Introduction to Mental Health and Wellness Practice Quiz

Introduction to Mental Health and Wellness Practice Quiz

1. What is the primary focus of mental health and wellness practices?
A. Treating physical illnesses
B. Promoting financial stability
C. Supporting emotional, psychological, and social well-being
D. Ensuring academic excellence

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2. Which of the following is NOT considered a Dimension of Wellness?
A. Emotional wellness
B. Financial wellness
C. Recreational wellness
D. Occupational wellness

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3. Mental health can be defined as:
A. The absence of mental disorders
B. A state of well-being in which individuals can cope with stress and realize their potential
C. Having no emotional struggles
D. Avoiding challenges and responsibilities

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4. Which of the following is a characteristic of emotional wellness?
A. Ability to manage stress effectively
B. Having strong financial resources
C. Maintaining a strict exercise routine
D. Consistently avoiding social interactions

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5. The Dimensions of Wellness model includes how many key areas?
A. Five
B. Seven
C. Eight
D. Nine

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6. Which of the following is a primary goal of mental health treatment practices?
A. Controlling a person’s emotions
B. Addressing mental disorders and promoting recovery
C. Eliminating all life stressors
D. Ensuring individuals maintain a strict schedule

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7. What is resilience in the context of mental health?
A. The ability to avoid difficult situations
B. The capacity to recover quickly from adversity
C. The absence of stress
D. A fixed personality trait

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8. Which dimension of wellness emphasizes the importance of meaningful work?
A. Physical wellness
B. Occupational wellness
C. Spiritual wellness
D. Intellectual wellness

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9. Mental health stigma can lead to:
A. Increased access to mental health resources
B. Delayed treatment and social isolation
C. Reduced mental health challenges
D. Improved community support

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10. Which of the following is an example of a mental health disorder?
A. Hypertension
B. Depression
C. Diabetes
D. Arthritis

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11. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines mental health as:
A. A complete lack of emotional distress
B. A state of well-being where individuals cope effectively with daily stressors
C. A medical diagnosis for emotional challenges
D. Avoiding all stress

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12. Which of the following is a key principle of wellness?
A. Wellness is a static state.
B. Wellness is an active process of growth and change.
C. Wellness only focuses on physical health.
D. Wellness is the absence of illness.

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13. The physical dimension of wellness includes:
A. Building strong relationships
B. Maintaining a balanced diet and regular exercise
C. Pursuing a fulfilling career
D. Practicing mindfulness

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14. The emotional dimension of wellness involves:
A. Maintaining a healthy diet
B. Recognizing and managing emotions effectively
C. Developing financial goals
D. Avoiding social connections

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15. Which is NOT a sign of good mental health?
A. Effective stress management
B. Building meaningful relationships
C. Lack of emotional expression
D. Confidence in decision-making

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16. A key characteristic of mental health promotion is:
A. Focusing on illness prevention and community education
B. Diagnosing mental illnesses
C. Providing medications for all mental health conditions
D. Avoiding discussions about emotional well-being

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17. Which of the following is an example of intellectual wellness?
A. Engaging in lifelong learning
B. Maintaining emotional balance
C. Eating healthy meals
D. Avoiding social interactions

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18. What is self-care in mental health practices?
A. Ignoring responsibilities to avoid stress
B. Activities that promote health and well-being
C. Relying solely on professional help
D. Overworking to stay busy

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19. Which dimension of wellness involves finding purpose and meaning in life?
A. Emotional wellness
B. Spiritual wellness
C. Financial wellness
D. Social wellness

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20. Social wellness is defined as:
A. Being financially independent
B. Maintaining satisfying interpersonal relationships
C. Developing problem-solving skills
D. Managing stress alone

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21. Which of the following is an evidence-based mental health treatment?
A. Yoga therapy
B. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
C. Herbal remedies
D. Isolation therapy

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22. Mindfulness is a practice that focuses on:
A. Avoiding problems
B. Being present and non-judgmental in the moment
C. Ruminating on past experiences
D. Ignoring emotions

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23. Which of the following is an example of emotional self-care?
A. Seeking therapy when needed
B. Avoiding emotional triggers
C. Working long hours
D. Ignoring personal feelings

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24. Physical activity can improve mental health by:
A. Reducing stress and anxiety
B. Increasing financial stability
C. Isolating individuals from social settings
D. Eliminating all mental health disorders

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25. Mental health is influenced by which of the following factors?
A. Genetics
B. Environment
C. Life experiences
D. All of the above

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26. Which of the following promotes mental wellness in the workplace?
A. Providing flexible work hours
B. Offering stress management programs
C. Encouraging breaks during work
D. All of the above

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27. What is the primary focus of Dimensions of Wellness?
A. Physical fitness
B. Balanced and holistic well-being
C. Economic success
D. Avoiding mental health challenges

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28. Which is a key indicator of good mental health?
A. Poor emotional regulation
B. Adapting to change effectively
C. Avoiding social connections
D. Feeling overwhelmed by stress

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29. Which is an example of occupational wellness?
A. Pursuing a career that aligns with personal values
B. Avoiding work-related challenges
C. Working for financial gain only
D. Ignoring professional development opportunities

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30. The holistic model of wellness includes:
A. Treating mental and physical health separately
B. Integrating all aspects of an individual’s well-being
C. Focusing on spiritual health only
D. Prioritizing emotional health over all others

Set 2

1. Which term refers to the ability to recognize, understand, and manage one’s emotions?
A. Emotional intelligence
B. Social well-being
C. Resilience
D. Cognitive flexibility

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2. What is the purpose of the Dimensions of Wellness model?
A. To focus only on mental health
B. To emphasize the importance of a balanced approach to overall well-being
C. To create strict rules for health practices
D. To eliminate physical illnesses

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3. Which of the following describes physical wellness?
A. Developing healthy relationships
B. Maintaining a healthy diet, exercise routine, and sleep schedule
C. Managing financial resources effectively
D. Avoiding stressful situations

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4. What is the role of social support in mental health?
A. It reduces the need for therapy.
B. It fosters connections that promote emotional and psychological well-being.
C. It eliminates all mental health challenges.
D. It is irrelevant to mental health.

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5. Which of the following is NOT a mental health disorder?
A. Anxiety
B. Bipolar disorder
C. Schizophrenia
D. Hypertension

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6. Spiritual wellness is best described as:
A. Building relationships with others
B. Finding purpose, meaning, and values in life
C. Developing career skills
D. Reducing physical illnesses

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7. Which treatment approach focuses on changing negative thought patterns?
A. Psychoanalysis
B. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
C. Hypnosis
D. Physical therapy

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8. Which of the following is a key feature of mental health recovery?
A. Avoidance of challenges
B. A sense of empowerment and self-direction
C. Ignoring emotions
D. Suppressing thoughts and feelings

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9. Resilience can be improved through:
A. Social isolation
B. Building healthy coping mechanisms and emotional regulation skills
C. Avoiding life’s challenges
D. Ignoring personal feelings

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10. Which is a basic characteristic of intellectual wellness?
A. The ability to learn, grow, and use knowledge effectively
B. Avoiding challenging situations
C. Pursuing physical fitness only
D. Ignoring new ideas and concepts

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11. Which of the following is a proactive step toward mental wellness?
A. Seeking professional help when needed
B. Avoiding all stressful situations
C. Consuming only supplements for brain health
D. Ignoring life challenges

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12. A stigma around mental health can lead to:
A. Improved access to care
B. Increased willingness to seek help
C. Discrimination and reduced help-seeking behaviors
D. A reduction in mental health disorders

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13. Which of the following is NOT a component of emotional wellness?
A. Self-awareness
B. Healthy stress management
C. Suppressing all emotions
D. Positive coping mechanisms

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14. What is an evidence-based practice in mental health?
A. Practices based on personal opinions
B. Practices supported by research and clinical evidence
C. Traditional methods without research support
D. Experimental methods with no proven success

