Crisis
- Definition: A crisis begins with a triggering event such as a marriage, retirement, graduation, move,
pregnancy, or an unexpected event like a natural disaster, accident, death of a loved one, being a victim
of a crime, or other trauma.
- Options:
- a. Crisis
- b. Assault
- c. Adjustment
- d. Syndrome
Psychiatric Crisis
- Definition: The four domains of crisis include developmental crisis, traumatic event crisis, existential
crisis, and psychiatric crisis.
- Options:
- a. Psychological crisis
- b. Physiological crisis
- c. Psychiatric crisis
- d. None of the above
,Mistrust
- Definition: During infancy, children develop a sense of trust when caregivers provide reliability, care,
and affection. A lack of these elements will lead to mistrust.
- Options:
- a. Doubt
- b. Guilt
- c. Mistrust
- d. Inferiority
Inferiority
- Definition: During Erikson's school-age stage, children need to cope with new social and academic
demands. Success leads to a sense of competence, while failure results in feelings of inferiority.
- Options:
- a. Doubt
- b. Guilt
- c. Mistrust
- d. Inferiority
Involvement
, - Definition: During middle adulthood, adults need to create or nurture things that will outlast them,
often by having children or creating positive changes that will benefit others. Success leads to feelings of
usefulness and accomplishment, while failure results in shallow involvement in the world.
- Options:
- a. Identity
- b. Intimacy
- c. Involvement
- d. Isolation
post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) ✅____ is rather complex diagnostic entity that encompasses
thoughts, feelings, interaction with others, changes in self concept and changes in overall daily
functioning.
a. Post-traumatic stress disorder PSTD
b. Acute stress disorder
c. Adjustment disorder
d. None of the above
acute stress disorder ✅___ reactions are reserved for those who experience symptoms within the first
month after exposure to a traumatic event.