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191.. Adaptive (constructive) coping strategies refer to:
- Aa) strategies that increase stress
- Bb) strategies that reduce stress
- Cc) quit strategies
- Dd) potential development strategies
- Ee) help-seeking strategies
2Maladaptive coping strategies refer to:
- Aa) constructive strategies for overcoming stress
- Bb) strategies that reduce stress
- Cc) strategies that develop adaptation
- Dd) behavior modification strategies
- Ee) maladaptive strategies if they increase stress
3 Reactive coping skills refers to:
- Aa) the coping response that helps to relax
- Bb) the coping response that develops the personality
- Cc) the coping response through meditation
- Dd) the coping response that follows the stressor
- Ee) the crying coping response
4 Proactive coping refers to:
- Aa) the crying coping response
- Bb) the coping response that helps to relax
- Cc) the coping response that aims to neutralize a future stressor
- Dd) the coping response that develops the personality
- Ee) the coping response through meditation
5Emotion-centered coping represents:
- Aa) an active process
- Bb) a passive process
- Cc) a continuous process
- Dd) an inadequate mechanism
- Ee) a defense mechanism
6 Some emotion-focused coping strategies:
- Aa) emotional discharge by crying or calling for support from friends
- Bb) an active stress-fighting process
- Cc) minimizing the problem
- Dd) the belief that time will lessen the problem
- Ee) hope in divine help
7Action-focused coping represents:
- Aa) emotional discharge by crying or calling for support from friends
- Bb) minimizing the problem
- Cc) the belief that time will lessen the problem
- Dd) a dynamic, active, conscious process oriented towards the cause of stress
- Ee) hope in divine help
8 Coping strategies in everyday stress are:
- Aa) social / interpersonal coping skills
- Bb) distraction
- Cc) giving up solving the problem
- Dd) release of tension
- Ee) prayer, meditation and nature
9The concept of resilience represents:
- Aa) problem solving ability
- Bb) the ability to adapt to the environment
- Cc) the capacity for personal motivation
- Dd) the ability to face difficulties
- Ee) the ability to give up
10Traits of a resilient person:
- Aa) procrastination (postponing responsibilities)
- Bb) keeping calm and safety in crisis situations
- Cc) tolerance of uncertain situations
- Dd) maintaining optimism
- Ee) quick adaptation to new situations
11 To develop resilience you need:
- Aa) compliance with the daily schedule
- Bb) the development of positive thinking
- Cc) observing a healthy lifestyle
- Dd) establishing objectives
- Ee) cultivating self-respect
12When we are in a bad mood, we:
- Aa) are resilient
- Bb) don't feel well physically
- Cc) have depressive thoughts
- Dd) change the way we behave
- Ee) have coping strategies
13 Communication in the therapeutic team must comply with the following conditions:
- Aa) professional collaboration to be in the patient's interest
- Bb) if we have differences of opinion with the colleague, we do not discuss them in front of the patient
- Cc) to criticize wrong behaviors
- Dd) we do not collude with the patient in any "campaign" to denigrate any colleague
- Ee) to give negative feedback
14 Communication in the therapeutic team must comply with the following conditions:
- Aa) collaboration to be limited
- Bb) the relationship should be participatory
- Cc) supporting and encouraging personal initiative within the limits of competence
- Dd) formulating and communicating requirements clearly and precisely
- Ee) not to participate in the activities of other colleagues
15In communication from the position of head, the following are not indicated:
- Aa) dictatorial behavior;
- Bb) professional behavior
- Cc) excessive control over how tasks are performed;
- Dd) democratic behavior
- Ee) excessive criticism
16 At the level of a medical institution, communication can be viewed from two perspectives:
- Aa) therapeutic communication
- Bb) interpersonal communication
- Cc) intrapersonal communication
- Dd) organizational communication
- Ee) metalinguistic communication
17The medical worker has the obligation not to participate to actions that can denigrate:
- Aa) the image of the institution
- Bb) personal interests
- Cc) the institution's prestige
- Dd) the legal interests of the institution
- Ee) the interests of the patient
18 The medical worker will behave based on:
- Aa) respect
- Bb) personal interests
- Cc) patrimony
- Dd) fairness
- Ee) kindness in dealings with all colleagues
19 Relationships between doctors are based on:
- Aa) fairness
- Bb) collaboration
- Cc) unwritten rules
- Dd) mutual respect
- Ee) solidarity
20The purpose of medical communication involves:
- Aa) the interests of the institution
- Bb) establishing the therapeutic relationship
- Cc) understanding the patient's perspective
- Dd) exploring the patient's thoughts and emotions
- Ee) guiding the patient in solving problems
21 In doctor-patient communication, medical staff must to:
- Aa) use only verbal language
- Bb) demonstrate their social position
- Cc) collaborate
- Dd) to provide better, individualized, complete and continuous care
- Ee) to stick to his schedule
22 The emotional function of communication consists of:
- Aa) providing feedback
- Bb) deny negative messages
- Cc) capacity for reflection
- Dd) highlighting the internal status of the transmitter
- Ee) highlighting the differences between the statutes
23The emotional function of communication aims to:
- Aa) highlighting the differences between the social status of a persons
- Bb) expressing the speaker's attitude towards the content of the message
- Cc) providing feedback
- Dd) deny messages
- Ee) guiding the patient in solving problems
24 The emotional function of communication is achieved through:
- Aa) involvement of the clinical psychologist
- Bb) the possibility of paraphrasing
- Cc) intonation, interjections, exclamations
- Dd) nonverbal language
- Ee) metalanguage
25The doctor's communicative-emotional skills result from:
- Aa) the social and emotional status of the physician
- Bb) the doctor’s and patient’s expression
- Cc) participation in professional and personal decision-making
- Dd) communication skills and the ability to manage emotions
- Ee) professional and personal competence
26Neutrality in the doctor's communication is understood as a:
- Aa) tendency to monitoring nonverbal content in doctor-patient communication
- Bb) tendency to take no particular side in a conflict, conversation and treat everybody equally
- Cc) way of expressing the patient and the doctor
- Dd) ability to resolve conflicts through the exercise of decision-making power
- Ee) tendency to postpone routine activities in favor of urgent and complex ones
27Non-verbal communication includes the following elements:
- Aa) gestures
- Bb) tone of voice
- Cc) facial expressions
- Dd) body posture
- Ee) eye contact
28Paraverbal communication includes the following elements:
- Aa) tone of voice
- Bb) voice volume
- Cc) the rhythm, intonation and stress of speech
- Dd) active listening
- Ee) pauses, speed of speech
29How does communication helps patients:
- Aa) it makes them feel free
- Bb) it makes them feel embarrassed
- Cc) it makes them feel in control
- Dd) it makes them feel valuable and appreciated
- Ee) it makes them feel superior
30Doctors must respect the following rules in communication with patients:
- Aa) show interest and respect
- Bb) communicate in a authoritarian manner
- Cc) listen carefully
- Dd) answer the questions honestly
- Ee) listen selectively
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- 1 Psychology 2025 Sem 3 Test sobre 91-120, creado por ppppp oooo el 25/12/2024.
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