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15. The term “self-efficacy” refers to:
A. A person’s belief in their ability to succeed
B. Avoiding challenges to reduce stress
C. Overcoming all obstacles without help
D. Depending entirely on others for solutions

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16. Occupational wellness involves:
A. Finding a balance between work and personal life
B. Prioritizing work over all other aspects of wellness
C. Avoiding workplace challenges
D. Working without taking breaks

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17. Social wellness is achieved by:
A. Developing and maintaining positive relationships with others
B. Avoiding emotional intimacy
C. Focusing solely on self-care
D. Ignoring family and friends

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18. Mental health is influenced by which of the following life domains?
A. Social relationships
B. Biological factors
C. Environmental conditions
D. All of the above

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19. Regular physical activity supports mental health by:
A. Increasing social isolation
B. Reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression
C. Eliminating the need for professional help
D. Suppressing emotional expression

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20. A key sign of good mental health is:
A. Avoiding life’s responsibilities
B. Inability to handle stress
C. Having healthy relationships and managing emotions
D. Ignoring personal boundaries

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21. What does the term “holistic wellness” mean?
A. Focusing only on physical fitness
B. Integrating mental, emotional, social, and physical well-being
C. Prioritizing emotional health over all else
D. Avoiding medical interventions

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22. Which of the following promotes intellectual wellness?
A. Staying curious and learning new skills
B. Avoiding change
C. Limiting exposure to new ideas
D. Prioritizing physical health over mental health

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23. What is one way to promote mental wellness in communities?
A. Organizing wellness programs and educational workshops
B. Reducing access to mental health resources
C. Increasing social stigma
D. Encouraging social isolation

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24. A major goal of mental health promotion is:
A. To prevent mental illnesses and improve quality of life
B. To reduce physical illnesses
C. To eliminate emotional stress entirely
D. To ignore social well-being

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25. Financial wellness includes:
A. Creating a balance between saving and spending
B. Prioritizing emotional health over finances
C. Ignoring the importance of budgeting
D. Focusing solely on wealth accumulation

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26. What is mindfulness?
A. Being aware of and fully present in the current moment
B. Ignoring distractions completely
C. Focusing only on past events
D. Avoiding all stressful situations

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27. The key purpose of self-care is to:
A. Reduce stress and promote overall well-being
B. Replace professional mental health care
C. Focus only on physical appearance
D. Avoid all responsibilities

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28. Which of the following mental health disorders involves periods of extreme mood swings?
A. Anxiety disorder
B. Bipolar disorder
C. Schizophrenia
D. Obsessive-compulsive disorder

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29. Environmental wellness focuses on:
A. Protecting and improving the natural environment
B. Focusing solely on career advancement
C. Ignoring pollution and environmental issues
D. Improving financial stability

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30. Which statement about mental health is TRUE?
A. Mental health only affects adults.
B. Good mental health enhances quality of life and productivity.
C. Mental health is unrelated to physical health.
D. Mental health can be achieved by ignoring emotions.

Set 3

1. Which of the following is a sign of poor mental health?
A. Feeling motivated and focused
B. Difficulty managing emotions and relationships
C. Maintaining regular self-care habits
D. Experiencing consistent happiness

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2. Which of the following is considered a protective factor for mental health?
A. Chronic stress
B. A supportive social network
C. Poor diet
D. Lack of sleep

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3. What is the primary goal of mental health education?
A. To diagnose mental illnesses
B. To promote awareness, reduce stigma, and encourage early intervention
C. To eliminate mental health disorders entirely
D. To train individuals as mental health professionals

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4. What does the term “psychological flexibility” mean?
A. The ability to adapt to changing circumstances
B. Suppressing negative emotions
C. Avoiding all challenges in life
D. Rigidly sticking to one coping strategy

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5. Which of the following is an example of spiritual wellness?
A. Building financial stability
B. Developing a sense of purpose and connection
C. Ignoring emotional health
D. Prioritizing work over personal life

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6. Which type of therapy focuses on childhood experiences and unconscious patterns?
A. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
B. Psychodynamic therapy
C. Solution-focused therapy
D. Exposure therapy

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7. Which of the following is NOT a component of the Dimensions of Wellness model?
A. Occupational wellness
B. Environmental wellness
C. Perfectionism wellness
D. Intellectual wellness

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8. What is the primary focus of mental health advocacy?
A. Reducing the availability of mental health services
B. Improving awareness, access to care, and policy change
C. Isolating individuals with mental health disorders
D. Promoting stigma against mental health conditions

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9. The term “burnout” refers to:
A. Physical exhaustion only
B. Chronic emotional, mental, and physical exhaustion caused by prolonged stress
C. A temporary feeling of sadness
D. A physical illness unrelated to stress

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10. Which of the following strategies promotes emotional wellness?
A. Ignoring difficult emotions
B. Practicing self-compassion and mindfulness
C. Suppressing emotions in social situations
D. Avoiding all emotional challenges

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11. Which neurotransmitter is primarily associated with mood regulation?
A. Dopamine
B. Serotonin
C. Acetylcholine
D. Glutamate

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12. The ability to recover quickly from adversity is referred to as:
A. Resilience
B. Vulnerability
C. Perfectionism
D. Avoidance

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13. What is the first step in seeking mental health support?
A. Ignoring the symptoms
B. Acknowledging the need for help and identifying available resources
C. Self-diagnosing the condition
D. Relying solely on online advice

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14. Financial wellness involves:
A. Ignoring financial responsibilities
B. Effectively managing resources to reduce stress and build security
C. Accumulating wealth without planning
D. Focusing only on personal happiness

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15. Which of the following is an early warning sign of depression?
A. Persistent feelings of hopelessness and sadness
B. Increased energy levels and motivation
C. Strong interpersonal relationships
D. Consistent optimism

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16. Occupational wellness can be enhanced by:
A. Ignoring workplace challenges
B. Finding meaning and satisfaction in one’s work
C. Prioritizing work over all other aspects of wellness
D. Avoiding professional growth opportunities

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17. What is the primary goal of mental health treatment?
A. To permanently eliminate all symptoms
B. To improve functioning and quality of life through personalized care
C. To isolate individuals from daily challenges
D. To achieve perfection in mental health

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18. Which of the following is an example of intellectual wellness?
A. Engaging in lifelong learning and critical thinking
B. Avoiding mentally stimulating activities
C. Prioritizing physical wellness over mental growth
D. Refusing to consider new perspectives

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19. Social wellness includes:
A. Building meaningful relationships and engaging with others in positive ways
B. Avoiding social interactions to reduce stress
C. Prioritizing individual needs over community well-being
D. Ignoring the importance of communication skills

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20. Environmental wellness refers to:
A. Connecting with nature and creating a healthy, sustainable environment
B. Ignoring environmental conditions and their impact on health
C. Focusing only on personal mental health
D. Minimizing physical activity in natural settings

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21. What is a common symptom of anxiety disorders?
A. Decreased heart rate
B. Excessive worry and restlessness
C. Increased energy and focus
D. Consistent feelings of happiness

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22. Self-awareness in mental health involves:
A. Recognizing and understanding one’s emotions, thoughts, and behaviors
B. Suppressing all negative emotions
C. Relying solely on others for emotional regulation
D. Ignoring personal strengths and weaknesses

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23. Which of the following describes mindfulness meditation?
A. Multitasking effectively
B. Staying present and aware without judgment
C. Avoiding reflection on current thoughts and feelings
D. Focusing only on future goals

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24. A key principle of wellness is:
A. Emphasizing one aspect of life while ignoring others
B. Striving for balance and integration across multiple life domains
C. Achieving perfection in physical health
D. Eliminating all emotional challenges

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25. Spiritual wellness can be supported by:
A. Exploring personal values, beliefs, and a sense of purpose
B. Avoiding reflection on life’s meaning
C. Prioritizing work over self-discovery
D. Ignoring connections with others

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26. Which of the following promotes mental health stigma reduction?
A. Encouraging open conversations about mental health
B. Isolating individuals with mental health challenges
C. Avoiding mental health education
D. Increasing stereotypes about mental illness

