategies related to suicide. It is crucial for enhancing understanding and skills in identifying and supporting individuals at risk.
Are you (or the person you are calling about) thinking of suicide?
Are you thinking of killing yourself?
You're not thinking of suicide, are you?
Are you thinking of ending your life?
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Perceived immediate supports
Planning for the future
Engagement with helper
Sense of purpose
All of the above
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True
False
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True
False
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Responsibility, commitment to family, child-related concerns, religious faith
Belief/hope that problems can be solved, future plans/hope for the future, belief that life has meaning
Self-esteem, love for self and others, moral objections to suicide, belief that suicide will not solve anything
All of the above
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True
False
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Verbal cues such as, "No one will have to worry about me anymore."
Loss of appetite
Feelings of guilt
Social withdrawal
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Talking about wanting to die or kill oneself
Expressing feelings of hopelessness or having no reason to live
Increased interest in hobbies and social activities
Withdrawing from friends, family, and social activities
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Plan or attempt in progress
Imminent plan to hurt self or others
Preparatory behaviors
Expressed intent to die
All of the above
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If a caller tell you about abuse of a child or elder adult.
If a caller tells you that they've already taken steps towards suicide, i.e., taken pills, cut themselves in a suicide attempt, etc.
If a caller is thinking of suicide.
A & B
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