Lesson 3.2.4.2.2
3.2.4.2.2 Social effects of significant mental health problems Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 8
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The 20 questions
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Which of the following is a social effect of significant mental health problems?
- Damaged relationships
- Difficulties coping
- Increased crime rates
- Poor physical health
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Lost working days and reduced productivity due to mental health problems are examples of which effect?
- Damaged relationships
- Economic implications
- Difficulties coping
- Physical well-being
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Increased crime rates associated with mental health problems represent which category of effect?
- Individual effect
- Biological effect
- Cognitive effect
- Social effect
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Local councils expanding home care services for mental health sufferers is an example of which effect?
- Difficulties coping
- Need for care
- Damaged relationships
- Physical well-being
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Which social effect directly increases public spending on social services and local councils?
- Need for care
- Difficulties coping
- Damaged relationships
- Physical well-being
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Effects of mental health problems that impact the wider community and services are described as what?
- Individual effects
- Internal effects
- Personal effects
- Social effects
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The financial cost to taxpayers for funding mental health services is an example of what?
- Difficulties coping
- Physical well-being
- Damaged relationships
- Economic implications
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Which of these is a recognised social effect of mental health problems?
- Difficulties coping
- Need for care
- Damaged relationships
- Poor physical health
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Unemployed individuals receiving state benefits due to mental health issues illustrates which social effect?
- Difficulties coping
- Damaged relationships
- Economic implications
- Physical well-being
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Higher local crime rates linked to untreated mental health problems are classed as which type of effect?
- Biological effect
- Personal effect
- Social effect
- Individual effect
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Which public service outcome is a direct effect of increased mental health problems?
- Lower taxation
- Longer waiting lists
- Decreased police workload
- Fewer hospital beds
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Which term describes effects of mental health problems on families, communities, and society?
- Cognitive effects
- Biological effects
- Individual effects
- Social effects
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What main economic cost is caused by mental health problems in the workforce?
- Lower taxation
- Higher inflation
- Lower productivity
- Increased savings
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Which of the following is a social effect of mental health problems?
- Personal sadness
- Lower self-esteem
- Increased crime rates
- Disturbed sleep
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Tracking the number of people requiring community support measures demand for what?
- Physical medicine
- Occupational therapy
- Private insurance
- Social care
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What social issue is linked to untreated mental health problems in communities?
- Increased offending
- Improved literacy
- Lower unemployment
- Higher life expectancy
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What is a key benefit of government investment in early mental health support?
- Higher crime rates
- Longer waiting lists
- Increased tax rates
- Reduced care demand
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What workplace outcome of mental health problems causes an economic implication?
- Higher job satisfaction
- Long-term sick leave
- Increased promotions
- Improved teamwork
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What is a financial consequence for local councils when mental health needs increase?
- Decreased operational costs
- Increased tax revenue
- Surplus council funding
- Strained local budgets
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Social effects show that mental health problems impact which group alongside the individual?
- Wider society
- Synaptic gaps
- Brain chemistry
- Genetics only
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