Question

1. The ability to cope with and adjust to the stresses of everyday living in a manner that is acceptable to society is called:

a) mental illness

B) mental disorders

C) psychiatric

D) mental health

2. Which one of the following represents the highest level of anxiety?

a) manis

B) stressor

C) panic

D) conversion disorder

3. Psychosis, delusions, hallucinations, and paranoia are symptoms of:

a) Unipolar dipressive disorder

b) clinical depression

c) Antisocial behavioours

d)Schizophrenia

4. Unconscious reactions that block unpleasant or threatening feelings are:

a) Hyperactive

B) Hyperactive responsive

C) Defense mechanism

D) Phobic disorders

5. A person who lacks regard for moral standards and demonstrates a noticeable inability to get along with others or abide by societal rules is displaying which personality disorder?

a) Abusive

B) Paranoid

C) c) Antisocial

D) Co-dependent

Answer 1

1.Mental illness refers to instability in getting adjusted to stress ,internal and external factors

Mental disorders can be grouped into a group of disease related to psychology

Psychiatric also refers to the mental instability

The ability to adjust to the stress and society in everyday life is is called as mental health

Ans:Mental health

2.Mania is related to a state of elation and euphoria

Stress can cause anxiety but can be managed efficiently

Panic is a severe state which can cause severe anxiety

Conversion disorder us related to disturbances in nervous system

Ans:Panic

3.Unipolar depressive disorder and clinical depression exhibit a sort of sadness, self isolation ,infected case suicidal thoughts

Antisocial behaviors usually makes a client be violent wither causing self harm or harm to others

Psychosis ,hallucinations ,delusion and paranoia are common symptoms of schizophrenia

Ans:Schizophrenia

4.Hyperactive refers to increase in mood

Hyperactive responsive is a state where there is extreme or excess response

Defense mechanism is a state unconscious reactions is blocked in case of unpleasant or threatening situation

Phobic disorder can lead to fear

Ans:Defense mechanism