Lesson 3.2.4.1.3
3.2.4.1.3 Modern living challenges and lessening of social stigma Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 8
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The 20 questions
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Which modern living challenge is strongly linked to poorer mental health outcomes?
- Physical exercise
- Balanced nutrition
- Face-to-face interaction
- Social isolation
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What psychological effect is directly caused by prolonged social isolation?
- Increased loneliness
- Greater social support
- Improved resilience
- Enhanced coping
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What does the term 'lessening of social stigma' describe?
- Greater social isolation
- Reduced negative attitudes
- Higher diagnostic rates
- Increased discrimination
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What public action demonstrates increased recognition of mental health problems?
- Institutional isolation
- Hiding symptoms
- Awareness campaigns
- Reduced funding
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What positive outcome directly results from reduced mental health stigma?
- Higher symptom severity
- Lower recovery rates
- Earlier help-seeking
- Increased isolation
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Which concept does running school lessons to challenge mental health myths directly target?
- Social stigma
- Genetic predisposition
- Biological determinism
- Somatic symptoms
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Which factor in modern living is most likely to increase mental health challenges?
- Greater public awareness
- Improved healthcare access
- Better nutritional habits
- Social isolation
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What main fear caused by social stigma prevents people from seeking help?
- Fear of judgement
- Fear of success
- Fear of cost
- Fear of infection
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Which method is most effective at reducing social stigma surrounding mental health?
- Public education
- Physical isolation
- Genetic screening
- Institutionalisation
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A correlation between social isolation and mental health difficulties shows what relationship?
- A proven cure
- A direct cause
- No relationship
- An association
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Which factor is a modern living challenge that can negatively affect mental health?
- Constant online connectivity
- Infectious disease outbreaks
- Lack of sanitation
- Manual labour fatigue
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Increased recognition of mental health problems helps people understand that these conditions are what?
- Entirely untreatable
- Incurable and rare
- Purely imaginary
- Common and treatable
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How does social stigma typically affect a person experiencing mental health problems?
- Reluctance to disclose
- Faster medical recovery
- Greater confidence
- Improved self-esteem
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What is the most effective government approach to lessen social stigma around mental health?
- Stricter prison sentences
- Increased tax rates
- Public education campaigns
- Mandatory curfews
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What is a key positive outcome of lessening social stigma around mental health?
- Higher prescription costs
- Increased help-seeking
- Decreased medical funding
- Lower diagnostic accuracy
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How can fast-paced modern living negatively affect an individual's mental health?
- By improving sleep
- By increasing leisure
- By eliminating anxiety
- By increasing stress
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Which factor demonstrates increased recognition of mental health problems in modern society?
- Workplace pressure
- Screen-time fatigue
- Media discussions
- Social isolation
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Why can social isolation in modern living be difficult to identify in individuals?
- Always causes fever
- Extremely loud behaviour
- Causes physical rashes
- Hidden behind screens
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Which finding provides evidence that social stigma reduces help-seeking behaviour?
- Higher medication compliance
- Delays in treatment
- Increased GP visits
- Faster recovery rates
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Which modern development can have a positive effect on mental health support?
- Higher workplace stress
- Online support groups
- Increased social isolation
- Reduced face-to-face time
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