IDIS 199 MIDTERM (MODULE 1-3) QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS.
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Incorrect 0
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Definition
the biopsychosocial model
- first introduced by George L. Engel
- The model emphasizes the interacting roles of biological factors,
psychological factors, and social factors, as contributors to mental
illness
- modern uses of this model emphasize that these three factors
are not always equal in their role in determining illness
the olser medical humanist model
- developed by sir william olser (father of modern medical
education)
- an alternative to the rigid application of the biopsychosocial model
- rather than adopting a singular reductionist approach (ie
biological, social, or cognitive) or a rigidly enforced multifaceted
approach (biopsychosocial model) this approach reminds us to take
the whole person into account when assessing for a diagnosis and
developing a treatment plan
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Tackling Perfectionism, Self- Signs and Symptoms of Chronic or
Criticism, and Self-Doubt Overwhelming Stress
Relationship of Cannabis Use and Biopsychosocial Model
Mental Illness (Alternative Olser Medical
Humanist Model)
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Definition
- led by those with lived experience and focuses on non-
stigmatizing way of approaching mental health problems
- the Mad Movement and Mad Studies arose in the 1960s aligned
to civil rights movements
-Cities Madness and Civilization: A History of Insanity in the Age of
Reason
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Lose Yourself in Flow State The Mad Movement
Understanding Sleep Stress Defintion
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Definition
Several aspects make up your mental health including 4 factors that
contribute to mental health
1. realizing potential
, Are you achieving all that you can and want? do you feel like you
are using your abilities in a way that is meaningful?
Mental health is affected by the degree to which you feel you are
reaching your potential and making meaningful contributions to the
world around you
2.emotional health
emotional health contributes to your overall mental health.
Emotional well-being is made up of your feelings and emotions.
It also relates to your ability to regulate your feelings across different
experiences, contexts, and challenges
3. social connectedness
a social network or social connectedness involves creating and
maintaining good relationships with others and behaving socially
responsible.
Also relies upon the development of positive social skills such as
empathy
4. psychological health
involves how you think about things and how you regulate your
feelings. This includes the ability to self-reflect, problem-solve,
manage emotions, be resilient, think, and be attentive
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Reducing the Risk of Cannabis Healthy Strategies for Sleep
Contributors to Mental Health Substance Use: Effects of Alcohol
CORRECT ANSWERS.
100% Correct 139
Incorrect 0
, 1 of 139
Definition
the biopsychosocial model
- first introduced by George L. Engel
- The model emphasizes the interacting roles of biological factors,
psychological factors, and social factors, as contributors to mental
illness
- modern uses of this model emphasize that these three factors
are not always equal in their role in determining illness
the olser medical humanist model
- developed by sir william olser (father of modern medical
education)
- an alternative to the rigid application of the biopsychosocial model
- rather than adopting a singular reductionist approach (ie
biological, social, or cognitive) or a rigidly enforced multifaceted
approach (biopsychosocial model) this approach reminds us to take
the whole person into account when assessing for a diagnosis and
developing a treatment plan
Give this one a try later!
Tackling Perfectionism, Self- Signs and Symptoms of Chronic or
Criticism, and Self-Doubt Overwhelming Stress
Relationship of Cannabis Use and Biopsychosocial Model
Mental Illness (Alternative Olser Medical
Humanist Model)
, Don't know?
2 of 139
Definition
- led by those with lived experience and focuses on non-
stigmatizing way of approaching mental health problems
- the Mad Movement and Mad Studies arose in the 1960s aligned
to civil rights movements
-Cities Madness and Civilization: A History of Insanity in the Age of
Reason
Give this one a try later!
Lose Yourself in Flow State The Mad Movement
Understanding Sleep Stress Defintion
Don't know?
3 of 139
Definition
Several aspects make up your mental health including 4 factors that
contribute to mental health
1. realizing potential
, Are you achieving all that you can and want? do you feel like you
are using your abilities in a way that is meaningful?
Mental health is affected by the degree to which you feel you are
reaching your potential and making meaningful contributions to the
world around you
2.emotional health
emotional health contributes to your overall mental health.
Emotional well-being is made up of your feelings and emotions.
It also relates to your ability to regulate your feelings across different
experiences, contexts, and challenges
3. social connectedness
a social network or social connectedness involves creating and
maintaining good relationships with others and behaving socially
responsible.
Also relies upon the development of positive social skills such as
empathy
4. psychological health
involves how you think about things and how you regulate your
feelings. This includes the ability to self-reflect, problem-solve,
manage emotions, be resilient, think, and be attentive
Give this one a try later!
Reducing the Risk of Cannabis Healthy Strategies for Sleep
Contributors to Mental Health Substance Use: Effects of Alcohol
