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Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What refers to a person’s emotional, psychological, and social well-being?

a)

holistic health

b)

bodily health

c)

social health

d)

mental health

2.

What do we call using healthy strategies to help us solve personal problems?

a)

positive thinking

b)

goal-oriented actions

c)

coping skills

d)

toughening up

3.

What role can a primary care doctor play in treating mental health?

a)

Assist with mild issues and provide referrals for other problems.

b)

Treat only physical illnesses that don’t require a specialist.

c)

Diagnose and prescribe medication for any disorder.

d)

Provide long-term treatment for severe disorders.

4.

What is a time of intense difficulty, trouble, or danger in a person’s mental health?

a)

crisis

b)

limbo

c)

pandemonium

d)

anomie

5.

What is the minimum qualification to work as a mental health technician?

a)

high school diploma (no college)

b)

master’s degree (over six years of college)

c)

bachelor’s degree (four years of college)

d)

technical certificate (one to two years of college)

6.

What is a mental health issue commonly experienced by people suffering from chronic illness or pain?

a)

paranoia

b)

fear of the future

c)

mood swings

d)

hallucinations

7.

What is a symptom common to many mental health problems?

a)

depression

b)

hallucinations

c)

mood swings

d)

paranoia

8.

To become a substance abuse counselor, the minimum requirement is a(n) _______, but needing a _______ degree is becoming more common.

a)

bachelor’s degree; master’s

b)

associate degree; bachelor’s

c)

two-year training program; bachelor’s

d)

two-year training program; master’s

9.

From a mental health perspective, what is the problem with prescription attention deficit disorder (ADD) medication?

a)

It isn’t effective in treating ADD.

b)

Abusing it can cause anxiety and paranoia.

c)

Using it as prescribed can cause depression.

d)

It is difficult to obtain for those who need it.

10.

What type of drug or alcohol use can prevent the mind from working properly?

a)

infrequent

b)

moderate

c)

short-term

d)

chronic

11.

What word describes abuse that takes place within the home between family members?

a)

familiar

b)

problematic

c)

domestic

d)

severe

12.

Barring a person from applying for and attending job interview is a form of what type of abuse?

a)

mild

b)

physical

c)

mental

d)

financial

13.

What is a common effect of domestic violence or abuse on children who witness it?

a)

language delays

b)

greater interest in school

c)

increased self-reliance

d)

passive behavior

14.

What is the most dangerous time in the cycle of domestic abuse?

a)

during the actual abuse

b)

during the honeymoon period

c)

during the apology period

d)

when the one being abused is trying to leave the relationship

15.

What are human service workers legally bound to do when they know of or suspect cases of child abuse?

a)

Directly intervene to prevent them.

b)

Investigate them to discover evidence.

c)

Report them to the proper authorities.

16.

In the sender-receiver model of communication, which person is responsible for repeating the message to ensure the intended meaning is understood?

a)

sender

b)

receiver

c)

both

d)

neither

17.

What refers to monitoring your thoughts and feelings as part of overall mental health?

a)

self-consciousness

b)

self-realization

c)

self-awareness

d)

self-judgment

18.

Historically, how has marriage and the family changed in the last 100 years or so?

a)

Large families are much more common.

b)

Marriage is much less common.

c)

Single parenthood is much less common.

d)

Divorce is much more common.

19.

Steve and Elaine divorced after 20 years of marriage and they go to counseling together to navigate their new relationship. What is a therapist MOST likely to recommend that Steve and Elaine do?

a)

to accept and feel the grief

b)

to look at it from a positive angle

c)

to consult a friend who has gone through a divorce

d)

to end all contact with the ex-spouse

20.

What is the term for a pattern of disruptive actions that negatively impact a child’s school, social life, and family?

a)

hyperactivity

b)

behavioral disorder

21.

What is a sign of a behavioral disorder in a young child?

a)

unpredictable behavior

b)

obsessive-compulsive behavior

c)

struggling to communicate

d)

temper tantrums

22.

What disorder, which usually manifests during childhood, can lead to issues in adulthood that interfere with employment and interpersonal relationships?

a)

autism

b)

lupus

c)

schizophrenia

d)

Alzheimer’s disease

23.

Morgan is a social worker working with an autistic person, Andrew, to help him learn to recognize when his reactions to what other people say or do may be regarded as inappropriate, and then develop new ways of responding to these situations. What is the MOST likely type of therapy Morgan is using?

a)

lucid

b)

pattern-breaking

c)

cognitive

d)

disruptive

24.

Violet is a social worker who helps children who have witnessed domestic violence and abuse work through their trauma. She likes to start by encouraging children to act out problems they struggle with and then role-play new ways of responding to these problems. She tries to keep things fun and playful and not push the children too hard. What is the MOST likely type of therapy Violet is using?

a)

group

b)

art

c)

solitary

d)

play

25.

