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Major Mental Disorders

True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

Psychosis reflects a loss of contact with reality.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 2. 

Delusional thinking is
a.
false beliefs held against all contrary evidence
c.
false beliefs with no basis in fact
b.
false beliefs based upon reality
d.
true beliefs with a bit of false thinking
 

 3. 

A person who feels they have committed some horrible crime or sinful deed is probably suffering from
a.
somatic delusions
c.
delusions of granduer
b.
depressive delusions
d.
influence delusions
 

 4. 

The most common type of hallucination is
a.
seeing things
c.
hearing voices
b.
stray thoughts
d.
commands to hurt oneself
 

 5. 

The two major types of psychosis are
a.
organic and functional
c.
organic and certified
b.
plain and disturbed
d.
functuional and dysfunctional
 

 6. 

What is the name of the psychosis caused by the STD syphillis
a.
general paresis
c.
spirocetes
b.
meningitis
d.
stroke
 

 7. 

Alzheimer’s disease affects approximately _____________ percent of the people over age 65.
a.
3-5
c.
10-15
b.
5-10
d.
15-20
 

 8. 

Half of all people admitted to psych hospitals have what mental illness?
a.
psychosis
c.
schizophrenia
b.
Alzheimers
d.
paranoia
 

 9. 

Schizophrenia can strike at any age but it seems to target those who are
a.
infants
c.
middle age adults
b.
young adults
d.
older adults
 

 10. 

schizophrenia marked by a preoccupation with delusions, frequent auditory hallucinations related to a single theme, especially granduer or persecution
a.
catatonia
c.
undifferentiated
b.
paranoid
d.
disorganized
 

 11. 

A mood disorder that lasts for at least two years is called
a.
dysthymic
c.
catatonic
b.
cyclothymic
d.
seasonal disorder
 

 12. 

About 14 percent of all mental hospital patients are admitted for
a.
alzheimers
c.
bi-polar disorders
b.
major mood disorders
d.
yo-yo syndrome
 

 13. 

Overall all ___________ are twice as likely to experience a major mood disorder.
a.
teens
c.
men
b.
women
d.
aged
 

 14. 

Mood disorders caused by a change in seasons is called
a.
SAD
c.
CAD
b.
MAD
d.
SDA
 

 15. 

A kind of treatment for mental disorders using electricity is called
a.
ECT
c.
STP
b.
EST
d.
HTP
 

 16. 

Approximately waht percent of North Americans attempt suicide each year?
a.
1
c.
3
b.
2
d.
4
 

 17. 

Who is more likely to attempt suicide and be successful?
a.
women
c.
men
b.
teens
d.
equal men and women
 

 18. 

What percent of all suicides give warning signs?
a.
10
c.
70
b.
20
d.
80
 

Short Answer
 

 19. 

Psychotic individuals all experience great difficult in _________________.     
 

 20. 

List five factors that are known to affect suicide attempts.     
 



 
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