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27. Occupational stress can be reduced by:
A. Ignoring work-life balance
B. Setting boundaries and managing time effectively
C. Avoiding professional development
D. Working longer hours without breaks

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28. What is one characteristic of emotional wellness?
A. The ability to express and regulate emotions effectively
B. Suppressing all emotional responses
C. Prioritizing emotions over physical health
D. Ignoring interpersonal relationships

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29. Which therapy focuses on challenging and changing unhelpful thought patterns?
A. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
B. Exposure therapy
C. Psychodynamic therapy
D. Narrative therapy

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30. Which factor contributes to overall wellness?
A. A holistic balance of physical, mental, social, and emotional health
B. Focusing only on financial success
C. Prioritizing short-term solutions over long-term goals
D. Ignoring personal development opportunities

Set 4

1. What is the key focus of wellness models?
A. Treating illness exclusively
B. Promoting balance and prevention across all life dimensions
C. Eliminating physical health concerns
D. Focusing solely on mental health disorders

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2. Emotional resilience can best be described as:
A. The ability to avoid stressors
B. The capacity to adapt and recover from difficult situations
C. Ignoring emotional challenges
D. Relying only on external support systems

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3. Which of the following is a common indicator of good mental health?
A. A lack of any challenges in life
B. The ability to manage stress and build strong relationships
C. Perfection in all areas of life
D. Suppressing emotions to avoid conflicts

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4. Which practice is commonly used to support mental wellness?
A. Avoiding physical activity
B. Practicing mindfulness and relaxation techniques
C. Ignoring social connections
D. Focusing only on work achievements

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5. Which of the following is a primary characteristic of depression?
A. Consistently high energy and optimism
B. Loss of interest in activities and persistent sadness
C. Improved interpersonal relationships
D. Enhanced physical health

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6. What is the aim of stigma reduction in mental health?
A. To increase discrimination against mental illnesses
B. To foster acceptance, understanding, and support for mental health challenges
C. To isolate individuals with mental health conditions
D. To restrict mental health education to professionals

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7. The term “Dimensions of Wellness” refers to:
A. A focus on mental health exclusively
B. An integrated approach to achieving overall well-being in various life areas
C. Prioritizing one aspect of health over others
D. Avoiding emotional challenges for stability

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8. Which of the following is an example of physical wellness?
A. Building financial literacy
B. Regular physical activity, balanced nutrition, and adequate rest
C. Avoiding all forms of physical activity
D. Neglecting health check-ups

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9. What is the primary focus of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)?
A. Exploring childhood experiences
B. Identifying and changing unhelpful thoughts and behaviors
C. Avoiding emotional expression
D. Enhancing perfectionism

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10. Which mental health disorder is characterized by excessive worry and fear?
A. Bipolar disorder
B. Anxiety disorders
C. Major depressive disorder
D. Schizophrenia

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11. The concept of “self-care” emphasizes:
A. Ignoring personal needs to focus on others
B. Actively engaging in activities that promote personal well-being
C. Avoiding all challenges and responsibilities
D. Working without breaks

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12. Which dimension of wellness involves learning new skills and gaining knowledge?
A. Emotional wellness
B. Intellectual wellness
C. Social wellness
D. Spiritual wellness

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13. Which lifestyle factor has the most significant impact on mental health?
A. Chronic sleep deprivation
B. Balanced diet, regular exercise, and adequate sleep
C. Neglecting emotional relationships
D. Overworking without rest

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14. Social support networks contribute to mental wellness by:
A. Increasing stress levels
B. Providing emotional support, encouragement, and a sense of belonging
C. Reducing self-confidence
D. Encouraging isolation

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15. What does emotional intelligence refer to?
A. The ability to avoid emotional situations
B. Recognizing, understanding, and managing one’s emotions effectively
C. Suppressing emotions in all interactions
D. Ignoring emotions to focus on logic

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16. The fight-or-flight response is triggered by:
A. Chronic fatigue
B. Perceived threats or danger
C. Relaxation and mindfulness
D. Positive emotional states

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17. Environmental wellness focuses on:
A. Ignoring one’s surroundings
B. Promoting a clean and sustainable living environment
C. Prioritizing personal well-being over nature
D. Avoiding interactions with the community

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18. Which of the following is an early warning sign of burnout?
A. Increased productivity
B. Chronic fatigue and detachment from responsibilities
C. Enhanced motivation and focus
D. Consistent physical health

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19. Which practice can improve social wellness?
A. Avoiding social interactions
B. Developing strong communication skills and building meaningful relationships
C. Ignoring interpersonal challenges
D. Prioritizing personal goals over social needs

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20. What is the foundation of mental health awareness programs?
A. Limiting access to mental health resources
B. Increasing understanding, reducing stigma, and encouraging help-seeking behavior
C. Avoiding public discussions on mental health
D. Promoting fear about mental illnesses

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21. Which neurotransmitter plays a role in the brain’s reward system?
A. GABA
B. Dopamine
C. Serotonin
D. Acetylcholine

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22. What is the goal of relaxation techniques such as deep breathing?
A. To increase physical activity
B. To reduce stress and promote a sense of calm
C. To eliminate all emotional challenges
D. To avoid mental health support

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23. The concept of “self-efficacy” refers to:
A. Avoiding challenges
B. Belief in one’s ability to accomplish tasks and achieve goals
C. Dependence on others for success
D. Ignoring personal goals

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24. A key benefit of mindfulness is:
A. Increasing rumination on past mistakes
B. Enhancing focus and reducing stress
C. Avoiding present-moment awareness
D. Ignoring emotional well-being

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25. Which is NOT a symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)?
A. Intrusive memories
B. Flashbacks
C. Increased resilience
D. Avoidance of trauma-related stimuli

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26. The term “emotional regulation” refers to:
A. Suppressing emotions entirely
B. Managing and responding to emotions in a healthy way
C. Avoiding difficult emotions
D. Relying solely on others for emotional stability

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27. Physical activity benefits mental health by:
A. Increasing stress hormones
B. Reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression
C. Decreasing energy levels
D. Promoting social isolation

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28. Which of the following is an effective coping mechanism for stress?
A. Ignoring the source of stress
B. Developing healthy habits and practicing relaxation techniques
C. Overworking to distract from stress
D. Suppressing all emotional responses

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29. What does the term “holistic wellness” emphasize?
A. Addressing only physical health concerns
B. Focusing on overall well-being across multiple dimensions
C. Avoiding mental and emotional challenges
D. Prioritizing short-term solutions over long-term goals

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30. Which is an example of occupational wellness?
A. Ignoring career development opportunities
B. Finding balance and fulfillment in one’s professional life
C. Overworking without breaks
D. Avoiding work-related responsibilities

Set 5

1. Which of the following best defines mental wellness?
A. Complete absence of stress
B. A state of balance allowing individuals to cope with life challenges effectively
C. Achieving perfection in all areas of life
D. Ignoring emotions to stay focused

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2. Which dimension of wellness involves fostering positive relationships with others?
A. Emotional wellness
B. Social wellness
C. Spiritual wellness
D. Environmental wellness

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3. A significant goal of mental health education is to:
A. Reduce awareness of mental health issues
B. Promote stigma against mental health disorders
C. Empower individuals with knowledge to seek support and maintain mental wellness
D. Focus exclusively on treatment without prevention

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4. The practice of journaling can benefit mental health by:
A. Increasing anxiety
B. Encouraging reflection and processing of emotions
C. Eliminating all life stressors
D. Avoiding emotional expression

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5. Which of the following is an effective way to improve emotional wellness?
A. Suppressing emotions
B. Practicing self-reflection and seeking support when needed
C. Avoiding discussions about feelings
D. Relying on distractions to manage emotions

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6. What is the first step in reducing the stigma surrounding mental health?
A. Ignoring mental health issues in public discussions
B. Educating others about mental health and encouraging open dialogue
C. Minimizing the importance of mental wellness
D. Focusing only on physical health education

