ToT Training In Psychosocial Support Quiz!
Below is a Tot Training in Psychosocial Support! This quiz is designed to help you test out what you know about mechanisms put in place to help society heal psychological wounds and rebuild social structures after an emergency or a critical event. Take it up and get to see how helpful you are to those around you in those times.
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You are now beginning the test. It consists of 6 modules, and you are now taking module 1 about Crisis Events and Psychosocial Support. Enjoy! A crisis event…
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Is an event outside the range of an individual’s usual experience
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Can be experienced as extremely threatening to those involved, accompanied by feelings of powerlessness, horror or terror
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Is any event that causes stress to an individual or group
Correct Answer(s)
A. Is an event outside the range of an individual’s usual experience
B. Can be experienced as extremely threatening to those involved, accompanied by feelings of powerlessness, horror or terrorExplanation
A crisis event is defined as an event that is outside the range of an individual's usual experience. It can be experienced as extremely threatening to those involved, accompanied by feelings of powerlessness, horror, or terror. Additionally, a crisis event can be any event that causes stress to an individual or group.Rate this question:
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Resilience is…
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The ability to resist and show no signs of distress during a crisis event
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The ability to cope with challenges and difficulties without help from others
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The ability to “bounce back” and maintain a new balance when having experienced a crisis event
Correct Answer
C. The ability to “bounce back” and maintain a new balance when having experienced a crisis eventExplanation
Resilience refers to the ability to "bounce back" and regain a sense of balance after experiencing a crisis event. It involves adapting and recovering from adversity or challenges, rather than being overwhelmed or showing signs of distress. Resilient individuals are able to cope with difficulties and maintain their emotional well-being without relying on external help or support.Rate this question:
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Psychosocial support…
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Means actions that address both the psychological and social needs of individuals, families and communities
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Means interventions aimed at curing mental health problems
- C.
Aims to enhance the self-promoted recovery and resilience of the affected individual, group and community
Correct Answer(s)
A. Means actions that address both the psychological and social needs of individuals, families and communities
C. Aims to enhance the self-promoted recovery and resilience of the affected individual, group and communityExplanation
Psychosocial support refers to actions that address the psychological and social needs of individuals, families, and communities. It aims to enhance the self-promoted recovery and resilience of those who are affected, whether it be an individual, group, or community. This support goes beyond just treating mental health problems and focuses on providing comprehensive care that considers both the psychological and social aspects of well-being. By addressing these needs, psychosocial support can help individuals and communities cope with challenges, build resilience, and promote overall well-being.Rate this question:
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The International Federation's approach to psychosocial support is…
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Focused mainly on the treatment of mental health problems
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Focused primarily on individuals
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A community-based approach to facilitate the resilience of the affected population
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Also aimed at maintaining the health and well-being of staff and volunteers.
Correct Answer(s)
C. A community-based approach to facilitate the resilience of the affected population
D. Also aimed at maintaining the health and well-being of staff and volunteers.Explanation
The International Federation's approach to psychosocial support is a community-based approach that aims to facilitate the resilience of the affected population. This means that they focus on empowering and supporting communities to cope with and recover from psychosocial challenges. Additionally, their approach also includes maintaining the health and well-being of staff and volunteers, indicating that they prioritize the well-being of all individuals involved in providing support.Rate this question:
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In the first stages of emergency response...
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Psychosocial support is not relevant as a component of basic services such as food, clean water, health care, shelter, and protection
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In order to avoid the development of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder it is important to start specialized mental health treatment as soon as possible for everybody
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A psychosocial response should include screening for disabling levels of post-traumatic stress in the affected persons in the first days after the events have occurred
Correct Answer
C. A psychosocial response should include screening for disabling levels of post-traumatic stress in the affected persons in the first days after the events have occurredExplanation
Psychosocial support is an important component of emergency response, as it includes screening for disabling levels of post-traumatic stress in affected individuals soon after the events have occurred. This early identification allows for timely intervention and treatment to prevent the development of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. While basic services such as food, water, healthcare, shelter, and protection are essential, psychosocial support is equally important in addressing the mental health needs of those affected by the emergency.Rate this question:
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You are now beginning Module 2: Stress and Coping. When coping with extreme stress…
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Traumatic memories have to be talked about at length
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Avoidance is never a good thing
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Trying to forget about the event as soon as possible is necessary for coping
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Avoidance can help a person get on with practical tasks following a traumatic event but over time can stop us thinking, feeling, sharing and managing distress
Correct Answer
D. Avoidance can help a person get on with practical tasks following a traumatic event but over time can stop us thinking, feeling, sharing and managing distressExplanation
Avoidance can initially help someone focus on practical tasks and responsibilities after experiencing a traumatic event. However, if avoidance continues over time, it can prevent individuals from fully processing their thoughts and emotions related to the event. This can hinder their ability to share their experiences, manage their distress, and ultimately impede their overall coping and healing process.Rate this question:
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Extreme stress…
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Can cause changes in a person’s behavior
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Cannot cause physical reactions
- C.
