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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the Greek root word "schizo" mean?
(a) Split.
(b) Strong.
(c) Damaged.
(d) Delusion.

2. What does the author assert having said attending a "prestigious university" was, in "High Functioning" (45)?
(a) "A signifier of worth."
(b) "A signifier of wealth."
(c) "A signifier of knowledge."
(d) "A signifier of sanity."

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

4. When was the Strengthening Mental Health in Our Communities Act (HR 4574) passed?
(a) 2016.
(b) 2014.
(c) 2018.
(d) 2009.

5. The author asserts that while depression is often compared to diabetes, schizophrenia is compared to what disorder?
(a) Endometriosis.
(b) Glaucoma.
(c) Cancer.
(d) Alzheimer's disease.

6. Who wrote the book No One Cares about Crazy People?
(a) Ron Powers.
(b) Christopher Bollas.
(c) Efrem Korngold.
(d) Don Rushing.

7. Who was the judge that presided over the Malcoum Tate murder trial?
(a) Christopher Bollas.
(b) Julian Plumadore.
(c) Don Rushing.
(d) Efrem Korngold.

8. What word in the text refers to the tendency toward a relatively stable equilibrium between independent elements?
(a) Articulation.
(b) Matriculation.
(c) Homeostasis.
(d) Manistatis.

9. For whom was Yale University named?
(a) Elihu Yale.
(b) Martin Yale.
(c) Sandra Yale.
(d) Ebenezer Yale.

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

11. What was the total NIMH budget for programs designed to address psychosis and treatment in 2017?
(a) $15.5 million.
(b) $12.5 million.
(c) $5.6 million.
(d) $23.2 million.

12. What term refers to a psychiatric disorder in which a person holds a delusion that a friend or family member has been replaced by an identical impostor?
(a) Worden delusion.
(b) Trappers delusion.
(c) Capgras delusion.
(d) Cornwall delusion.

13. What does "PDD" refer to?
(a) Prenatal developmental disorder.
(b) Petulant disability disorder.
(c) Post develepmental disorder.
(d) Pervasive developmental disorder.

14. What refers to the California law code for temporary, involuntary psychiatric commitment of individuals who present a danger to themselves or others?
(a) 2550.
(b) 4140.
(c) 5150.
(d) 3130.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does "MADD" stand for?

2. When was Malcoum Tate diagnosed with schizophrenia?

3. When was the College of William and Mary established?

4. Since when has the author been a speaker for SOLVE?

5. Where are the author's parents from?

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