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What does mental health entail according to the given definition?
What does mental health entail according to the given definition?
- Realizing one's own potential only
- Coping with normal stresses of life and contributing to the community
- Working productively and being able to make a contribution to one's community
- Being in a state of well-being that encompasses all of the above (correct)
What is a key aspect of mental health, as per the given definition?
What is a key aspect of mental health, as per the given definition?
- Realizing one's own potential
- Making a contribution to society
- Coping with normal stresses of life (correct)
- Being productive and fruitful
What is the outcome of having good mental health, as per the definition?
What is the outcome of having good mental health, as per the definition?
- Working unproductively and unfruitfully
- Realizing one's own potential
- Being able to contribute to her or his community (correct)
- Coping with abnormal stresses of life
What is not an aspect of mental health, according to the definition?
What is not an aspect of mental health, according to the definition?
What is the central idea of the definition of mental health?
What is the central idea of the definition of mental health?
Mental health is a state of being unable to cope with the normal stresses of life.
Mental health is a state of being unable to cope with the normal stresses of life.
Having good mental health means being able to contribute to one's community.
Having good mental health means being able to contribute to one's community.
Mental health is only about being able to work productively and fruitfully.
Mental health is only about being able to work productively and fruitfully.
Mental health is a state of being unable to realize one's own potential.
Mental health is a state of being unable to realize one's own potential.
A person with good mental health is unable to work productively.
A person with good mental health is unable to work productively.
Mood Disorders are a type of mental illness that affects only behaviour.
Mood Disorders are a type of mental illness that affects only behaviour.
Addictions and Substance Abuse are types of mental illnesses.
Addictions and Substance Abuse are types of mental illnesses.
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders (OCD) affect only mood.
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders (OCD) affect only mood.
Eating Disorders are a type of mental illness that affects thinking.
Eating Disorders are a type of mental illness that affects thinking.
Personality Disorders are not considered a type of mental illness.
Personality Disorders are not considered a type of mental illness.
What is affected by mental illnesses?
What is affected by mental illnesses?
Which of the following is NOT a type of mental illness?
Which of the following is NOT a type of mental illness?
What is characteristic of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders (OCD)?
What is characteristic of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders (OCD)?
Which type of mental illness affects how an individual perceives and reacts to their environment?
Which type of mental illness affects how an individual perceives and reacts to their environment?
What is a common characteristic of mental illnesses?
What is a common characteristic of mental illnesses?
What is the primary focus of mental wellbeing?
What is the primary focus of mental wellbeing?
What is a key aspect of mental wellbeing, according to the definition?
What is a key aspect of mental wellbeing, according to the definition?
What does mental wellbeing encompass, besides the absence of mental illness?
What does mental wellbeing encompass, besides the absence of mental illness?
What is not a limited view of mental wellbeing?
What is not a limited view of mental wellbeing?
What is an outcome of having good mental wellbeing?
What is an outcome of having good mental wellbeing?
Mental wellbeing is solely the absence of mental illness.
Mental wellbeing is solely the absence of mental illness.
Feeling happy is the sole indicator of good mental wellbeing.
Feeling happy is the sole indicator of good mental wellbeing.
Working productively is not a component of mental wellbeing.
Working productively is not a component of mental wellbeing.
Mental wellbeing is solely about realizing one's own potential.
Mental wellbeing is solely about realizing one's own potential.
Mental wellbeing only refers to the absence of mental illness and feeling happy.
Mental wellbeing only refers to the absence of mental illness and feeling happy.
What is the primary cause of stress in high-pressure environments?
What is the primary cause of stress in high-pressure environments?
What does the acronym FEAR stand for?
What does the acronym FEAR stand for?
What is the key to reducing stress, according to the text?
What is the key to reducing stress, according to the text?
What is the relationship between the past and future, according to the text?
What is the relationship between the past and future, according to the text?
What is the result of ruminating about emotional upset?
What is the result of ruminating about emotional upset?
Stress can be a response to high pressure environments.
Stress can be a response to high pressure environments.
The past and future are real.
The past and future are real.
FEAR is an acronym for Fear Everything And Run.
FEAR is an acronym for Fear Everything And Run.
Ruminating about emotional upset can lead to stress.
Ruminating about emotional upset can lead to stress.
Stress only exists in the present.
Stress only exists in the present.
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What contributes to high stress, according to the text?
What contributes to high stress, according to the text?
What is the relationship between the present and stress?
What is the relationship between the present and stress?
What does the acronym FEAR stand for?
What does the acronym FEAR stand for?
What is a result of ruminating about emotional upset?
What is a result of ruminating about emotional upset?
What are the three factors that contribute to high stress?
What are the three factors that contribute to high stress?
Which of the following is a practical way to reduce stress?
Which of the following is a practical way to reduce stress?
What is an essential aspect of mental wellbeing?
What is an essential aspect of mental wellbeing?
Which technique is helpful in reducing stress?
Which technique is helpful in reducing stress?
What is essential for good mental health?
What is essential for good mental health?
What can help improve mental wellbeing?
What can help improve mental wellbeing?
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