Ch 21 & 22 HP - Mental Health & Social Workers

The scientific approach to gathering, quantifying, analyzing, and interpreting data on why people act as they do.

• Pathology

• Neurology

• Psychology

• Counseling

Which type of psychologists conduct research by measuring the psychological variables effecting human behavior?

• Developmental Psychologists

• Engineering Psychologists

• Psychometric Psychologists

• Counseling Pschologists

Which of the following is not an area of specialization of a clinical psychologist?

• Experimental Psychologist

• Health Psychologist

• Neuropsychologist

• Geropsychologist

Specializes in the assessment and treatment of persons with mental, and emotional problems and illness.

• Forensic Psychologist

• Personnel Psychologists

• Economic Psychologis

• Clinical Psychologist

The Ability of an individual to be financially self-sustaining within the parameters of an emotional or mental disability.

• Mental Health

• Economic Effectiveness

• Employee Assistance Program

• Financial Independence

They advise individuals, families, couples, and groups how to handle a variety of conditions. Such as, anxiety, depression, grief, low self-esteem, stress, and suicidal impulses.

• Mental Health Counselor

• Substance Abuse Counselor

• Behavioral Disorder Counselor

• Guidance Counselor

Mental health program provided by employers to help employees deal with personal problems.

• Emotional Stress

• Environmental Factors

• Employee Assistance Program

• Vulnerable Populations

Assesses and threats individuals with mental illness or substance abuse problems, including abuse of alcohol, tobacco, or other drugs.

• Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Worker

• Substance Abuse Counselors

• Family Services Social Worker

• Medical Social Worker

A social worker who usually woks in a hospital setting to find resources for patients after being discharged from the hospital.

• Human Service Worker

• Medical Social Worker

• Social Work Researcher

• Child and Family Social Worker

Determinant for disease found in the surroundings of individuals or groups.

• MSW

• Environmental Poverty

• Environmental Factor

• Vulnerable Populations