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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When was the film A Beautiful Mind released?
(a) 2003.
(b) 2009.
(c) 2001.
(d) 2005.

2. Where was the author located when she was hospitalized for the third time for her mental illness?
(a) New Mexico.
(b) New Jersey.
(c) Louisiana.
(d) New York.

3. When was the Microsoft Home CD-ROM version of the film Dinosaurs released?
(a) 1993.
(b) 2001.
(c) 1987.
(d) 1999.

4. What did the accused believe the Slender Man would do after they stabbed Peyton Leutner?
(a) Turn them into vampires.
(b) Turn them into proxies.
(c) Bring them gifts.
(d) Kill their families.

5. What vintage antipsychotic did the author begin taking for her longest period of psychosis in 2013, according to her narrative in "Perdition Days"?
(a) Haldol.
(b) Lamictal.
(c) Lithium.
(d) Xanax.

6. Who wrote the Millennium trilogy?
(a) Luc Besson.
(b) Efrem Korngold.
(c) Stieg Larsson.
(d) Harriet Beinfeld.

7. What does "EMDR" refer to in the context of the book?
(a) Energy Mediation and Direct Re-sequencing.
(b) External Memory Directive Reprogramming.
(c) Elective Memory Desensitization and Reprocessing.
(d) Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing.

8. When was the film The Hunger Games: Catching Fire released?
(a) 2013.
(b) 2016.
(c) 1999.
(d) 2005.

9. What term refers to a "shared delusional disorder" (120)?
(a) Schizotypy.
(b) Psychotypy.
(c) Menutia.
(d) Hyperbolic psychosis.

10. According to the Department of Justice, how many "people with mental illness are incarcerated in state and federal jails and prisons" (110)?
(a) "Nearly 1.3 million."
(b) "Nearly 1.8 million."
(c) "Nearly 1 million."
(d) "Nearly 2.3 million."

11. Since when has Megan's Law allowed the public to access sex offender registry information online?
(a) 2001.
(b) 2004.
(c) 2006.
(d) 2008.

12. What psychologist developed the framework SUDS?
(a) Efrem Korngold.
(b) Julian Plumadore.
(c) Joseph Wolpe.
(d) Luc Besson.

13. Who is cited as writing in Scientific American of Cotard's delusion, "As comical as it appears to be, it is obviously a manifestation of some deep-seated emotional issues or brain dysfunction" (147)?
(a) James Byrne.
(b) Harriet Beinfeld.
(c) Joseph Wolpe.
(d) Efrem Korngold.

14. Who wrote the book Demon Camp?
(a) Luc Besson.
(b) Andrew Solomon.
(c) Kay Redfield.
(d) Jen Percy.

15. How many times was the author involuntarily hospitalized due to her mental illness?
(a) 2.
(b) 5.
(c) 1.
(d) 3.

Short Answer Questions

1. When did the author develop PTSD?

2. What kind of flowers did the author have featured in her wedding?

3. Who wrote American Psychosis: How the Federal Government Destroyed the Mental Illness Treatment System?

4. Who developed EMDR treatment?

5. At whose house was the sleepover on the night before Payton Leutner was stabbed?

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