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7. Which of the following is NOT a component of the Dimensions of Wellness model?
A. Physical wellness
B. Social wellness
C. Financial wellness
D. Perfectionism wellness

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8. A common strategy to manage anxiety involves:
A. Avoiding social interactions
B. Practicing mindfulness and relaxation techniques
C. Ignoring the source of stress
D. Consistently overworking

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9. What does the term “holistic health” mean?
A. A focus solely on physical health
B. Addressing the interconnectedness of mental, emotional, physical, and social well-being
C. Ignoring emotional challenges
D. Prioritizing short-term health goals

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10. A person practicing good intellectual wellness might:
A. Learn new skills and stay open to new ideas
B. Avoid engaging in challenging conversations
C. Ignore opportunities for personal development
D. Focus solely on emotional wellness

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11. Which of the following is an example of spiritual wellness?
A. Establishing a connection to a sense of purpose or meaning in life
B. Avoiding religious or philosophical practices
C. Relying solely on external validation
D. Suppressing personal beliefs to fit societal norms

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12. Which strategy is most effective for stress management?
A. Avoiding responsibilities
B. Practicing regular physical activity, relaxation techniques, and time management
C. Increasing workload to stay busy
D. Ignoring the root causes of stress

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13. What is an important principle of self-compassion?
A. Judging oneself harshly to improve
B. Treating oneself with kindness and understanding during difficult times
C. Ignoring personal challenges
D. Prioritizing others over oneself

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14. Which neurotransmitter is most associated with feelings of happiness?
A. Acetylcholine
B. Serotonin
C. Norepinephrine
D. Glutamate

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15. The primary goal of mental health advocacy is to:
A. Promote barriers to accessing mental health resources
B. Create awareness and support for individuals facing mental health challenges
C. Minimize the importance of mental health
D. Restrict mental health education to professionals

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16. Which of the following is a symptom of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)?
A. Persistent and excessive worry
B. Complete lack of emotional response
C. Increased levels of happiness
D. Loss of physical coordination

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17. Emotional wellness can be maintained by:
A. Ignoring emotional challenges
B. Recognizing and expressing emotions in a healthy way
C. Suppressing all negative feelings
D. Avoiding social interactions

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18. The concept of work-life balance supports which dimension of wellness?
A. Physical wellness
B. Occupational wellness
C. Intellectual wellness
D. Environmental wellness

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19. Which of the following is a major factor in building resilience?
A. Relying exclusively on others for support
B. Avoiding adversity
C. Developing problem-solving skills and maintaining a positive outlook
D. Focusing solely on external validation

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20. A key goal of mindfulness practices is to:
A. Dwell on past experiences
B. Bring awareness to the present moment without judgment
C. Focus only on future achievements
D. Suppress emotional awareness

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21. The fight-or-flight response is controlled by which system?
A. Digestive system
B. Nervous system
C. Endocrine system
D. Circulatory system

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22. Which is an example of environmental wellness?
A. Ignoring one’s surroundings
B. Maintaining a clean and sustainable living environment
C. Avoiding outdoor activities
D. Prioritizing material possessions over well-being

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23. Which behavior demonstrates poor social wellness?
A. Actively building meaningful relationships
B. Isolating oneself and avoiding social interactions
C. Communicating effectively with others
D. Participating in community activities

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24. Which approach is essential for promoting cultural competence in mental health care?
A. Ignoring cultural differences
B. Adopting a one-size-fits-all approach
C. Recognizing and respecting diverse cultural beliefs and practices
D. Minimizing the importance of cultural backgrounds

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25. A person practicing effective time management would:
A. Procrastinate on tasks
B. Set priorities and plan ahead to meet deadlines
C. Overcommit to multiple responsibilities
D. Avoid making schedules

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26. Which is NOT an early sign of mental health challenges?
A. Consistent energy levels and motivation
B. Withdrawal from friends and activities
C. Changes in sleep patterns
D. Persistent feelings of sadness

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27. Which of the following describes occupational burnout?
A. Enhanced motivation at work
B. Chronic stress and emotional exhaustion from work responsibilities
C. A positive attitude toward workplace challenges
D. Increased productivity and focus

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28. What is a benefit of practicing gratitude?
A. Increasing feelings of dissatisfaction
B. Enhancing emotional well-being and fostering positive thinking
C. Ignoring personal achievements
D. Suppressing negative emotions

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29. Which is a basic principle of psychological first aid?
A. Providing immediate support to reduce initial stress after a traumatic event
B. Ignoring emotional needs during crises
C. Requiring professional therapy immediately
D. Focusing only on physical health

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30. An important aspect of mental health recovery is:
A. Relying solely on medical treatment
B. Building self-efficacy, resilience, and a supportive environment
C. Avoiding personal accountability
D. Focusing only on short-term goals

Set 6

1. Which of the following describes emotional intelligence?
A. Ignoring emotional triggers
B. The ability to recognize, understand, and manage emotions in oneself and others
C. Focusing solely on logical reasoning
D. Suppressing emotions to achieve clarity

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2. What is the primary benefit of practicing self-care?
A. Increasing dependency on others
B. Enhancing overall mental, emotional, and physical health
C. Reducing productivity
D. Eliminating all sources of stress

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3. Which of the following is considered a protective factor for mental health?
A. Social isolation
B. Strong social support network
C. Chronic stress
D. Unmanaged work-life imbalance

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4. What is the purpose of the Dimensions of Wellness model?
A. To provide a holistic approach to well-being
B. To focus only on physical health
C. To eliminate the need for mental health education
D. To prioritize material success over well-being

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5. An effective coping mechanism for stress includes:
A. Avoiding challenges
B. Developing problem-solving skills and practicing relaxation techniques
C. Overloading oneself with tasks
D. Ignoring the causes of stress

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6. Which mental health professional specializes in diagnosing and treating mental disorders through therapy?
A. Psychiatrist
B. Psychologist
C. Social worker
D. Occupational therapist

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7. The primary purpose of mindfulness meditation is to:
A. Dwell on the past
B. Focus on the present moment and reduce reactivity to stress
C. Predict future events
D. Suppress all emotions

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8. Which of the following is NOT a mental health disorder?
A. Anxiety
B. Depression
C. Diabetes
D. Schizophrenia

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9. Spiritual wellness can help individuals by:
A. Providing a sense of purpose and connection to something greater
B. Replacing emotional wellness
C. Ignoring personal beliefs
D. Focusing exclusively on material success

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10. Which of the following is an example of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)?
A. Prescribing medication
B. Challenging negative thought patterns and replacing them with positive behaviors
C. Using hypnosis for emotional regulation
D. Avoiding emotional discussions during therapy

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11. Physical activity supports mental health by:
A. Increasing stress hormones
B. Reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression
C. Eliminating the need for professional treatment
D. Focusing solely on weight loss

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12. Which approach is essential to maintaining environmental wellness?
A. Ignoring the impact of surroundings on well-being
B. Creating sustainable and healthy living environments
C. Avoiding outdoor activities
D. Focusing only on mental health

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13. Which factor can negatively impact mental wellness?
A. Building strong relationships
B. Chronic sleep deprivation
C. Practicing gratitude
D. Seeking professional support

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14. What is an example of a stigma-reducing activity?
A. Avoiding mental health discussions
B. Promoting open dialogue and mental health education
C. Using negative stereotypes about mental illness
D. Isolating those with mental health challenges

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15. What is the first step in seeking help for mental health issues?
A. Ignoring the problem
B. Recognizing and acknowledging the need for support
C. Avoiding conversations about mental health
D. Waiting for the problem to resolve on its own

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16. Occupational wellness is best achieved by:
A. Ignoring job satisfaction
B. Pursuing a balance between professional growth and personal well-being
C. Prioritizing work over personal health
D. Avoiding career development opportunities

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17. A symptom of clinical depression includes:
A. Persistent feelings of sadness and hopelessness
B. Increased energy and hyperactivity
C. Improved focus and motivation
D. Enhanced interest in daily activities