Jensen is a paraprofessional assisting a special education teacher in helping children with autism learn valuable practical skills in discovering how to interpret emotional cues. What MOST likely is Jensen’s role?

a)

applied behavioral analyst

b)

substance abuse counselor

c)

mental health technician

d)

psychotherapist

26.

Naya is a human services worker. Everyone in her agency is under enormous stress because of budget cuts and an increased demand for services. What behavior would MOST likely show that Naya isn’t coping well with the stress?

a)

working harder

b)

failing to sleep from anxiety

c)

setting higher goals

d)

renewing her commitment

27.

Kai is a social worker whose cases involve many people who experienced a catastrophic event that recently occurred. What would Kai MOST likely expect of these cases?

a)

Trauma from the catastrophe will last four to six weeks for nearly all cases.

b)

Every person could have a different response to the catastrophe.

c)

Trauma from the catastrophe will be the main problem in nearly all cases.

d)

The catastrophe will have driven other mental health concerns into the background.

28.

Ahmad is a social worker specializing in helping people learn effective ways to cope with past trauma. When Ahmad encounters a new case, what would be LEAST helpful in understanding the potential causes of that person’s response to trauma?

a)

biological factors

b)

hobbies and interests

c)

life experiences

d)

family history

29.

April is a social worker helping a person, Michael, deal with setbacks at work that have caused him stress. What MOST likely will April recommend to Michael?

a)

medication

b)

ongoing psychotherapy

c)

coping strategies

d)

hospitalization

30.

Emily is a social worker meeting with a new case, Gaetano, for the first time. As Emily gets to know Gaetano, what would be the MOST likely sign that Gaetano is experiencing a problem with his mental health?

a)

He has been working harder at work in response to stress.

b)

He reports renewed interest in an old hobby.

c)

He has been trying to be more open to new experiences.

d)

He is avoiding close family members and friends.

31.

Kelsey is a social worker who has been helping Amy cope with feelings of depression and anxiety following a bitter divorce from an abusive spouse. What would be the MOST likely sign Amy was making progress with her mental health issues?

a)

She says most days she feels not sad but numb.

b)

She admits to feeling that her best days are over.

c)

She has been better organizing her daily tasks.

d)

She reports sleeping 10 to 12 hours at a time.

32.

Anthony wants to know what Rosalia, the social worker helping him improve his mental health and find a new job, recommends for him regarding alcohol use. He says he’s depended too much on alcohol to help him with his moods in the past, but now he sticks to a small glass of wine each day at dinner, and that seems to work for him. What would be BEST for Rosalia to recommend to Anthony?

a)

He should drink wine with dinner only every other day.

b)

If he’s drunk too much in the past, he should quit cold turkey.

c)

He should begin attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.

d)

He should stick to one glass of wine at dinner if that works.

33.

Andrea is a social worker helping Tabitha cope with depression, anxiety, and suicidal feelings following a divorce. Tabitha says that one thing that bothers her is that her ex Ian seems to be doing fine from everything he tells her. What would be the BEST response Andrea could give Tabitha?

a)

“Ian may not be doing as well as he seems, just processing things differently.”

b)

“Ian is just lying about doing better because he’s ashamed of his failure as a spouse.”

c)

“If Ian is doing fine, you should just be happy for him instead of complaining about it.”

d)

“Ian seems to be doing great, and you could learn something from him yourself.”

34.

Daiki is a social worker listening to one of her cases, George, talk about his family. George says that his family members are so controlling, manipulative, and dishonest that he thinks he needs to cease all contact with them, at least until he can get his depression and anxiety under control. What MOST likely will be Daiki’s assessment of George’s statement?

a)

George is probably exaggerating the problems with his family.

b)

George needs to confront his family and demand that they apologize to him.

c)

George is probably right that ceasing contact with his family is best for now.

d)

George won’t resolve his mental health issues without his family’s support.

35.

Tim is a social worker gently trying to get Cynthia, whom he knows has been beaten and hospitalized by her spouse Rex, to admit that Rex is a problem. He asks how Roy, their 10-year-old son, handles it when he sees how Rex treats Cynthia. Cynthia says, “Roy is fine. He’s a strong kid. He can deal with a lot, and he never complains.” How BEST could Tim respond?

a)

“Roy may not feel he can be honest with you, so I need to examine him one on one.”

b)

“It sounds like there isn’t any problem, but if it ever looks there is, just know I’m here.”

c)

“You’re clearly in denial about Rex, and so your opinion of your son isn’t reliable.”

d)

“Roy may be experiencing problems from what he’s seen even if it doesn’t look like it.”

36.

