Psychology Chapter on Mental Health (Easy)
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What is meant by optimum health?

  • Complete absence of any illness
  • Balance among multiple dimensions of health (correct)
  • Focusing solely on mental health
  • Maintaining physical fitness only

What proportion of people will experience some form of mental illness?

  • 1 in 10
  • 1 in 15
  • 1 in 2
  • 1 in 5 (correct)

Which age group has the highest prevalence of mental health issues?

  • 45 years and older
  • 35–44 years
  • 16–24 years (correct)
  • 25–34 years

Which of the following is NOT one of the five dimensions of health?

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What are among the most frequent mental health issues reported in the population?

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What aspect of personality is primarily related to heredity?

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Which of the following best describes surface traits in Cattell's 16 Personality Factors?

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According to Eysenck, which of the following dimensions is NOT a part of his theory?

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Which personality theory focuses on how personalities differ rather than how they develop?

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Emotional stability is contrasted with which of the following in Eysenck's dimensions?

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Which of the following is NOT a component of mental health?

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What is a common misconception about seeking help for mental health issues?

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Which practice is recommended for maintaining mental health?

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What does environmental mastery refer to in the context of mental health?

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Which statement about stigma is true?

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What is the term for the level of consciousness that includes thoughts and memories not currently in awareness but can be accessed?

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Which psychosexual stage is characterized by the focus on bodily pleasure from the mouth?

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At what age is personality typically formed according to the discussed theories?

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Which of the following terms refers to recurring themes and ideas that create disturbance in a person's psyche?

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What is described as a defense mechanism used to avoid dealing with painful realities?

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Which personality type is characterized by competitiveness and a constant drive for achievement?

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What is meant by 'archetypes' in psychological terms?

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What does the trait of Conscientiousness in the Five-Factor Model primarily refer to?

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What is the main limitation identified in the predictive value of personality inventories?

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What is the purpose of projective tests in psychology?

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According to Rogers, what is the Ideal Self?

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According to Freud, which aspect of personality operates on the pleasure principle and seeks immediate gratification?

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Which concept is associated with Maslow's theory?

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Which of the following traits captures the degree to which a person is open to new experiences?

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What term describes unconditional love in Rogers' humanistic approach?

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What is the concept of internal locus of control primarily associated with?

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Which term describes the interconnected influence of environmental factors, thoughts, feelings, and behaviors on personality?

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What does self-efficacy refer to in the context of personality assessment?

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Which of the following is NOT a method of personality assessment listed?

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What can result from repeated failures leading to a sense of helplessness?

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Flashcards

Mental health dimensions

Mental health is connected to physical, social, emotional, and spiritual wellness.

Mental illness prevalence

Significant portion (1/5) of people will experience mental illness; teens and young adults particularly vulnerable.

Common mental health issues

Anxiety, mood disorders, substance abuse affect many.

Importance of Mental Health Prevention

Mental illness has substantial social consequences that need to be combated through preventative measures.

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Five dimensions of health

Physical, mental, social, emotional, and spiritual wellness are integral parts of overall well-being.

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Mental Health Spectrum

Mental health varies; it's not just one state.

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Mental Health Stigma

Negative judgments and fear around mental health issues.

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Mental Health Definition

Self-acceptance, autonomy, accurate perception, and loving ability are main components of mental health. Plus environmental mastery and integration which makes many aspects of life connect.

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Mindfulness for Mental Health

Practicing present moment awareness is helpful for mental well-being

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Seeking Help: Not a Failure

Getting help for mental health is not admitting to being flawed.

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Personality

Our unique way of interacting with the world, especially others. It's a stable pattern of characteristics and behaviors.

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Temperament

Inherited aspects of your personality, such as sensitivity and adaptability.

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Trait Theories

Focus on how personalities differ, but don't explain why people are like they are.

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Extraversion/Introversion

Two aspects of personality, describing how outgoing or reserved someone is.

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Personality Traits

Specific characteristics that make someone's personality different from others.

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Type A personality

A personality type characterized by competitiveness, ambition, and impatience.

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Five-Factor Model

A model of personality that identifies five key dimensions: extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, emotional stability, and openness to experience.

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Personality inventories

Standard questionnaires used to assess personality traits, like the MMPI.

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ID

The primitive part of the personality that operates on pleasure principle seeking immediate gratification.

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Person-situation controversy

The idea that personality traits alone don't fully determine behavior; situations also play a significant role.

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Unconscious mind

The part of the mind that is not directly accessible to awareness; hidden thoughts, feelings, and memories.

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Psychosexual Stages

Freud's stages of personality development, focusing on the libido (pleasure-seeking energy) in different areas of the body and different developmental stages.

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Defense Mechanisms

Unconscious strategies used to cope with anxiety and avoid unacceptable thoughts or feelings.

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Personality Formation

The development of personality according to Freud, largely completed by around age 5-6.

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Collective Unconscious

Jung's concept of a shared, inherited unconscious mind containing universal, primal experiences and archetypes.

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Archetypes

Common images or concepts that most people share. For example, thinking of a mother often brings to mind a caring figure.

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Projective Tests

Tests that use ambiguous pictures to help people reveal their subconscious thoughts and feelings.

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Self-Concept

Understanding and defining oneself; knowing who you are.

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Ideal Self vs. Real Self

The difference between who you want to be (ideal) and who you actually are (real).

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Hierarchy of Needs

Maslow's idea of basic human needs ranked from the most essential to fulfilling personal potential.

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Internal Locus of Control

The belief that you have control over your own successes and failures.

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External Locus of Control

The belief that external factors like luck or fate determine your outcomes.

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Reciprocal Determinism

Our thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and the environment constantly influence each other.

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Self-Efficacy

Confidence in your ability to achieve your goals.

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What is learned helplessness?

The feeling of being unable to change a situation despite repeated attempts, leading to giving up.

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