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18. Which skill is most important in building resilience?
A. Avoiding difficult situations
B. Developing adaptability and problem-solving skills
C. Ignoring sources of adversity
D. Suppressing emotions during challenges

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19. Which practice contributes to intellectual wellness?
A. Engaging in lifelong learning and seeking new challenges
B. Avoiding new experiences
C. Relying solely on emotional wellness
D. Ignoring opportunities for self-development

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20. What is a common symptom of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)?
A. Excessive worrying about daily activities
B. A lack of concern about the future
C. Enhanced focus and clarity
D. Increased physical strength

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21. An important aspect of maintaining mental health during difficult times is:
A. Isolating oneself from others
B. Seeking social support and building connections
C. Suppressing emotions to avoid burdening others
D. Ignoring personal challenges

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22. Which of the following is an example of poor financial wellness?
A. Creating a budget and managing expenses
B. Avoiding unnecessary debt
C. Overspending and neglecting savings
D. Prioritizing financial stability

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23. Social wellness can be strengthened by:
A. Building positive and supportive relationships
B. Avoiding social interactions
C. Focusing only on personal achievements
D. Ignoring community involvement

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24. What is the role of empathy in mental health care?
A. Judging clients to encourage change
B. Understanding and sharing another person’s feelings to build trust
C. Ignoring emotional needs
D. Avoiding difficult conversations

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25. Which neurotransmitter is associated with reducing stress?
A. Dopamine
B. Cortisol
C. Oxytocin
D. Glutamate

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26. A holistic approach to wellness includes:
A. Focusing only on mental health
B. Addressing mental, emotional, physical, and social well-being
C. Avoiding physical health education
D. Prioritizing short-term goals over balance

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27. What is the primary goal of a mental health support group?
A. Isolating individuals to reflect on challenges
B. Providing a safe environment to share experiences and gain encouragement
C. Promoting competition among participants
D. Avoiding discussions about emotional challenges

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28. Which factor is most critical in promoting positive mental health?
A. Building strong coping skills and resilience
B. Ignoring emotional triggers
C. Suppressing stress responses
D. Avoiding supportive relationships

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29. Which of the following behaviors demonstrates good self-awareness?
A. Recognizing one’s strengths and areas for growth
B. Suppressing personal emotions
C. Avoiding self-reflection
D. Relying only on external opinions

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30. Effective communication in maintaining relationships includes:
A. Active listening and expressing thoughts clearly
B. Interrupting others to make a point
C. Ignoring non-verbal cues
D. Avoiding open discussions about feelings

Set 7

1. Mental health is best described as:
A. The absence of mental illness
B. A state of well-being where individuals can cope with stress, work productively, and contribute to their community
C. The ability to suppress emotions
D. The complete focus on physical health

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2. Which of the following is a sign of emotional wellness?
A. Ignoring feelings to appear strong
B. Being aware of and able to manage one’s emotions
C. Avoiding social interactions
D. Relying solely on external validation

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3. The term “mental health stigma” refers to:
A. Positive attitudes towards mental health
B. Negative stereotypes and discrimination against individuals with mental health issues
C. Support for those with mental illness
D. Acceptance of mental health challenges

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4. What is the primary goal of the Dimensions of Wellness framework?
A. To focus solely on mental health
B. To address all aspects of well-being, including mental, physical, social, and environmental factors
C. To eliminate the need for professional support
D. To prioritize work-life balance over health

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5. Which of the following is a major risk factor for developing mental health disorders?
A. A supportive social network
B. Exposure to chronic stress and trauma
C. Regular physical exercise
D. Practicing mindfulness

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6. Resilience in mental health refers to:
A. Avoiding challenges to prevent stress
B. The ability to bounce back from adversity and stress
C. Ignoring emotional pain
D. Complete avoidance of negative emotions

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7. Which type of therapy focuses on changing negative thought patterns?
A. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
B. Psychoanalysis
C. Art therapy
D. Occupational therapy

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8. Social wellness emphasizes:
A. Building meaningful relationships and a supportive network
B. Avoiding social interactions to maintain mental health
C. Prioritizing work over social activities
D. Relying solely on personal achievements

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9. A sign of good physical wellness includes:
A. Chronic fatigue and stress
B. Regular physical activity and proper nutrition
C. Overworking to achieve goals
D. Ignoring sleep patterns

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10. Which of the following is an example of cultural competence in mental health care?
A. Applying the same treatment approach to all clients
B. Understanding and respecting a client’s cultural beliefs and values
C. Ignoring cultural differences to focus on universal strategies
D. Avoiding discussions about cultural backgrounds

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11. Which of the following best describes mindfulness?
A. Focusing on future worries
B. A practice of being fully present in the moment
C. Multitasking to achieve clarity
D. Ignoring emotional awareness

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12. Which of the following is a primary symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)?
A. Enhanced emotional regulation
B. Re-experiencing trauma through flashbacks or nightmares
C. Complete emotional detachment
D. Improved cognitive functioning

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13. Environmental wellness can be achieved by:
A. Ignoring the impact of surroundings
B. Creating and maintaining a healthy and sustainable environment
C. Avoiding environmental factors altogether
D. Focusing only on physical wellness

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14. A common symptom of bipolar disorder is:
A. Sudden and severe mood swings between manic and depressive episodes
B. Constant feelings of joy
C. Complete lack of motivation
D. Persistent and stable emotional state

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15. Spiritual wellness contributes to mental health by:
A. Providing a sense of purpose and belonging
B. Ignoring personal beliefs and values
C. Prioritizing material success
D. Avoiding emotional well-being

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16. A common characteristic of anxiety disorders is:
A. Excessive worry and fear that interfere with daily activities
B. Complete lack of emotional response
C. Enhanced cognitive abilities
D. Persistent feelings of euphoria

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17. Which of the following is NOT considered part of the Dimensions of Wellness?
A. Emotional wellness
B. Social wellness
C. Financial wellness
D. Political wellness

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18. A key component of emotional intelligence is:
A. Suppressing emotions
B. The ability to recognize and understand one’s own and others’ emotions
C. Avoiding emotional triggers
D. Relying solely on logical reasoning

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19. Occupational wellness can be enhanced by:
A. Overcommitting to work tasks
B. Achieving work-life balance and job satisfaction
C. Avoiding career development opportunities
D. Neglecting personal health for professional goals

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20. Which of the following is a benefit of practicing gratitude?
A. Increased focus on material possessions
B. Improved mental health and overall well-being
C. Ignoring negative emotions
D. Suppressing stress responses

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21. What is a symptom of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)?
A. Persistent worry about various aspects of daily life
B. Enhanced interest in social activities
C. Complete absence of emotional response
D. Increased energy and motivation

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22. Financial wellness involves:
A. Avoiding budgeting
B. Managing finances responsibly to reduce stress
C. Overspending to achieve happiness
D. Ignoring financial goals

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23. Which activity is most likely to promote intellectual wellness?
A. Engaging in lifelong learning and intellectual curiosity
B. Ignoring opportunities for education
C. Focusing only on physical activities
D. Relying on habitual routines without challenge

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24. Which of the following practices can support physical wellness?
A. Regular exercise and healthy eating habits
B. Ignoring hydration
C. Avoiding physical activity
D. Prioritizing work over health

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25. Which of the following is an example of healthy coping strategies?
A. Substance abuse
B. Seeking social support and practicing stress management techniques
C. Ignoring problems
D. Engaging in risky behaviors

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26. Mental health recovery is defined as:
A. The complete absence of mental health symptoms
B. A process of change that allows individuals to improve their health and live meaningful lives
C. Suppressing emotions to cope with stress
D. Relying solely on medication

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27. Which of the following is a warning sign of mental health issues?
A. Maintaining regular social connections
B. Persistent feelings of sadness and hopelessness
C. Developing positive coping mechanisms
D. Improving focus and motivation

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28. Which therapy involves addressing underlying trauma?
A. Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
B. Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
C. Occupational therapy
D. Family therapy