What should James do if he suspects child abuse?

a)

Tell Cynthia and Adam to leave with him immediately.

b)

Make a note of his suspicion and then gather more evidence.

c)

Report everything he witnessed to the proper authority.

d)

Warn Brian of the severe penalties for child abuse.

37.

Melanie is a social worker who tries to get Carl to recognize the problems caused by his drug abuse, but Carl insists that things are getting better for him even though he just lost his job, his children won’t speak to him, and his wife is talking about leaving him. Melanie tells him that until he can admit to himself how bad things are, he can’t begin to make things better. What is Melanie MOST likely telling Carl he needs?

a)

self-help

b)

self-awareness

c)

self-love

d)

self-respect

38.

Nigel is a social worker listening to Colin tell him why he has never been able to control his drinking. When Colin is finished talking, Nigel repeats what he’s just heard from Colin and asks Colin if he has gotten that right. Nigel is MOST likely ensuring that he has done what?

a)

correctly judged Colin’s problems

b)

shown Colin an appropriate level of empathy

c)

understood the true meaning of Colin’s words

d)

correctly received Colin’s message

39.

Kareem is a social worker listening to Anya describe her struggles with feelings of hopelessness. In the midst of Anya’s remarks, she says she knows Kareem looks down on her and then goes on speaking. Kareem knows he has never looked down on Anya. What would be BEST for Kareem to do?

a)

Wait for Anya to finish speaking and then ensure he has heard her correctly.

b)

Interrupt Anya to ask her what makes her think that he looks down on her.

c)

Wait for Anya to finish speaking and then demand to know why she said he looks down on her.

d)

Interrupt Anya to assure her that he has never looked down on her.

40.

Zahra is a social worker listening to Song Lin talk about how things have been with her lately. Song Lin has been struggling with severe depression since her son was killed by a drunk driver. What would Zahra MOST likely regard as a good coping mechanism for Song Lin?

a)

She talks about how she usually needs to drink to get through the day.

b)

She says friends try to get her to do things with them, but she has no time for that.

c)

She mentions using to-do lists to give purpose and shape to her days.

d)

She says that all her old hobbies seem completely trivial to her now.

41.

Fatima is a social worker asking Jenny, the daughter of a couple who recently started talking about getting divorced, how she is coping. Jenny says she feels bad that she can’t be a better daughter to keep her parents from fighting. What MOST likely will Fatima conclude from this?

a)

Jenny is in denial about her rage at her parents for failing at their marriage.

b)

Jenny has internalized her parent’s conflict and feels responsible for it.

c)

Jenny probably could do more to help her parents deal with their problems.

d)

Jenny needs to be separated from her parents until they can work out their problems.

42.

Mason is a social worker babysitting his sister Delilah’s three small children on his day off. As Mason watches the children play, what MOST likely would look like a warning sign of a behavioral problem to him?

a)

A child runs off with a favorite toy.

b)

A child bursts into tears because her toy broke.

c)

A child gets distracted by a sudden noise.

d)

A child won’t play, look at anyone, or answer questions.

43.

Antonio is attempting to treat a child, Desmond, with severe behavioral problems, including hitting, kicking, and biting other children. Antonio explains to Desmond that when he plays appropriately with other children, Antonio will give him a small reward. When Desmond hits, kicks, or bites another child, however, Antonio will have him take a timeout from play. What type of therapy MOST likely is Antonio attempting to use?

a)

play

b)

behavior

c)

aversive

d)

sender-receiver

44.

Kala is worried about her lack of sleep, feelings of hopelessness, and sudden attacks of anxiety. She goes to see her primary care doctor, Gerald, for a routine checkup. She isn’t sure what Gerald can treat. What would be BEST for Kala to do?

a)

See whether a good psychologist is covered by her insurance.

b)

Describe her symptoms to Gerald and ask him what he recommends.

c)

Ask Gerald to refer her to a psychiatrist but without indicating the reason.

d)

Question Gerald about his qualification to determine his expertise.

45.

Lane can’t shake the paranoid feeling that everyone she knows hates her and talks about her behind her back. In desperation, she goes online to find out what she can do about her problem. At www.mentalhealth.gov, what is Lane LEAST likely to learn?

a)

what her definitive diagnosis is

b)

information about mental health

c)

hotline numbers for people in crisis

d)

a resource locator for getting help

46.

Domestic violence is a relatively new part of American society that has emerged due to changes in family structures and the overall role of the family in civil life.

a)

True

b)

False

47.

For an incident to be considered domestic violence, the perpetrator must be a spouse, parent, or other blood-relation to the victim.

a)

True

b)

False

48.

When children process a divorce, they tend to realize that it was completely outside their control.

a)

True

b)

False

49.

Childhood behavioral disorders are difficult to treat because they resist therapies and medication.

a)

True

b)

False

50.

Behavioral disorders in children often occur for no apparent reason.

a)

True

b)

False