HSCO 500 Quiz 2

HSCO 500 Quiz 2

HSCO 500 Quiz 2 Liberty University

Module 3: Week 3 — Module 4: Week 4

HSCO 500 Quiz 2: Adolescence, the Elderly, Homelessness, Mental Illness

1. Risk factors of older adult homelessness include
2. Any attitude or behavior that negatively categorizes older adults based either on partial truth or outright myths of the aging process is called
3. Most homeless adolescents are living on the streets because they
4. HUD’s Section 8 housing voucher program is designed for
5. Fundamental attribution error is a tendency for people to attribute causality of events and circumstances incorrectly due to
6. African-American youth tend to show the greatest need for mental health services, yet often their first exposure to mental health treatment is within
7. What is a primary risk factor of elder abuse?
8. The overall negative perception of outreach workers among adolescents was due to the prevailing belief that they
9. Those who live in motels, automobiles, abandoned buildings, and frequently “double up” with friends or relatives on a temporary basis are often referred to as the
10. When considering the normative nature of adolescent behavior, one must keep what contexts in mind?
11. The predicted life expectancy increase by 2100 is due to many variables including all but which of the following?
12. The fastest growing segment of the homeless population are
13. Some of the variables at play in some people aging better than others include
14. Approximately 80% of suicide completers are typically
15. The 2000 study by Lindsey, Kurtz, Jarvis, Williams, and Nackerud found that over half of all homeless youth interviewed cited which of the following as the primary motivation for survival?
16. The rate of homelessness began to increase between 1970 and 1980 due to
17. According to Sue (1977) ethnic minority populations are often poorly served in mental health centers because of
18. Saleebey encourages human service professionals to recognize that all clients
19. What theory posits that depression is related to negative or irrational thinking?
20. Most of the developmental theorists agree that adolescence is a time of

Other sets

1. The passage of the Community Mental Health Centers Act (CMHC)
2. The rate of homelessness began to increase between 1970 and 1980 due to
3. Most homeless adolescents are living on the streets because they
4. Common risk factors of adolescents suffering from Bulimia include
5. Approximately 80% of suicide completers are typically
6. According to Sue (1977) ethnic minority populations are often poorly served in mental health centers because of
7. What is a primary risk factor of elder abuse?
8. Nonsuicidal self-injury is defined as
9. Those who live in motels, automobiles, abandoned buildings, and frequently “double up” with friends or relatives on a temporary basis are often referred to as the
10. It is estimated that approximately ______ of all adolescents have a diagnosable eating disorder.
11. In Colonial America the insane were often housed in
12. When considering the normative nature of adolescent behavior, one must keep what contexts in mind?
13. The process of withdrawing from the world due to diminished capacity and opportunity can result in which of the following in the older adult population
14. What most often determines the difference between the adolescents who are harmlessly experimenting with independence and conduct disorder is
15. About ______percent of state and federal prisoners have a diagnosable mental illness, and about _____percent have a diagnosable severe mental illness.
16. Among the many changes of the reauthorized McKinney-Vento Act, the following was one of the most significant
17. The 2000 study by Lindsey, Kurtz, Jarvis, Williams, and Nackerud found that over half of all homeless youth interviewed cited which of the following as the primary motivation for survival?
18. African-American youth tend to show the greatest need for mental health services, yet often their first exposure to mental health treatment is within
19. Approximately how many individuals fall into the cohort of baby boomers?
20. Fundamental attribution error is a tendency for people to attribute causality of events and circumstances incorrectly due to

Other set

1. It is estimated that approximately ______ of all adolescents have a diagnosable eating disorder.
2. The chief reasons why grandparents become surrogate parents, include all but which of the following
3. When considering the normative nature of adolescent behavior, one must keep what contexts in mind?
4. Any attitude or behavior that negatively categorizes older adults based either on partial truth or outright myths of the aging process is called
5. Risk factors of older adult homelessness include
6. In 2014 about _____ Americans over the age of 18 experienced some type of mental illness
7. Fundamental attribution error is a tendency for people to attribute causality of events and circumstances incorrectly due to _____.
8. The passage of the Community Mental Health Centers Act (CMHC)
9. The overall negative perception of outreach workers among adolescents was due to the prevailing belief that they
10. The fastest growing segment of the homeless population are
11. According to Sue (1977) ethnic minority populations are often poorly served in mental health centers because of
12. In Colonial America the insane were often housed in
13. Those who live in motels, automobiles, abandoned buildings, and frequently “double up” with friends or relatives on a temporary basis are often referred to as the
14. The rate of homelessness began to increase between 1970 and 1980 due to
15. The criteria for anorexia includes all but which of the following?
16. Among the many changes of the reauthorized McKinney-Vento Act, the following was one of the most significant
17. African-American youth tend to show the greatest need for mental health services, yet often their first exposure to mental health treatment is within
18. Saleebey encourages human service professionals to recognize that all clients
19. The process of withdrawing from the world due to diminished capacity and opportunity can result in which of the following in the older adult population
20. What is a primary risk factor of elder abuse?