Test 1 Blueprint (1)

Question 1

All behavior has _______.

Answer 1

meaning

Question 2

_____ is the foundation of all relationships.

Answer 2

Trust

Question 3

This is a life-threatening, neurological disorder most often caused by an adverse reaction to neuroleptic or antipsychotic drugs.

Answer 3

Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS)

Question 4

What are common symptoms of neuroleptic malignant syndrome.

Answer 4

high fever
sweating
unstable blood pressure
stupor
muscular rigidity
autonomic dysfunction

Question 5

What are the 3 phases of G.A.S.?

Answer 5

1) Alarm reaction
2) Resistance
3) Adaptation or Exhaustion

Question 6

The General Adaptation Syndrome is a set of involuntary _____ and _____ changes that occur whenever we are faced with a _____ situation.

Answer 6

biochemical
physiological
challenging

Question 7

What is the trigger to start the GAS?

Answer 7

Stress

Question 8

Who coined the word “stress”?

Answer 8

Hans Seyle

Question 9

GAS Name that phase:

Fight or flight…

Answer 9

Alarm reaction

Question 10

GAS Name that phase:

Coping or self-protection mechanisms (walk, sleep, eat)

Answer 10

Resistance

Question 11

GAS Name that phase:

Overcoming the stress

Answer 11

Adaptation

Question 12

GAS Name that phase:

Succumbing to the stress

Answer 12

Exhaustion

Question 13

Holmes and Rae developed this questionnaire to evaluate the level of an individual’s stress.

Answer 13

Recent Life Changes Questionnaire

Question 14

What are 3 problems not taken into account on the Recent Life Changes Questionnaire?

Answer 14

1) Perception of life events
2) Coping skills
3) Support systems

Question 15

Lazarus and Folman define “stress” as a transaction between the ____ and the ____.

Answer 15

individual

environment

Question 16

What are 3 predisposing factors that influence how a person perceives and responds to stress?

Answer 16

1) Genetic influence
2) Past experience
3) Existing conditions

Question 17

Response to a stressful situation is influenced by:

Answer 17

• Perception of event
• Severity of event
• Number of events
• Temperament
• Learned behavior and responses
• Self-esteem
• Developmental maturity
• Existing coping strategies
• Support system of caring others

Question 18

Mental health runs on a _____.

Answer 18

continuum

Question 19

What are the 2 types of coping strategies?

Answer 19

Adaptive and maladaptive

Question 20

Meditation, exercise, and music are examples of which type of coping strategy?

Answer 20

Adaptive

Question 21

Distancing, diversion, and blame shifting are examples of which type of coping strategy?

Answer 21

Maladaptive

Question 22

List some characteristics of a disease-prone personality.

Answer 22

suspicious
anger/hostility
jealousy
unhealthy sense of humor

Question 23

____ is the conscious core of the personality.

Answer 23

Ego

Question 24

The stage theory states that at each stage a task must be ____ or ____.

Answer 24

achieved

resolved

Question 25

List Erikson’s developmental stages and ages.

Answer 25

Birth-18 mo: Trust v. Mistrust
18 mo-3 yr: Autonomy v. Shame & Doubt
3-5: Initiative v. Guilt
6-11: Industry v. Inferiority
11-21: Identity v. Role Confusion
21-40: Intimacy v. Isolation
40-65: Generativity v. Stagnation
> 65: Integrity v. Despair

Question 26

List Maslow’s stages of Cognitive development.

Answer 26

Physiological
Safety/Security
Love/Belonging
Self-Esteem
Self-Actualization

Question 27

What is the “Johari Window”?

Answer 27

A technique used to help people better understand their relationship with themselves as well as others.

Question 28

Where is the Johari Window used primarily?

Answer 28

Self-help groups and corporate settings as a heuristic exercise.