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29. A balanced diet supports mental health by:
A. Increasing stress levels
B. Providing essential nutrients to support brain function
C. Focusing only on calorie intake
D. Ignoring food’s impact on emotional well-being

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30. Which factor most contributes to emotional resilience?
A. Avoiding challenges
B. Building strong relationships and a positive mindset
C. Relying solely on external support
D. Ignoring self-awareness practices

Set 8

1. Which of the following is considered a protective factor for mental health?
A. Chronic exposure to stress
B. Strong social connections
C. Lack of access to healthcare
D. Avoidance of self-care practices

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2. What is the primary focus of mental health advocacy?
A. Promoting stigma around mental illness
B. Increasing awareness, access to care, and acceptance of mental health challenges
C. Encouraging isolation in individuals with mental health issues
D. Limiting mental health resources

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3. The concept of self-care involves:
A. Prioritizing others’ needs over your own
B. Actively taking steps to maintain physical, emotional, and mental well-being
C. Ignoring stress and emotional distress
D. Relying on external validation for happiness

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4. Emotional wellness involves:
A. Avoiding all negative emotions
B. Developing the ability to express and manage feelings effectively
C. Suppressing emotions to maintain stability
D. Depending on others for emotional support

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5. Which statement about mental illness is true?
A. Mental illness is always visible to others
B. It is a sign of weakness
C. Mental illness can affect anyone, regardless of age, gender, or background
D. Only severe conditions qualify as mental illness

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6. Which of the following is an example of active listening in mental health care?
A. Interrupting to share your own experiences
B. Nodding and providing feedback to show understanding
C. Offering quick solutions without hearing the problem fully
D. Ignoring non-verbal cues during communication

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7. Which of the following is considered a sign of positive mental health?
A. Difficulty handling stress
B. The ability to adapt to change and cope with adversity
C. Avoiding emotional challenges altogether
D. Complete independence from social relationships

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8. Which practice is most beneficial for improving sleep hygiene?
A. Consuming caffeine late at night
B. Maintaining a consistent sleep schedule
C. Using electronic devices before bed
D. Sleeping at irregular hours

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9. A mental health crisis is best defined as:
A. A long-term illness
B. A situation where an individual’s mental state poses an immediate risk to their safety or others’ safety
C. Mild stress that can be ignored
D. A minor mental health concern

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10. Which of the following describes holistic health?
A. A focus solely on physical wellness
B. An approach that considers mental, physical, emotional, and social well-being
C. A treatment plan based exclusively on medication
D. Ignoring mental health in favor of productivity

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11. What is the primary purpose of a mental health assessment?
A. To provide immediate treatment
B. To identify and understand an individual’s mental health needs
C. To diagnose only severe mental illnesses
D. To focus solely on past medical history

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12. Which activity can enhance mental wellness?
A. Practicing gratitude and mindfulness regularly
B. Isolating oneself from social interactions
C. Engaging in high-stress environments
D. Ignoring emotional triggers

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13. Physical wellness contributes to mental health by:
A. Preventing stress-related illnesses
B. Reducing physical activity to avoid exhaustion
C. Solely focusing on diet without exercise
D. Ignoring the connection between body and mind

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14. Which of the following is considered an emotional stressor?
A. Relationship challenges
B. Regular exercise
C. Time spent on hobbies
D. Eating a balanced diet

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15. A key goal of wellness-based approaches in mental health is to:
A. Treat symptoms without addressing the root cause
B. Encourage a balanced and meaningful life
C. Avoid focusing on the individual’s strengths
D. Minimize access to wellness practices

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16. Which of the following is an example of peer support in mental health?
A. A professional therapy session
B. Receiving encouragement from individuals with shared experiences
C. Medication-based treatment
D. Avoiding group interactions

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17. Social isolation can negatively impact mental health by:
A. Improving coping skills
B. Increasing feelings of loneliness and depression
C. Enhancing resilience
D. Building stronger social connections

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18. Which statement describes an integrative approach to mental health care?
A. Using only traditional medicine
B. Ignoring cultural and spiritual needs
C. Combining traditional, alternative, and wellness-based practices
D. Focusing solely on medication

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19. Which activity best promotes intellectual wellness?
A. Engaging in critical thinking and problem-solving activities
B. Avoiding challenges and risks
C. Ignoring opportunities for growth
D. Focusing only on physical health

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20. Which of the following best describes stress management?
A. Avoiding all sources of stress
B. Developing skills to cope with and reduce stress effectively
C. Relying on others to manage stress for you
D. Suppressing emotional responses to stress

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21. Mental health recovery plans typically include:
A. A focus solely on medication
B. Ignoring the individual’s personal goals
C. A collaborative approach with professionals and support networks
D. Avoiding therapy and counseling

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22. Which practice is most effective for improving mental focus?
A. Multitasking frequently
B. Practicing mindfulness and meditation regularly
C. Ignoring distractions without addressing them
D. Avoiding rest and relaxation

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23. Which of the following is a major component of physical wellness?
A. Avoiding exercise to reduce energy use
B. Engaging in regular physical activity and maintaining proper nutrition
C. Ignoring hydration and sleep
D. Focusing only on mental health

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24. A person’s sense of purpose is most closely related to which Dimension of Wellness?
A. Physical wellness
B. Spiritual wellness
C. Social wellness
D. Environmental wellness

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25. Which strategy helps prevent mental health burnout?
A. Ignoring signs of fatigue
B. Setting boundaries and prioritizing self-care
C. Overcommitting to tasks
D. Suppressing emotional responses

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26. What is a primary goal of person-centered mental health care?
A. Using the same approach for all clients
B. Empowering individuals to participate actively in their own care
C. Focusing solely on a diagnosis
D. Ignoring the individual’s preferences and values

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27. Environmental wellness can best be described as:
A. A focus on financial security
B. Maintaining a healthy and supportive living environment
C. Ignoring physical surroundings
D. Prioritizing only mental wellness

________________________________________
28. Which of the following behaviors supports emotional resilience?
A. Avoiding challenges to prevent stress
B. Learning from setbacks and maintaining a positive outlook
C. Suppressing emotions to appear strong
D. Ignoring emotional self-awareness

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29. Which therapy focuses on improving interpersonal relationships?
A. Interpersonal Therapy (IPT)
B. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
C. Psychodynamic therapy
D. Mindfulness-based therapy

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30. Which of the following describes a growth mindset in mental health?
A. Believing that abilities and intelligence can be developed through effort
B. Avoiding challenges to minimize failure
C. Relying solely on natural talent for success
D. Suppressing self-reflection to avoid discomfort

Set 9

1. Which of the following is a common symptom of anxiety disorders?
A. Increased energy levels
B. Persistent worry or fear
C. Improved concentration
D. Enhanced sleep quality

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2. The term “mental wellness” is best described as:
A. The absence of mental illness
B. A state of well-being where individuals realize their potential and cope with life’s stressors
C. Ignoring emotional challenges
D. A focus solely on physical health

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3. Which professional is most likely to provide medication for mental health conditions?
A. Counselor
B. Psychiatrist
C. Social worker
D. Psychologist

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4. A wellness model in mental health emphasizes:
A. Treating symptoms only when they become severe
B. Preventative care and promoting overall well-being
C. Isolating mental health from physical health
D. A one-size-fits-all approach to treatment

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5. Which of the following is NOT a dimension of wellness?
A. Occupational wellness
B. Emotional wellness
C. Technological wellness
D. Social wellness

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6. Which activity is an example of mindfulness?
A. Eating while scrolling through social media
B. Practicing deep breathing and focusing on the present moment
C. Multitasking during stressful situations
D. Avoiding self-reflection

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7. Which of the following is considered a social determinant of mental health?
A. Access to clean water
B. Income inequality
C. Genetics
D. Family history of mental illness

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8. Resilience can be best defined as:
A. Avoiding all stressors to maintain mental health
B. The ability to recover quickly from adversity
C. Ignoring emotions during difficult situations
D. Overcoming challenges without any support

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9. Which of the following is a characteristic of depression?
A. High energy levels
B. Lack of interest in activities once enjoyed
C. Optimistic thoughts
D. Increased focus on tasks

