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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does "MADD" stand for?
(a) Mental Awareness Drug Diagnosis.
(b) Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
(c) Mental Awareness and Diagnosis of Detriment.
(d) Mental Awareness for Drunk Driving.

2. What does "anhedonia" mean?
(a) Loss of cognitive function.
(b) Loss of blood.
(c) Fainting spell.
(d) Loss of interest or pleasure.

3. When was the DSM-5 published by the APA?
(a) April, 2009.
(b) March, 2014.
(c) May, 2013.
(d) June, 2003.

4. What does "RAISE" stand for?
(a) Recovery After an Initial Schizophrenia Episode.
(b) Reflective Awareness of Intelligent Standards in Education.
(c) Recovery Associated with Incapacitated Stoicism Exchange.
(d) Reduced Associative Integrated Sequence Experience.

5. What does "SOLVE" stand for?
(a) Society for Open Language on Valid Experiences.
(b) Society of Licensed and Verified Experts.
(c) Sharing Our Lives, Voices, and Experiences.
(d) Station of Organized Learning for Virtual Experiences.

6. When did Margaret Holloway (the "Shakespeare Lady") graduate from Yale School of Drama?
(a) 1972.
(b) 1984.
(c) 1980.
(d) 1999.

7. How many times was Malcoum Tate shot?
(a) 13.
(b) 3.
(c) 17.
(d) 9.

8. Who shot Malcoum Tate?
(a) Andrew Solomon.
(b) Kay Redfield.
(c) Christopher Bollas.
(d) Lothell Tate.

9. When did the author leave Yale for good?
(a) 2005.
(b) 2001.
(c) 1999.
(d) 2003.

10. According to the NIMH, what percent of the American population is diagnosed with schizotypal personality disorder?
(a) 0.3%.
(b) 3.9%.
(c) 0.01%.
(d) 1.1%.

11. Who developed the 12-session course called Family-to-Family for NAMI?
(a) Christopher Bollas.
(b) Joyce Burland.
(c) Andrew Solomon.
(d) Colleen Duewel.

12. When did Malcoum Tate's murderer die?
(a) 2011.
(b) 1999.
(c) 1994.
(d) 2003.

13. Where are the author's parents from?
(a) Taiwan.
(b) Vietnam.
(c) India.
(d) Thailand.

14. How long does the camp at Camp Wish last?
(a) 7 days.
(b) 9 days.
(c) 3 days.
(d) 5 days.

15. When was the film The Exorcist released?
(a) 1973.
(b) 1977.
(c) 1980.
(d) 1984.

Short Answer Questions

1. When was the author diagnosed with late-stage Lyme disease?

2. What does the author assert having said attending a "prestigious university" was, in "High Functioning" (45)?

3. When was the Helping Families in Mental Health Crisis Act (HR 2646) passed?

4. When did the author experience her first auditory hallucination?

5. According to a piece that the author cites from the New York Times in "The Choice of Children," a child of a parent who has bipolar disorder is how many times more likely to develop the disorder than a child of a parent who does not?

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