Module 4: Recognising Common Mental Health Issues Assessments

Module 4: Recognising Common Mental Health Issues Assessments

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- Which of the following is NOT a common sign of stress and anxiety in the workplace?
- Increased productivity
- Difficulty concentrating
- Irritability
- Fatigue
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2. Question
- Munchausen’s Syndrome is characterised by:
- Excessive exercise
- Pretending to be ill or deliberately producing symptoms of illness
- Avoiding work
- Seeking promotion
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3. Question
- Postnatal depression primarily affects:
- Only new fathers
- Only managers
- Parents after having a baby
- Teenagers
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4. Question
An effective strategy to support someone with anxiety includes:
- Ignoring their concerns
- Encouraging them to work longer hours
- Discouraging social interaction
- Providing access to counselling services
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5. Question
- The Equality Act 2010 is important for individuals with mental health issues because it:
- Decreases funding for mental health services
- Ensures they are not discriminated against in the workplace
- Prevents them from seeking medical help
- Increases workplace stress
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