Ch. 7 Mental Illness

What is a mental illness?

• A physical weakness

• A condition with negative thoughts and feelings affecting daily life

• A personality quirk

• A sign of intelligence

Mental illness is also called a(n):

• Chronic disease

• Mental disorder

• Brain malfunction

• Personal choice

Which of the following is NOT a factor affecting mental illness?

• Childhood experiences

• Genetics

• Age

• Views of the world

What is the most common mental illness in the United States?

• ADHD

• Depression

• Anxiety disorders

• Substance abuse

ADHD is characterized by:

• Difficulty paying attention, impulsiveness, and hyperactivity

• Low mood and sadness

• Excessive worry and fear

• Hostile and aggressive behavior

Which statement is TRUE about sex and ADHD symptoms?

• There are no differences between males and females.

• Males only display hyperactivity and aggression.

• Females are more likely to show inattentiveness and daydreaming.

• Both sexes experience the same symptoms equally.

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) is characterized by:

• Self-harming behaviors

• Uncooperative and defiant behavior

• Excessive substance use

• Gambling addiction

Conduct disorder can develop into:

• Depression

• Antisocial personality disorder

• Anxiety disorder

• Self-harm

Substance abuse involves:

• Occasional use of a substance

• Continued use despite negative consequences

• Sharing drugs with friends

• Seeking professional help immediately

Gambling disorder is an example of a(n):

• Behavioral disorder

• Mood disorder

• Addictive disorder

• Personality disorder