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You probably have experienced sadness, anger, disappointment, and worry at some point in your life. Which phrase describes these states of being?

  1. signs and symptoms of mental illness
  2. warning signs for anxiety
  3. normal human emotions
  4. emotions that are best to ignore

A psychologically healthy person feels the whole range of human emotions. Appropriate emotional responses are a sign of psychological health, not psychological illness.

A psychologically healthy person feels the whole range of human emotions. Appropriate emotional responses are a sign of psychological health, not psychological illness.

A psychologically healthy person feels the whole range of human emotions. Appropriate emotional responses are a sign of psychological health, not psychological illness.

A psychologically healthy person feels the whole range of human emotions. Appropriate emotional responses are a sign of psychological health, not psychological illness.

Which is the BEST definition of psychological illness?

  1. a condition in which thoughts and/or emotions prevent a person from functioning normally
  2. a state of depression or anxiety unrelieved by medication
  3. an illness characterized by visual or auditory hallucinations and delusional thinking
  4. any negative emotional state—sadness, anger, frustration, or worry for example

In a psychological illness, a person’s thoughts and/or feelings prevent normal functioning.

In a psychological illness, a person’s thoughts and/or feelings prevent normal functioning.

In a psychological illness, a person’s thoughts and/or feelings prevent normal functioning.

In a psychological illness, a person’s thoughts and/or feelings prevent normal functioning.

Which of these issues is a common response to anxiety disorder?

  1. depression about how anxious one is feeling
  2. treatment with life-long use of anti-anxiety medication
  3. feelings of sadness, helplessness, and hopelessness
  4. the development of other disorders as coping strategies

To cope with anxiety, people may use other illness behaviors such as eating disorders or obsessive-compulsive disorder.

To cope with anxiety, people may use other illness behaviors such as eating disorders or obsessive-compulsive disorder.

To cope with anxiety, people may use other illness behaviors such as eating disorders or obsessive-compulsive disorder.

To cope with anxiety, people may use other illness behaviors such as eating disorders or obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Which psychological illnesses have a genetic component, tend to be diagnosed in teens or young adults, and can be best treated with medications?

  1. schizophrenia and bipolar disorder
  2. schizophrenia and eating disorder
  3. bipolar disorder and anxiety
  4. bipolar disorder and major depression

Both schizophrenia and bipolar disorder have a strong familial component, both are most often diagnosed in the late teenage or young adult years, and both are primarily treated with medications.

Both schizophrenia and bipolar disorder have a strong familial component, both are most often diagnosed in the late teenage or young adult years, and both are primarily treated with medications.

Both schizophrenia and bipolar disorder have a strong familial component, both are most often diagnosed in the late teenage or young adult years, and both are primarily treated with medications.

Both schizophrenia and bipolar disorder have a strong familial component, both are most often diagnosed in the late teenage or young adult years, and both are primarily treated with medications.

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