MENTAL HEALTH EXAM 1 2026/2027
WITH 260 QUESTIONS AND EXPERT-
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS |
ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED SUCCESS
Who is universal primary prevention for and what is an example?
Prevention for everyone (Ex. mental health education in schools)
Who is selective primary prevention for and what is an example?
For at risk groups (Ex. children in foster care)
Who is indicated primary prevention for?
For individuals with early symptoms/signs
,What is the breadth (time) of the prevention types?
Not time limited; it shapes mental health across the life course
What is the scope of the prevention types?
Not randomly distributed; It's more concentrated in some physical/social
environments
What group of people face disproportionate disadvantage with illness prevention?
People with marginalizing identities
True or false: mental disorders only effect poor individuals
False; there is a strong socioeconomic gradient across mental disorders
What is precarity?
Precarity refers to workers whose jobs are temporary or casual.
What does precarity result in?
Poverty, unemployment, and unstable housing
What increases the risk of mental health challenges?
,Precarity
What worsens mental health?
Stress from financial insecurity and debt worsens mental health
The relationship with socioeconomic status and mental illness is what?
Bi-directional: mental illness worsens socioeconomic outcomes
True or false: physical environment can effect mental health
True
Pollution has been linked with...
depression and suicide risk
Climate change can lead to...
displacement, food insecurity and anxiety
What are the 7 key recommendations of SDOH?
1. embed social justice in mental health policy and care
, 2. Invest in early life prevention and interventions
3. Target socioeconomic disadvantage and poverty reduction
4. Address discrimination and structural racism
5. Improve neighborhood, housing, and environment condions
6. Strengthen social capital, reduce isolation/loneliness
7. Build cross-sector, evidence based prevention strategies
What are Freud's levels of awareness?
conscious, preconscious, unconscious
What is the conscious level of Freud's levels of awareness?
Everything someone is aware of at a single moment in time
What is the preconscious level of Freud's levels of awareness?
Material that can be easily retrieved with minimal effort
What is the unconscious level of Freud's levels of awareness?
Content someone is unaware of (repressed thoughts
What level of Freud's levels of awareness can someone access thoughts easily?
WITH 260 QUESTIONS AND EXPERT-
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS |
ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED SUCCESS
Who is universal primary prevention for and what is an example?
Prevention for everyone (Ex. mental health education in schools)
Who is selective primary prevention for and what is an example?
For at risk groups (Ex. children in foster care)
Who is indicated primary prevention for?
For individuals with early symptoms/signs
,What is the breadth (time) of the prevention types?
Not time limited; it shapes mental health across the life course
What is the scope of the prevention types?
Not randomly distributed; It's more concentrated in some physical/social
environments
What group of people face disproportionate disadvantage with illness prevention?
People with marginalizing identities
True or false: mental disorders only effect poor individuals
False; there is a strong socioeconomic gradient across mental disorders
What is precarity?
Precarity refers to workers whose jobs are temporary or casual.
What does precarity result in?
Poverty, unemployment, and unstable housing
What increases the risk of mental health challenges?
,Precarity
What worsens mental health?
Stress from financial insecurity and debt worsens mental health
The relationship with socioeconomic status and mental illness is what?
Bi-directional: mental illness worsens socioeconomic outcomes
True or false: physical environment can effect mental health
True
Pollution has been linked with...
depression and suicide risk
Climate change can lead to...
displacement, food insecurity and anxiety
What are the 7 key recommendations of SDOH?
1. embed social justice in mental health policy and care
, 2. Invest in early life prevention and interventions
3. Target socioeconomic disadvantage and poverty reduction
4. Address discrimination and structural racism
5. Improve neighborhood, housing, and environment condions
6. Strengthen social capital, reduce isolation/loneliness
7. Build cross-sector, evidence based prevention strategies
What are Freud's levels of awareness?
conscious, preconscious, unconscious
What is the conscious level of Freud's levels of awareness?
Everything someone is aware of at a single moment in time
What is the preconscious level of Freud's levels of awareness?
Material that can be easily retrieved with minimal effort
What is the unconscious level of Freud's levels of awareness?
Content someone is unaware of (repressed thoughts
What level of Freud's levels of awareness can someone access thoughts easily?
