Fill-In-The-Blank Identify the term described: 1. 3. 2345 4. 5. A group of people who share distinct physical characteristics Learned behavior patterns with shared values system Customs and cultural habits of a group An oversimplified mental picture of a cultural group An expected pattern of behavior associated with a certain position or rank Describe four characteristics of culture: 6. 7. 8. 9. You are about to perform a cultural communication assessment. Identify five areas that assess: 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. List the area of the cultural assessment that relates to each of the following statements: 15. "I practice Buddhism." 16. "Pleasing the ancestors is more important than today's problems." 17. "He speaks Italian and Spanish." 18. She visits an herbalist monthly. you will Study Guide 19. Women are not allowed to own property or drive cars. 20. Describe how stereotyping can influence the care of mental health clients. Matching Questions Match the therapy or theory with the statement that best describes it: a. actualizing therapy b. assertiveness training c. coping skills therapies d. client-centered therapy e. Gestalt therapy f. interpersonal therapy i. covert modeling j. social learning theory k. behavior modification 1. sociocultural theory m. individual therapy n. stress adaptation theory o. nursing theories p. addiction theory g. logotherapy h. psychoanalysis 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Based on a person's need to search for meaning and values in life. People learn by observing the outcomes of various events and then comparing themselves with others. Uses dream analysis and free association to uncover unconscious conflicts. Used by therapists to define positive behaviors and develop programs with specific reinforcements to change the specified behaviors. adapt. Teaches clients how to develop more successful daily living skills. Describes physical responses of the body to stress and the processes by which they 7. A process described as the act of mentally rehearsing an activity before actually engaging in the activity. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. The concept of self is developed through interactions with other people. Helps clients to uncover how their personifications (distorted images) affect their lives. The client directs the therapeutic relationship using the therapist as a guide to self- understanding. Teaches clients to express themselves in constructive, nonaggressive ways. Goal of therapy is self-actualization, not cure or relief of symptoms. Approaches human behavior from a helping point of view. Fill-In-The-Blank 14. Describe how Maslow's theory is used in planning care for mentally ill clients. Fill-In-The-Blank State which principle of mental health care is being used in the following situations: 1. All clients will be at breakfast by 0800. 2. Mr. J. is practicing anger control by counting to 10 before he speaks out. 3. Caregiver Jane sits with a mute client for 15 minutes every morning. 4. Nurse Dan is not intimidated by Mr. Jones' rough appearance and salty mannerisms. 5. Miss Sally is expected to arrive for her appointment at 1300 every other day. 6. Sam states that he is being followed by the FBI. The caregiver responds with, "Tell me about it." Rachel flunked a big test today because she stayed out late last night and had little time to study. She feels like a failure and is talking about leaving school. List three ways that she could grow from this experience: 7. 8. 9. Helping boundaries help define the limits of caregivers' therapeutic actions. Identify whether the action is within or outside professional boundaries: 10. The caregiver braids the client's hair. 11. The caregiver shares family problems with the client. 12. The caregiver attends a party for clients, families, and staff. 13. The caregiver attends a party as the client's guest. 14. The caregiver teaches the client about problem solving. 15. The caregiver accepts a gift from the client.