EDCO 820 Quiz 3 Assessing for Problems: Safety, Pathologies, and Diagnoses
- Once a couple has all “four horsemen” in their marriage, it is the end of the line for their relationship.
- Gottman believes there are “four horseman,” or warning signs for a trouble marriage. Which choice is NOT one of those signs?
- The “hostile/engaged” type of couple use which methods when they are arguing?
- While we have the responsibility to protect our clients from harming themselves, we do not have a duty to protect others who are not our clients from our clients.
- There seems to be three categories of those contemplating suicide. Which choice is NOT one of those according to the reading?
- Population-based estimates suggest that some type of violence occurs in approximately __________ % of families.
- Research shows that counselors asking clients about having suicidal thoughts serves as the impetus for them committing suicide.
- Suicide is among the leading cause of death among 15–44-year-olds.
- Known risk factors for those who may be contemplating suicide are:
- Increasing social ties creates positive health outcomes such as increased immunity against illness and a sense of well-being.
- Sapolsky’s research suggests that humans have a unique source of stress, which is their:
- What items should be included in an assessment on the physical well-being of adults?
- Which choice is NOT part of a typical psychosocial assessment of well-being in adults?
- The literature makes little to no distinction between normal stress and catastrophic stress.
- DSM stands for:
- According to the DSM, ___________ comprises signs and symptoms.
- Which choice is a way to assess for individual psychopathology?
- Marital disruption is associated with many mental health problems.
- According to Kessler et al., approximately __________ of the U.S. populations will have a mental disorder at some time in their lives.
- disorders are less common than many of the other disorders and often easier to spot because of the “positive” symptoms.