3.2.4.2.1 Individual effects of significant mental health problems Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 8

The 20 questions

1. Which of these is an individual effect of a significant mental health problem?

   • Increased crime rates
   • Damaged relationships
   • Increased social care
   • Higher NHS costs

2. Which individual effect of a mental health problem involves struggling with daily routines like washing?

   • Day-to-day living
   • Physical wellbeing
   • Economic performance
   • Social relationships

3. Which physical wellbeing issue is commonly caused by a significant mental health problem?

   • Disrupted sleep
   • Social isolation
   • Relationship breakdown
   • Loss of employment

4. A person with a mental health problem stops seeing friends. Which individual effect is this?

   • Day-to-day living
   • Damaged relationships
   • Physical wellbeing
   • Economic impact

5. Unlike social effects, individual effects of mental health problems directly impact what?

   • The wider community
   • The individual person
   • Emergency services
   • The national economy

6. Difficulty managing tasks like cooking and paying bills shows a struggle with what?

   • Social care funding
   • Community safety
   • Day-to-day living
   • Physical wellbeing

7. Which of the following is a social effect, rather than an individual effect, of mental health problems?

   • Poor physical health
   • Increased crime rates
   • Damaged relationships
   • Difficulty daily living

8. What main support benefit is lost when a person experiences damaged personal relationships?

   • Medical treatment
   • Emotional support
   • Physical exercise
   • Social care funding

9. How can a mental health problem directly lead to poor physical wellbeing?

   • Increased crime
   • Social isolation
   • Disrupted appetite
   • Loss of job

10. Needing assistance with washing and dressing is an example of difficulty with what?

    • Economic productivity
    • Social care costs
    • Physical exercise
    • Day-to-day living

11. Which issue with day-to-day living directly hinders a person's ability to maintain employment?

    • Washing personal clothes
    • Managing sleep cycles
    • Cooking meals
    • Coping with work

12. Who is directly impacted by an individual effect of a mental health problem?

    • Local emergency services
    • The wider community
    • The national economy
    • The person themselves

13. Withdrawing from family and friends directly causes damage to what?

    • Physical wellbeing
    • Social care budgets
    • National economy
    • Personal relationships

14. Which of the following is a direct physical wellbeing impact of low mood?

    • Tax increases
    • Job loss
    • Weight loss
    • Friendship loss

15. Which of the following is an individual effect of significant mental health problems?

    • NHS treatment costs
    • Increased crime rates
    • Social care demands
    • Poor physical health

16. Which of the following is an individual effect of mental health problems on personal connections?

    • Damaged relationships
    • Lost productivity
    • Social care costs
    • Increased crime

17. What individual effect of mental health problems refers to struggling with routines like work or hygiene?

    • Difficulties coping
    • Need for care
    • Increased crime
    • Economic impact

18. Struggling to maintain personal hygiene due to depression is an example of which individual effect?

    • Increased crime
    • Difficulties coping
    • Economic burden
    • Social care need

19. Poor sleep and lowered immunity resulting from mental health problems are examples of which individual effect?

    • Physical well-being
    • Increased crime
    • Social care need
    • Economic implications

20. How many primary individual effects of mental health problems are specified in AQA Psychology?

    • Seven
    • One
    • Three
    • Five

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