Chapter 5 • Lesson 4 Getting Help - Lesson 4 Quiz

A treatment that focuses on changing unwanted behaviors through rewards is _____________.

• behavior therapy

• psychoanalysis

• humanistic therapy

• cognitive therapy

A treatment that is designed to identify and correct distorted thinking patterns is _____________.

• cognitive therapy

• behavioral therapy

• psychoanalysis

• electroconvulsive therapy

A treatment that focuses on helping the family function in more positive ways is _____________.

• family therapy

• group therapy

• cognitive-behavioral therapy

• psychoanalysis

A treatment that involves a group of people who have similar problems is _____________.

• group therapy

• individual therapy

• medication therapy

• family therapy

A treatment that uses medications to help the symptoms of mental disorders is _____________.

• drug therapy

• psychotherapy

• electroconvulsive therapy

• occupational therapy

Teens with mental health problems

• often do not recognize the seriousness of their condition.

• usually are well informed about all the help that is available.

• are much less likely to attempt suicide than other teens.

• typically outgrow the problems even without treatment.

Teens may need help with mental health issues if they

• feel trapped or worry all the time.

• have troubles that affect their sleep.

• become involved with alcohol.

• have any of the above problems.

Which statement about help for mental health problems is generally true?

• People with mental disorders eventually get better without help.

• Asking for help for a mental health problem is a sign of weakness.

• Sharing your thoughts with a mental health professional is painful and embarrassing.

• Resources are available for people who cannot afford to pay for help.

Teens are most likely to receive treatment for a mental health problem at

• home.

• school.

• a hospital.

• a doctor's office.

A type of physician that diagnoses and treats mental disorders is a

• psychologist.

• counselor.

• psychiatrist.

• social worker.