
Mental Health
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- Q1What is an example of a coping mechanism for managing stress?ExercisingWatching TV all dayEating junk foodAvoiding sleep30s
- Q2What is the importance of seeking help from a mental health professional?They can guarantee instant solutions to all problemsThey can provide a lifetime of free therapyThey can provide support and guidance for managing mental health concernsThey can prescribe medication without any evaluation30s
- Q3What is the difference between sadness and depression?Sadness is always a sign of mental illness, while depression is a normal emotionDepression goes away on its own, while sadness requires professional treatmentSadness is characterized by extreme happiness, while depression is marked by extreme sadnessDepression is a prolonged and severe feeling of hopelessness and worthlessness, while sadness is a temporary emotion in response to an event or situation30s
- Q4What is an effective way to practice self-care for mental health?Always saying yes to please othersConstantly comparing oneself to othersIgnoring personal needs and well-beingSetting boundaries and saying no when needed30s
- Q5What are some common symptoms of anxiety?Feeling extremely positive and outgoing; having a perfect memory with laser-sharp focus; being able to relax easily in any situation; never experiencing tirednessFeeling restless, irritable, or on edge; experiencing excessive worry; having difficulty concentrating; feeling tired easily30s
- Q6What is the importance of practicing mindfulness for mental health?It can guarantee complete elimination of all mental health issuesIt can make you ignore your own emotions and thoughtsIt can only be practiced by individuals with advanced meditation skillsIt can help increase self-awareness, reduce stress, and improve focus and concentration30s
- Q7What is the meaning of the term 'stigma' in relation to mental health?Complete acceptance and lack of judgment towards mental health challengesA type of treatment used to cure mental health disordersPositive support and understanding for those with mental health conditionsNegative beliefs or attitudes that lead to discrimination against individuals with mental health conditions30s
- Q8Why is it important to talk about mental health and raise awareness?To reduce stigma, promote understanding, and encourage help-seeking behaviorsTo isolate individuals dealing with mental health challengesTo discourage open conversations and support for those strugglingTo increase fear and misinformation about mental health30s
- Q9Which mental disorder is characterized by persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and loss of interest in activities?AnxietyDepressionSchizophreniaBipolar disorder30s
- Q10What is a mental health disorder that causes intense and irrational fears which can interfere with daily activities?DepressionAnxietySchizophreniaBipolar disorder30s
- Q11Which mental disorder is characterized by difficulty in distinguishing what is real from what is not real, often accompanied by hallucinations and delusions?SchizophreniaAnxietyDepressionBipolar disorder30s
- Q12What is a common mental health disorder characterized by extreme mood swings that include emotional highs (mania) and lows (depression)?Bipolar disorderDepressionAnxietySchizophrenia30s
- Q13Which mental disorder is characterized by persistent and excessive worry about everyday things, often without any clear reason?Panic disorderPost-traumatic stress disorderGeneralized anxiety disorderObsessive-compulsive disorder30s
- Q14What is a mental health disorder that involves uncontrollable recurring thoughts (obsessions) and behaviors (compulsions) that a person feels the urge to repeat over and over?Post-traumatic stress disorderObsessive-compulsive disorderGeneralized anxiety disorderPanic disorder30s
- Q15Which mental disorder is triggered by a terrifying event that a person experienced or witnessed, leading to symptoms such as flashbacks, nightmares, and severe anxiety?Panic disorderPost-traumatic stress disorderGeneralized anxiety disorderObsessive-compulsive disorder30s