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,Chapter 1: Occupational Therapy Practice Across the Mental Health Continuum

Test Bank Questions

1. The number of people experiencing mental health conditions has increased for many

reasons. The Minority Stress Theory attempts to explain the prevalence of mental health

conditions for marginalized people by proposing

a. People from certain ethnic groups are biologically predisposed to mental illness.

b. People in marginalized groups are exposed to greater discrimination and social

stressors, which results in higher levels of mental and physical illness.

c. People from marginalized groups are better able to manage their stress and

consequently experience fewer instances of mental illness.

Answer: B

LO: 1-1

2. Which of the following best characterizes the global state of mental illness/mental

wellness?

a. Because of increased knowledge of mental health conditions, fewer people are

experiencing mental illness.

b. Most people experiencing mental health issues are able to receive evidence-based

interventions.




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, c. An appreciation for the importance of self-care has led to a decrease in mental

health concerns.

d. People are currently experiencing a global mental health crisis because of issues

associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, social media, climate change, and

discrimination.

Answer: D

LO: 1-1

3. Which historical movement led to a greater appreciation for the health benefits associated

with manual occupations/handiwork?

a. The Arts and Crafts Movement

b. The Industrial Revolution

c. The Labor Movement

d. Women’s Suffrage




Answer: A

LO: 1-2

4. The Recovery Model in mental health was initiated by

a. OTPs working in both hospital and community-based mental health settings

b. Consumers and survivors of the mental health system

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, c. Political leaders interested in reforming mental health care and mental health

systems

d. Members of the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association

Answer: B

LO: 1-2

5. One of the challenges for occupational therapy in mental health is associated with the

financing of mental health services. Most health-care spending goes toward what type of

mental health care?

a. Prevention of mental illness

b. Promotion of mental wellness

c. Acute hospital care for mental illness

d. Community-based mental health care

Answer: C

LO: 1-3




6. Occupational therapy practitioners address psychosocial needs

a. Primarily in psychiatric hospital settings

b. Every setting that provides occupational therapy services

c. Only when working with someone with a psychiatric diagnosis
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,Answer: B

LO: 1-4




7. The mental health continuum is best characterized by which of the following?

a. Positive emotions, healthy relationships, and meaningful activity versus serious

mental illness and lack of participation

b. Psychiatric symptoms versus no psychiatric symptoms

c. Living independently versus being unhoused

Answer: A

LO: 1-1




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,Chapter 2: Recovery and Wraparound Models

Test Bank Questions



1. What is occupational therapy’s key contribution supporting mental health?

a. Participation

b. Many pathways

c. Natural supports

d. Unconditional care

Answer: A

LO: 2-5



2. Sheree is a person with a history of major depression. She reports that her mood is now

stable, and she wants to focus on increasing her well-being. What does the concept of mental

well-being address for persons living with mental illness?

a. Treatment for psychiatric symptoms

b. Clinical recovery

c. Languishing

d. Capacity to reach full potential

Answer: D

LO: 2-2



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,3. Frank lives with schizophrenia. He tells you that he has had a hard several years but that his

experience has taught him a lot. What concepts best describe persons who are experiencing

resilience within their lives?

a. Functional improvement

b. Thriving and rising

c. Symptom management

d. Respect from peers

Answer: B

LO: 2-1



4. Henry has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and has been struggling in school. He

became frustrated in class and the school resource officer was called to intervene. Instead of

leaning into behavioral consequences, what wraparound principle would best support a better

alternative?

a. Strengths-based interventions

b. Focus on functional improvement

c. Teams decide what are needed services

d. Self-management of emotional feelings

Answer: A

LO: 2-6



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,5. What is the perspective guiding services in the public health model?

a. Interventions are time-limited to address persons in acute crisis.

b. Support of mental well-being is available for persons with or without mental illness.

c. Interventions are available for persons with diagnosed mental illness or substance use.

d. Mitigating clinical symptoms is the priority for all persons.

Answer: B

LO: 2-8



6. Shirley has a history of trauma and has started participating in an occupation-based

community group. Which public health tier(s) addresses mental well-being of persons at risk

for mental illness?

a. Tier 1/universal and tier 3/intensive

b. Tier 3/intensive

c. Tier 2/targeted and tier 3/intensive

d. Tier 2/targeted

Answer: D

LO: 2-8



7. Betty presents in an agitated state and tells you she feels frustrated because no one is

listening to what she is saying. How do practitioners benefit from listening to individual lived

experiences?

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, a. Understanding measurable limitations in occupational performance

b. Recognizing the value of practitioner-driven intervention planning

c. Offering respect and hope for personal recovery journeys

d. Addressing functional recovery as a priority for recovery

Answer: C

LO: 2-3



8. Which dimension of recovery best aligns with the Substance Abuse and Mental Health

Services Administration’s dimension of wellness?

a. Community

b. Purpose

c. Spirituality

d. Health

Answer: D

LO: 2-4



9. What does occupational therapy’s partnership with the public health model emphasize?

a. Recovery focused solely on individuals

b. Occupational engagement and participation

c. Functional improvement in self-care and health management

d. Crisis intervention and symptom management

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