Is likely to affect social relations
- D.
Impacts differently depending on the individual, duration of stress and support given
Correct Answer(s)
A. Can cause changes in a person’s behavior
C. Is likely to affect social relations
D. Impacts differently depending on the individual, duration of stress and support givenExplanation
Extreme stress can cause changes in a person's behavior because it can lead to irritability, mood swings, and difficulty concentrating. It is also likely to affect social relations because individuals under extreme stress may withdraw from social activities, have difficulty communicating effectively, or experience conflicts with others. Additionally, the impact of extreme stress can vary depending on the individual, the duration of the stress, and the support they receive. Some individuals may be more resilient and able to cope with stress, while others may experience more severe consequences such as physical health issues or mental health disorders.Rate this question:
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Referrals…
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Are purely the responsibility of medical personnel
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Are relevant when affected persons suffer from problems that demand professional support
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Can be made without informing the individuals concerned
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Should always be made as quickly as possible, even without prior consultation with a supervisor or program manager
Correct Answer
B. Are relevant when affected persons suffer from problems that demand professional supportExplanation
Referrals are relevant when affected persons suffer from problems that demand professional support. This means that referrals should be made when individuals are experiencing issues that require the expertise and assistance of medical personnel. It is important to recognize the need for professional support and to refer individuals to the appropriate resources in order to ensure their well-being and proper care.Rate this question:
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Healthy coping behaviors include…
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Seeking information about the welfare of loved ones
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Aggressive and violent behavior
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Reaching out to others for help and support
Correct Answer(s)
A. Seeking information about the welfare of loved ones
C. Reaching out to others for help and supportExplanation
Healthy coping behaviors involve seeking information about the welfare of loved ones and reaching out to others for help and support. These behaviors promote emotional well-being and resilience during challenging times. By seeking information about loved ones, individuals show concern for their well-being and can provide support if needed. Reaching out to others for help and support allows individuals to share their feelings, receive guidance, and build a support network. In contrast, aggressive and violent behavior is not considered a healthy coping mechanism as it can cause harm to oneself and others.Rate this question:
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During the shock phase after a crisis event…
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It is common that persons’ reactions are varied and changing
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Affected persons usually realize the full impact of the event and experience intense emotional reactions right away
- C.
Affected persons usually begin to integrate the experience into her/his world- and self-view
Correct Answer
A. It is common that persons’ reactions are varied and changingExplanation
During the shock phase after a crisis event, it is common for individuals to have varied and changing reactions. This is because people process and cope with traumatic events differently. Some may initially feel numb or in denial, while others may experience intense emotional reactions right away. As time passes, affected individuals usually start to integrate the experience into their world- and self-view, which can further influence their reactions. Therefore, it is expected that individuals' reactions will not be static but will evolve over time.Rate this question:
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You are now starting MODULE 3: Loss and grief Grief…
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Is a normal emotional reaction to the loss of a significant other
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Grieving is an individual process independent from cultural norms
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Is one of the common emotional reactions for people that have experienced a loss
Correct Answer(s)
A. Is a normal emotional reaction to the loss of a significant other
C. Is one of the common emotional reactions for people that have experienced a lossExplanation
Grief is a normal emotional reaction that occurs when someone experiences the loss of a significant other. It is a common response for individuals who have experienced a loss. Grieving is a personal and individual process that is not influenced by cultural norms.Rate this question:
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The grieving process includes…
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Emotional recognition of the loss
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Forgetting the lost person
- C.
Learning to tolerate and manage the feelings of grief
- D.
Making practical adjustments
Correct Answer(s)
A. Emotional recognition of the loss
C. Learning to tolerate and manage the feelings of grief
D. Making practical adjustmentsExplanation
The correct answer includes emotional recognition of the loss, learning to tolerate and manage the feelings of grief, and making practical adjustments. This suggests that the grieving process involves acknowledging and accepting the emotional impact of the loss, finding ways to cope with the intense emotions associated with grief, and making necessary changes in one's life to adapt to the loss.Rate this question:
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When supporting a grieving person…
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Remind the person that things will change soon, say things like “time heals all wounds”, “it will soon pass” etc.
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Acknowledge the loss
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Remember that grieving is a process that may take a long time
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Encourage the grieving person to make major life changes
Correct Answer(s)
B. Acknowledge the loss
C. Remember that grieving is a process that may take a long timeExplanation
The correct answer emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the loss and understanding that grieving is a process that may take a long time. This shows empathy and support for the grieving person, recognizing their pain and validating their experience. It is important to avoid dismissing their feelings or rushing them to move on, as this can be invalidating and unhelpful in their healing process.Rate this question:
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The following reactions to sudden loss can be considered normal…
- A.
Complex and ambiguous emotional reactions
- B.
Religious and spiritual beliefs are challenged
- C.
Long-lasting dissociation
- D.
