Question 1

A program to help the chronically mentally ill stay in their home communities and lead productive lives is a

Accepted Answer

A)  primary prevention. 
B)  secondary prevention. 
C)  tertiary prevention. 
D)  quartile prevention. 
A)  primary prevention. 
B)  secondary prevention. 
C)  tertiary prevention. 
D)  quartile prevention. C

Question 2

Social Justice

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A)  deals with a sense of equality of opportunity 
B)  is presented as a principle and not a value 
C)  comes from our history of equal opportunities for all 
D)  is not necessarily a part of Community Psychology 
A)  deals with a sense of equality of opportunity 
B)  is presented as a principle and not a value 
C)  comes from our history of equal opportunities for all 
D)  is not necessarily a part of Community Psychology A

Question 3

The fundamental principles of community psychology include:

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A)  a respect for diversity. 
B)  an understanding of the difference between normalcy and pathology. 
C)  an appreciation for statistical normalcy. 
D)  an emphasis on individual differences. 
A)  a respect for diversity. 
B)  an understanding of the difference between normalcy and pathology. 
C)  an appreciation for statistical normalcy. 
D)  an emphasis on individual differences. A

Question 4

What Social Justice issues might you find in your present community?

Accepted Answer

In my present community, some of the soc

Question 5

Kurt Lewin argued that we needed to understand ____ in order to figure out behavior.

Accepted Answer

A)  the person 
B)  the environment 
C)  the interaction between the person and the environment 
D)  the space between the person and the environment 
A)  the person 
B)  the environment 
C)  the interaction between the person and the environment 
D)  the space between the person and the environment

Question 6

The Institute of Medicine labeled prevention programs aimed at the total population

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A)  universal. 
B)  selective. 
C)  indicated. 
D)  popular. 
A)  universal. 
B)  selective. 
C)  indicated. 
D)  popular.

Question 7

Eysenck's review of the research literature on effectiveness of psychotherapy found

Accepted Answer

A)  positive changes could possibly be due to the passage of time alone. 
B)  psychoanalysis was superior to client-centered therapy. 
C)  European psychology was superior to American psychology training 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  positive changes could possibly be due to the passage of time alone. 
B)  psychoanalysis was superior to client-centered therapy. 
C)  European psychology was superior to American psychology training 
D)  All of the above.

Question 8

Imagine that you are the keynote speaker at the Swampscott Conference. Present to your audience the rationale for the new field and its possible mission and goals. What would you hope for by the fiftieth anniversary for the field (2015)?

Accepted Answer

Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for havi

Question 9

Kloos et al. (2011) believed a community psychology provided

Accepted Answer

A)  a different way of thinking about human behavior. 
B)  a focus on contexts for behavior. 
C)  alternatives for research and intervention away from the purely individual focus. 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  a different way of thinking about human behavior. 
B)  a focus on contexts for behavior. 
C)  alternatives for research and intervention away from the purely individual focus. 
D)  All of the above.

Question 10

Select a community program you know well (for example, Big Brother/Big Sister or Alcoholics Anonymous). First describe the mission of the program and then discuss whether the program exemplifies any of the principles of community psychology.

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One community program that I am familiar

Question 11

Community psychology is especially interested in therapy over prevention.

Accepted Answer

A)  True. 
B)  False. 
C)  A trick question, since there is no discussion of these distinctions in community psychology. 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  True. 
B)  False. 
C)  A trick question, since there is no discussion of these distinctions in community psychology. 
D)  All of the above.

Question 12

Among the social and historical contexts which the text authors believed encouraged the development of a community psychology are included:

Accepted Answer

A)  the rise of anti-communist sentiment in the U.S. 
B)  the economic prosperity of the 1940's 
C)  the opening of opportunities for women and ethnic minorities 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  the rise of anti-communist sentiment in the U.S. 
B)  the economic prosperity of the 1940's 
C)  the opening of opportunities for women and ethnic minorities 
D)  All of the above.

Question 13

A program addressing a particular segment of the population which has been determined to be at high risk is called a _______ program.

Accepted Answer

A)  universal 
B)  selective 
C)  targeted 
D)  tertiary 
A)  universal 
B)  selective 
C)  targeted 
D)  tertiary

Question 14

The concept of person-environment fit suggests the best person for a position

Accepted Answer

A)  is dependent on their motivation. 
B)  is dependent on what the position requires. 
C)  is independent of what a position requires. 
D)  is independent of the person's characteristics. 
A)  is dependent on their motivation. 
B)  is dependent on what the position requires. 
C)  is independent of what a position requires. 
D)  is independent of the person's characteristics.

Question 15

The Supreme Court decision called, "Brown versus the Board of Education" determined that

Accepted Answer

A)  public funds could not be used for private school. 
B)  private education was superior to public education. 
C)  the idea of separate but equal education was not legitimate. 
D)  the Boards of Education were not responsible for the quality of education provided individual students. 
A)  public funds could not be used for private school. 
B)  private education was superior to public education. 
C)  the idea of separate but equal education was not legitimate. 
D)  the Boards of Education were not responsible for the quality of education provided individual students.

