Mental Health Revision Quiz

Have a great study break, do lots of homework, rest and eat lots of 

ICD and DSM are _____________ systems for classifying and identifying mental health problems

The organisation of groups based on commoncharacteristics/properties is known as  

Learning, emotions, thinking, attitudes, memory & perceptions are all examples of 

How many axis' are used by the DSM to diagnose a mental health problem?

Psychological contributing factors include things like thinking skills, memory, emotion and

According to Emmett W Baker, his baby brother will be called ___ ___ and his baby sister _____

The DSM identifies _______ disorders in 16 categories (plus one additional category)

In contrast to the ICD, the DSM provides a more _________ overall assessment than the ICD.

The ______ is published by the World HealthOrganization (WHO) and primarily used in Europe.

One social protective factor is completing regular _________

Piper, Crazy eyes and Tasty are all mental health terms or characters in 

A psychological risk factor for developing a mental illness is 

According to Mrs Baker, Jimmy Fallon's lip sync battles are 

In contrast to categorical approaches, dimensional approaches classifies mental illness on a 

If you can cope with life and are a productive member of society you are said to be 

There are ______ days in Term Three, not including weekends. 

James Packer is currently dating which singer/diva?

The biopsychosocial framework represents a __________ approach to mental and physical health

Using dimensions onscales provides a more detailed description of mental health in a profile

Social contributing factors include family upbringing, social support, interpersonal skills and

The two types of dimensional approaches used are _____ and _________.

Mental spelt backwards looks like:

Being diagnosed and treated with an illness is using the ______ approach to normality 

One key weakness of the categorical approach is that it can lead to stigma through 

DSM & ICD are based on ongoingscientific research and regularly revised using research findings

The Psychology exam is on the 

IQ test results are an example of which approach to describing normality?

The ____________ approach emphasises the interaction bwn bio, psycho and social factors in MH

A strength of dimensional approaches in comparison to categorical approaches is it minimises

Global Assessment of Functioning is axis ___ of the DSM

Being left handed was previously considered abnormal according to the _______ approach. 

The biopsychosocial framework not only addressed contributing factors but also their _______

The categorical approach is casually described/known as the ___ __ ____ approach. 

Patterns of thoughts, feelings andbehaviour that conform to usual or expected standard is 

Thoughts, feelings & behaviours that are dysfunctional compared to typical standards are 

No standardised inventory or system for using a dimensional approach is a 

Genetics, neurochemistry, brain function and immune system are all examples of 

A classification system that produces thesame diagnosis each time it is used is.

The _____ quantifies symptoms and represents them with numericalvalues on scales or continuums