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10. What is the primary goal of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)?
A. Exploring unconscious desires
B. Identifying and changing negative thought patterns and behaviors
C. Relying solely on medication
D. Avoiding difficult emotions

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11. What is a common early sign of burnout?
A. Increased productivity
B. Physical and emotional exhaustion
C. Heightened motivation
D. Improved interpersonal relationships

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12. Which of the following describes psychological flexibility?
A. Sticking to one way of coping, regardless of the situation
B. The ability to adapt to changing circumstances and mental demands
C. Avoiding challenges to maintain emotional stability
D. Suppressing emotions to remain calm

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13. Physical exercise benefits mental health by:
A. Increasing stress hormones
B. Reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression
C. Creating emotional detachment
D. Ignoring physical health in favor of mental wellness

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14. Social wellness involves:
A. Building and maintaining healthy relationships
B. Focusing only on self-care
C. Avoiding interaction with others
D. Prioritizing work over personal connections

________________________________________
15. Which of the following is a warning sign of poor mental health?
A. Consistent sleep patterns
B. Withdrawing from friends and family
C. Increased interest in hobbies
D. Engaging in physical activity regularly

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16. Emotional intelligence involves:
A. Recognizing and managing one’s own emotions and those of others
B. Avoiding difficult emotions altogether
C. Suppressing feelings to maintain calm
D. Prioritizing logic over emotion in all situations

________________________________________
17. Which strategy best promotes stress reduction?
A. Practicing time management and relaxation techniques
B. Overcommitting to tasks
C. Ignoring signs of emotional exhaustion
D. Isolating oneself from social support

________________________________________
18. Which aspect of occupational wellness is most important?
A. Finding a career that aligns with personal values and goals
B. Prioritizing work over mental health
C. Avoiding all challenges in the workplace
D. Maintaining long work hours without breaks

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19. What is a major benefit of practicing gratitude?
A. Increased focus on negative emotions
B. Improved emotional resilience and overall well-being
C. Avoidance of self-reflection
D. Heightened stress levels

________________________________________
20. A mental health stigma refers to:
A. Positive attitudes toward mental health
B. Negative stereotypes and discrimination against individuals with mental illness
C. Increased awareness of mental health issues
D. Equal access to mental health care

________________________________________
21. What is a primary focus of mental health prevention programs?
A. Reducing risk factors and promoting protective factors
B. Diagnosing and treating severe mental illness
C. Ignoring cultural influences on mental health
D. Focusing solely on physical health

________________________________________
22. Which of the following is a component of a healthy lifestyle that supports mental wellness?
A. Chronic sleep deprivation
B. Balanced nutrition and hydration
C. Excessive screen time
D. Avoiding physical activity

________________________________________
23. Which of the following is an effective self-care strategy?
A. Ignoring emotional needs
B. Setting boundaries and making time for rest
C. Avoiding social interactions
D. Overworking to maintain productivity

________________________________________
24. Environmental wellness includes:
A. Creating a sustainable and healthy living environment
B. Ignoring the physical surroundings
C. Avoiding community involvement
D. Focusing only on occupational goals

________________________________________
25. Which of the following best describes the fight-or-flight response?
A. A calm and relaxed state
B. A physiological reaction to stress or danger
C. An increase in emotional resilience
D. A long-term response to chronic stress

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26. How does spirituality impact mental health?
A. It increases feelings of isolation
B. It often provides a sense of purpose, connection, and peace
C. It discourages emotional expression
D. It solely focuses on religious practices

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27. Which dimension of wellness is most closely associated with financial stability?
A. Social wellness
B. Emotional wellness
C. Occupational wellness
D. Physical wellness

________________________________________
28. Which of the following is considered a healthy coping mechanism?
A. Avoiding responsibilities
B. Using mindfulness to manage stress
C. Suppressing emotions
D. Engaging in harmful habits

________________________________________
29. Which factor is a primary contributor to emotional burnout?
A. Lack of sleep and rest
B. A strong support system
C. Regular self-care practices
D. Balanced workload

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30. What is the primary goal of mental health promotion?
A. Focusing solely on treating mental illness
B. Enhancing well-being and reducing risk factors for mental health challenges
C. Avoiding education about mental health
D. Ignoring cultural influences on wellness

Set 10

1. What is the primary goal of mental health advocacy?
A. To focus on physical wellness exclusively
B. To eliminate stigma and improve access to care
C. To replace therapy with self-care practices
D. To isolate mental health from overall health initiatives

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2. Which of the following is an example of emotional wellness?
A. Avoiding negative emotions
B. Effectively managing stress and coping with life challenges
C. Suppressing emotions to maintain control
D. Ignoring self-reflection and emotional needs

________________________________________
3. Which group is most vulnerable to mental health disparities?
A. Individuals with strong support networks
B. Populations with limited access to resources and care
C. High-income communities
D. Groups with a history of positive mental health outcomes

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4. Which practice is NOT part of self-care for mental wellness?
A. Regular physical activity
B. Avoiding social interactions entirely
C. Maintaining a healthy sleep routine
D. Engaging in mindfulness practices

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5. The term “Dimensions of Wellness” refers to:
A. Only physical and emotional health
B. The interconnected aspects of overall well-being, such as physical, social, emotional, and spiritual health
C. A concept focusing solely on mental health treatments
D. A narrow view of wellness emphasizing occupational success

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6. Which of the following best describes stigma in mental health?
A. Positive discussions about mental illness
B. Negative attitudes, beliefs, and discrimination toward those with mental health conditions
C. Increased awareness and advocacy for mental health issues
D. Equal treatment for individuals with mental illness

________________________________________
7. Which mental health professional specializes in talk therapy?
A. Psychiatrist
B. Psychologist
C. Social worker
D. General practitioner

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8. Which strategy helps reduce stigma surrounding mental health?
A. Promoting mental health education and awareness
B. Ignoring discussions about mental illness
C. Excluding mental health from public health initiatives
D. Avoiding professional treatment options

________________________________________
9. Which of the following is an example of a protective factor for mental health?
A. Chronic stress
B. Lack of community support
C. Strong relationships and social connections
D. Poor access to mental health services

________________________________________
10. What is the purpose of mental health screenings?
A. To diagnose all mental health conditions
B. To identify early signs of mental health challenges and recommend interventions
C. To replace therapy and treatment plans
D. To focus exclusively on severe mental illnesses

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11. Which of the following describes cultural competence in mental health care?
A. Ignoring cultural influences on mental health
B. Delivering care that respects and integrates patients’ cultural beliefs and values
C. Providing the same treatment plan for all individuals
D. Focusing solely on the biological aspects of mental illness

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12. What is an example of occupational stress affecting mental health?
A. A supportive work environment
B. Long work hours and lack of boundaries
C. Opportunities for skill development
D. Flexible scheduling and manageable workloads

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13. Which practice supports physical wellness in mental health?
A. Avoiding physical activity to focus on emotional health
B. Incorporating regular exercise into daily routines
C. Neglecting nutrition in favor of other wellness dimensions
D. Overworking to increase productivity

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14. Which statement about mindfulness is true?
A. It focuses on suppressing emotions
B. It involves staying present and accepting thoughts without judgment
C. It requires complete isolation from others
D. It prioritizes past experiences over the present

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15. What is a common effect of untreated mental health conditions?
A. Improved relationships
B. Increased physical health
C. Greater risk of chronic illnesses and reduced quality of life
D. Enhanced career success

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16. Which of the following is a hallmark of wellness-focused care?
A. Treating symptoms only when they become severe
B. Promoting resilience, prevention, and overall well-being
C. Ignoring the influence of environmental factors
D. Focusing solely on medication management

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17. The primary benefit of peer support in mental health care is:
A. Increased isolation
B. Connecting individuals with shared experiences for emotional support
C. Replacing professional treatment
D. Avoiding discussions about mental illness