Question 16

Many sex educators argue that sex education should be taught in the elementary schools to all students. This approach to AIDS reduction is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  universal prevention. 
B)  secondary prevention. 
C)  targeted prevention. 
D)  milestone prevention. 
A)  universal prevention. 
B)  secondary prevention. 
C)  targeted prevention. 
D)  milestone prevention.

Question 17

Recent studies of empowering systems find that they

Accepted Answer

A)  have power role opportunities for their members . 
B)  are a socially supportive environment. 
C)  have a group belief in the power of their members. 
D)  have inspiring leadership. 
E)  All of the above. 
A)  have power role opportunities for their members . 
B)  are a socially supportive environment. 
C)  have a group belief in the power of their members. 
D)  have inspiring leadership. 
E)  All of the above.

Question 18

Provide a concrete example for the following terms: empowerment, person-environment fit, social justice values.

Accepted Answer

Sure! Here are concrete examples for eac

Question 19

Erich Lindemann's work with Coconut Grove highlighted

Accepted Answer

A)  the usefulness of crisis intervention. 
B)  the importance of culture in devising interventions. 
C)  the effects of a professionally focused consultative model. 
D)  the usefulness of a California community's meditation based intervention. 
A)  the usefulness of crisis intervention. 
B)  the importance of culture in devising interventions. 
C)  the effects of a professionally focused consultative model. 
D)  the usefulness of a California community's meditation based intervention.

Question 20

Cowen stated that prevention programs must be

Accepted Answer

A)  intentional. 
B)  group oriented. 
C)  before the onset of pathology. 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  intentional. 
B)  group oriented. 
C)  before the onset of pathology. 
D)  All of the above.

A program to help the chronically mentally ill stay in their home communities and lead productive lives is a

Social Justice

The fundamental principles of community psychology include:

What Social Justice issues might you find in your present community?

Kurt Lewin argued that we needed to understand ____ in order to figure out behavior.

The Institute of Medicine labeled prevention programs aimed at the total population

Eysenck's review of the research literature on effectiveness of psychotherapy found

Imagine that you are the keynote speaker at the Swampscott Conference. Present to your audience the rationale for the new field and its possible mission and goals. What would you hope for by the fiftieth anniversary for the field (2015)?

Kloos et al. (2011) believed a community psychology provided

Select a community program you know well (for example, Big Brother/Big Sister or Alcoholics Anonymous). First describe the mission of the program and then discuss whether the program exemplifies any of the principles of community psychology.

Community psychology is especially interested in therapy over prevention.

Among the social and historical contexts which the text authors believed encouraged the development of a community psychology are included:

A program addressing a particular segment of the population which has been determined to be at high risk is called a _______ program.

The concept of person-environment fit suggests the best person for a position

The Supreme Court decision called, "Brown versus the Board of Education" determined that

Many sex educators argue that sex education should be taught in the elementary schools to all students. This approach to AIDS reduction is an example of

Recent studies of empowering systems find that they

Provide a concrete example for the following terms: empowerment, person-environment fit, social justice values.

Erich Lindemann's work with Coconut Grove highlighted

Cowen stated that prevention programs must be

Scientific Research Methods

Stress and Resilience

The Importance of Social Change

Community Intervention Strategies

The Mental Health System

Social and Human Services in the Community

Schools, Children, and the Community

Law, Crime, and the Community

The Health Care System

Community Health and Preventive Medicine

Communityorganizational Psychology

The Future of Community Psychology

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Exam 1: Introduction to Community Psychology

A program to help the chronically mentally ill stay in their home communities and lead productive lives is a

Social Justice

The fundamental principles of community psychology include:

What Social Justice issues might you find in your present community?

Kurt Lewin argued that we needed to understand ____ in order to figure out behavior.

The Institute of Medicine labeled prevention programs aimed at the total population

Eysenck's review of the research literature on effectiveness of psychotherapy found

Imagine that you are the keynote speaker at the Swampscott Conference. Present to your audience the rationale for the new field and its possible mission and goals. What would you hope for by the fiftieth anniversary for the field (2015)?

Kloos et al. (2011) believed a community psychology provided

Select a community program you know well (for example, Big Brother/Big Sister or Alcoholics Anonymous). First describe the mission of the program and then discuss whether the program exemplifies any of the principles of community psychology.

Community psychology is especially interested in therapy over prevention.

Among the social and historical contexts which the text authors believed encouraged the development of a community psychology are included:

A program addressing a particular segment of the population which has been determined to be at high risk is called a _______ program.

The concept of person-environment fit suggests the best person for a position

The Supreme Court decision called, "Brown versus the Board of Education" determined that

Many sex educators argue that sex education should be taught in the elementary schools to all students. This approach to AIDS reduction is an example of

Recent studies of empowering systems find that they

Provide a concrete example for the following terms: empowerment, person-environment fit, social justice values.

Erich Lindemann's work with Coconut Grove highlighted

Cowen stated that prevention programs must be

Scientific Research Methods

Stress and Resilience

The Importance of Social Change

Community Intervention Strategies

The Mental Health System

Social and Human Services in the Community

Schools, Children, and the Community

Law, Crime, and the Community

The Health Care System

Community Health and Preventive Medicine

Communityorganizational Psychology

The Future of Community Psychology

Filters