Shock reactions
Correct Answer(s)
A. Complex and ambiguous emotional reactions
B. Religious and spiritual beliefs are challenged
D. Shock reactionsExplanation
The sudden loss of a loved one can trigger complex and ambiguous emotional reactions, as individuals may experience a mix of sadness, anger, guilt, and confusion. Additionally, religious and spiritual beliefs may be challenged as people try to make sense of the loss and question their faith or belief systems. Shock reactions are also common, as individuals may initially feel numb, disoriented, or in disbelief after a sudden loss. These normal reactions are part of the grieving process and can vary from person to person.Rate this question:
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Rituals…
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Such as public ceremonies acknowledging the deceased are important to a community
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Are not important in the process of grieving
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Are only important for children?
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Are a means to address common emotions and experiences
Correct Answer(s)
A. Such as public ceremonies acknowledging the deceased are important to a community
D. Are a means to address common emotions and experiencesExplanation
Rituals, such as public ceremonies acknowledging the deceased, are important to a community because they provide a means to address common emotions and experiences. These rituals allow individuals to come together, share their grief, and find support from others who are going through a similar loss. By participating in these ceremonies, people can find comfort and healing, as well as a sense of belonging to a community that understands their pain. These rituals help to validate and normalize the grieving process, allowing individuals to navigate their emotions and begin the healing journey.Rate this question:
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You are now starting MODULE 4: Community-based psychosocial support. A community can be…
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The social and psychological foundation for the individual
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A group of people who have a shared identity
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A loosely related group of people who have little in common
- D.
Of importance in only rural settings
Correct Answer(s)
A. The social and psychological foundation for the individual
B. A group of people who have a shared identityExplanation
A community can be seen as both the social and psychological foundation for the individual, as well as a group of people who have a shared identity. Communities provide individuals with a sense of belonging, support, and connection, which are essential for their social and psychological well-being. Additionally, communities are formed by individuals who share common interests, values, or characteristics, leading to a shared identity and a sense of unity. Therefore, the correct answer encompasses both aspects of the community's role in supporting individuals and fostering a shared identity.Rate this question:
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Psychosocial wellbeing is…
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The positive state of being when an individual thrives in a positive social environment
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Understood in the same way in every culture
Correct Answer
A. The positive state of being when an individual thrives in a positive social environmentExplanation
Psychosocial wellbeing refers to the positive state of an individual when they are thriving in a positive social environment. It encompasses both psychological and social aspects of a person's life, highlighting the importance of a supportive and nurturing social context for overall wellbeing. This definition acknowledges that psychosocial wellbeing may vary across cultures, as the understanding and expression of positive social environments can differ.Rate this question:
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Community-based interventions…
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Do not have to consider cultural norms
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Are based on a mapping of needs and existing personal resources in a community
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Can be implemented without involving the local community
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Need to foster family and community support
Correct Answer(s)
B. Are based on a mapping of needs and existing personal resources in a community
D. Need to foster family and community supportExplanation
Community-based interventions are based on a mapping of needs and existing personal resources in a community because understanding the specific needs and available resources within a community is essential for effective intervention planning. This approach allows for targeted and tailored interventions that address the unique challenges and strengths of the community. Additionally, community-based interventions need to foster family and community support because involving and engaging the local community is crucial for the success and sustainability of the intervention. By involving families and the community, interventions can leverage their support and resources to create a more comprehensive and impactful approach.Rate this question:
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When doing activity planning… Goals and objectives need not be considered until later in the project.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
Goals and objectives are an essential part of activity planning. They provide direction and purpose to the project and help in determining the activities that need to be carried out. Without considering goals and objectives, it would be difficult to plan activities effectively and ensure that they align with the overall project objectives. Therefore, the statement that goals and objectives need not be considered until later in the project is false.Rate this question:
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When doing activity planning… It is important to identify ways of achieving the objectives.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
When doing activity planning, it is indeed important to identify ways of achieving the objectives. This helps in determining the specific actions and steps that need to be taken in order to accomplish the desired goals. By identifying these ways, individuals or teams can create a clear roadmap and allocate resources effectively to ensure successful completion of the planned activities.Rate this question:
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When doing activity planning… A project should be started even if there are not enough resources.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
It is not advisable to start a project if there are not enough resources. Adequate resources are necessary for the successful completion of a project. Insufficient resources can lead to delays, poor quality work, and ultimately project failure. It is important to ensure that all necessary resources, such as funding, manpower, materials, and equipment, are available before starting a project.Rate this question:
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When doing activity planning… A project plan is not necessary before starting activities
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
A project plan is necessary before starting activities because it outlines the objectives, tasks, timelines, and resources required for the successful completion of a project. Without a project plan, there is a higher risk of confusion, delays, and inefficiencies as team members may not have a clear understanding of their roles and responsibilities. Additionally, a project plan allows for better coordination and communication among team members, ensuring that everyone is aligned and working towards a common goal. Therefore, the statement "A project plan is not necessary before starting activities" is false.Rate this question:
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