Mental Health Facts
Instructions: How much do you know about mental health and well-being?
- 1.
What is the most commonly diagnosed mental health condition worldwide?
APTSDBDepressionCSchizophreniaDBipolar disorder - 2.
What hormone is often called the 'feel-good hormone' because it contributes to happiness?
ACortisolBSerotoninCInsulinDAdrenaline - 3.
What does the acronym PTSD stand for?
APost-Treatment Stress DeficiencyBPre-Treatment Stress DiagnosisCPsychological Trauma and Stress DiseaseDPost-Traumatic Stress Disorder - 4.
Which type of therapy involves changing negative thought patterns to improve emotional well-being?
ACognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)BHypnotherapyCArt therapyDAromatherapy - 5.
What practice involves focusing on the present moment and is used to reduce stress and anxiety?
AMindfulness meditationBSpeed readingCMultitaskingDPower napping - 6.
What is the term for a persistent, irrational fear of a specific object or situation?
AParanoiaBPhobiaCAnxietyDObsession - 7.
How many hours of sleep per night do most health experts recommend for adults?
A7-9 hoursB5-6 hoursC4-5 hoursD10-12 hours - 8.
What neurotransmitter is often called the 'reward chemical' and is linked to pleasure and motivation?
ADopamineBGABACSerotoninDNorepinephrine - 9.
Which condition involves persistent worry and nervousness that interferes with daily activities?
ADyslexiaBNarcolepsyCGeneralized anxiety disorderDAnemia - 10.
What activity has been scientifically shown to improve mental health by releasing endorphins?
AWatching televisionBPhysical exerciseCOnline shoppingDReading the news - 11.
What is 'seasonal affective disorder' (SAD)?
AAnxiety before holidaysBSadness after a breakupCDepression caused by job lossDDepression related to changes in seasons - 12.
What term describes the body's response to any demand or threat?
AHungerBBoredomCFatigueDStress - 13.
Which mental health condition is characterized by alternating periods of mania and depression?
AObsessive-compulsive disorderBBipolar disorderCSocial anxiety disorderDSchizophrenia - 14.
What is 'burnout' in the context of mental health?
AA form of epilepsyBPhysical and emotional exhaustion from prolonged stressCTemporary memory lossDA type of skin condition - 15.
Research shows that strong social connections can help protect against which of the following?
ASunburnBHair lossCMental health declineDTooth decay