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18. Which of the following is an example of cognitive distortion?
A. Accurate self-assessment
B. Catastrophizing and expecting the worst outcome
C. Problem-solving and realistic thinking
D. Setting achievable goals

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19. Which aspect of financial wellness can impact mental health?
A. Creating a budget to manage expenses
B. Avoiding financial planning entirely
C. Accumulating debt without considering consequences
D. Ignoring financial stress

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20. What is the role of positive psychology in mental health?
A. To ignore negative emotions
B. To focus on strengths, optimism, and enhancing well-being
C. To prioritize challenges over achievements
D. To replace traditional therapeutic methods

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21. Which of the following is considered a physical symptom of stress?
A. Enhanced sleep quality
B. Tension headaches and muscle pain
C. Increased focus and energy
D. Improved digestion

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22. Which of the following best describes emotional resilience?
A. Avoiding stress entirely
B. The ability to adapt and recover from challenges or setbacks
C. Suppressing emotions to maintain control
D. Ignoring personal needs

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23. Which of the following best supports social wellness?
A. Isolating oneself during difficult times
B. Building strong and meaningful relationships
C. Avoiding all forms of social interaction
D. Prioritizing work over friendships

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24. Which is a key principle of trauma-informed care?
A. Ignoring a patient’s past experiences
B. Recognizing the widespread impact of trauma and providing supportive care
C. Focusing exclusively on the physical symptoms of trauma
D. Avoiding discussions about a patient’s emotional well-being

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25. What is the primary focus of preventive mental health strategies?
A. Addressing mental health crises only
B. Promoting protective factors and reducing risk factors for mental health challenges
C. Avoiding early interventions
D. Treating symptoms as they arise without long-term planning

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26. Which activity best supports spiritual wellness?
A. Ignoring personal values and beliefs
B. Practicing gratitude and seeking a sense of purpose
C. Focusing solely on material success
D. Suppressing emotional expression

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27. How does physical activity benefit mental health?
A. It decreases levels of endorphins
B. It reduces stress and symptoms of anxiety and depression
C. It isolates physical health from mental well-being
D. It leads to increased physical tension

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28. What is an example of environmental wellness?
A. Ignoring the impact of surroundings on health
B. Recycling and maintaining a clean living environment
C. Neglecting the importance of sustainable practices
D. Avoiding community involvement

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29. Which dimension of wellness is most closely associated with lifelong learning?
A. Physical wellness
B. Intellectual wellness
C. Spiritual wellness
D. Social wellness

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30. What is the role of self-compassion in mental health?
A. Criticizing oneself for mistakes
B. Treating oneself with kindness during difficult times
C. Suppressing emotions to maintain control
D. Ignoring emotional pain

Set 11

1. Which of the following best defines the biopsychosocial model of mental health?
A. A model that treats mental health disorders purely with biological interventions
B. A comprehensive approach that integrates biological, psychological, and social factors to understand mental health
C. A model that focuses exclusively on psychological factors and ignores social influences
D. A biological model that disregards individual behavioral patterns

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2. How does the concept of resilience contribute to mental wellness?
A. It promotes a mindset of avoidance when faced with challenges
B. It enables individuals to recover from adversity by adapting and using coping strategies
C. It encourages ignoring difficulties and focusing solely on positive outcomes
D. It limits emotional expression to maintain control during difficult times

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3. What role does emotional regulation play in mental health?
A. It prevents the experience of emotions altogether
B. It involves suppressing negative emotions to maintain an idealized state of happiness
C. It enables individuals to manage and respond to emotional experiences in a healthy and productive manner
D. It encourages individuals to avoid emotions in any form

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4. In the context of wellness, what does “spiritual wellness” primarily focus on?
A. Physical health practices like exercise and diet
B. Finding meaning, purpose, and connection to values, beliefs, and the larger universe
C. Financial planning and independence
D. Cognitive processing and intellectual achievement

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5. What is the primary objective of early intervention in mental health?
A. To manage severe mental health crises
B. To address mental health issues after they have fully developed
C. To prevent the escalation of mental health issues by providing support before they worsen
D. To ignore minor symptoms and focus on severe cases

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6. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of positive mental health?
A. The ability to manage stress effectively
B. A sense of purpose and meaning in life
C. Emotional distress with an inability to cope
D. Having healthy relationships with others

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7. How does the stigma surrounding mental health affect individuals seeking treatment?
A. It encourages individuals to openly seek therapy and treatment
B. It may prevent individuals from seeking help due to fear of judgment or discrimination
C. It ensures that mental health services are used more effectively
D. It has no impact on an individual’s decision to seek treatment

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8. Which factor most strongly influences the development of mental health disorders in children?
A. Childhood exposure to physical exercise
B. Genetic predisposition combined with environmental stressors
C. A consistent daily routine
D. The level of intelligence a child possesses

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9. Which intervention is most commonly used to address anxiety disorders in mental health?
A. Antidepressants alone
B. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) combined with medications
C. Avoidance of stressful situations
D. Relying solely on relaxation techniques

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10. Which of the following is a key characteristic of a trauma-informed approach to mental health care?
A. A focus on purely biological treatments
B. Ignoring the patient’s previous traumatic experiences
C. Recognizing the widespread impact of trauma and offering care that fosters safety, trust, and empowerment
D. Addressing only physical health concerns related to trauma

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11. Which dimension of wellness is most directly related to having a sense of community and supportive relationships?
A. Physical wellness
B. Social wellness
C. Intellectual wellness
D. Occupational wellness

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12. Which of the following best describes the concept of “self-compassion” in mental health?
A. Ignoring personal struggles and focusing solely on others’ needs
B. Criticizing oneself for perceived failures in an effort to improve
C. Treating oneself with kindness and understanding, especially during times of failure or difficulty
D. Being indifferent to personal well-being

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13. How does mindfulness meditation contribute to mental wellness?
A. By suppressing all negative emotions
B. By enhancing the ability to focus on the present moment without judgment, which reduces stress and increases emotional regulation
C. By encouraging individuals to avoid negative emotions entirely
D. By providing quick fixes to complex emotional issues

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14. Which of the following strategies is most effective in managing work-related stress?
A. Ignoring work-related issues to prevent burnout
B. Setting clear boundaries between work and personal time, and practicing stress-reduction techniques
C. Overworking to meet deadlines and ignoring personal health
D. Relying solely on medications to alleviate stress

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15. In the context of mental health care, what does the term “cultural competence” mean?
A. The ability to diagnose mental health disorders based solely on cultural factors
B. Ignoring cultural differences when providing care
C. The ability of mental health professionals to understand, respect, and integrate cultural diversity into treatment plans
D. Focusing solely on universal treatment approaches for all populations

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16. Which of the following is a sign of a mental health crisis that requires immediate intervention?
A. Feeling sad for a few days after a stressful event
B. Persistent feelings of hopelessness, along with suicidal thoughts or plans
C. Experiencing mild frustration in a stressful situation
D. Going through a brief period of irritability or mood swings

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17. What is the primary focus of community-based mental health services?
A. To provide isolated, inpatient treatment for severe disorders
B. To offer a holistic approach that includes prevention, treatment, and support within the community
C. To focus exclusively on medication management
D. To ignore the social context of mental health issues

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18. Which of the following best describes the concept of “mental health literacy”?
A. The ability to understand and communicate about mental health issues in an informed, non-stigmatizing way
B. The knowledge of advanced psychiatric treatment techniques
C. The ability to ignore mental health challenges in oneself and others
D. A focus on biological treatments over psychological or social aspects

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19. How does social support contribute to mental health recovery?
A. It encourages complete dependence on others
B. It provides emotional, informational, and instrumental resources that aid in coping and resilience
C. It isolates individuals from external challenges
D. It discourages seeking professional help

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20. In mental health treatment, the concept of “empowerment” refers to:
A. Ignoring the client’s input in decision-making
B. Allowing individuals to make informed decisions about their care, fostering self-advocacy and autonomy
C. Encouraging complete dependence on professionals for all decisions
D. Limiting client autonomy to achieve a specific outcome

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