Exam 11: Acting Mentally Disordered: The Example of Schizophrenia, Anxiety, and Depression

Which of the following represents the correct order of the seven phases of the general experience of becoming mentally ill?

For Sutherland, after undergoing psychoanalysis and behavior modification therapy, he resumed his career and worked things out with his wife. Which phase of becoming mentally ill does this example represent?

__________ refers to a mental condition in which a person senses a psychological barrier between themselves and his/her place.

Nash's delusions of extraterrestrials came to him the same way mathematical ideas did. As a result, he took them seriously. Which phase of becoming mentally ill does this example represent?

What are the seven phases of becoming mentally ill?

What are the four turning points for depressed individuals, according to Karp?

Despite a pretty good life, Karp felt he was deeply troubled. With no sleep, he could not concentrate and felt melancholy. Which phase of becoming mentally ill does this example represent?

Vonnegut was hearing voices, having hallucinations, and feeling fearful. Over time, he decided to be a "new" person. Which phase of becoming mentally ill does this example represent?

The concept of "place" refers to __________.

While visiting friends, Vonnegut screamed to his friends that "It's happening!" Which phase of becoming mentally ill does this example represent?

When someone openly blames others for his/her problem behavior, this is an example of a __________ account.

Which of the following is not a basic element of place, according to Denzin?

What is "place," according to Goffman and Lemert?

In a mental hospital, Nash learned that the way to get out was to act normally. After some time of this, Nash was released. Which phase of becoming mentally ill does this example represent?

The recognition of symptoms of mental illness is the __________ stage of becoming mentally ill.

At thirty years old, Nash had not accomplished what he had hoped and suffered from self-doubt about his abilities. Which phase of becoming mentally ill does this example represent?

Karp's model and the phases of becoming mentally ill apply to __________.

The paradox of normalcy arises when __________.

The removal from "place" typically occurs when __________.

Without explanation (and seven weeks of medication), Styron's depression vanished. Which phase of becoming mentally ill does this example represent?