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The new model of health care that combines the efforts of physicians, psychologists, and other health care providers is called: A) Palliative care B) Primary care C) Collaborative care D) multidimensional care C) Collaborative care Sensitizers are people who cope with health problems by: A) Closel...

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BBH 101 Exam 5 Test Questions and
Correct Answers
The new model of health care that combines the efforts of physicians, psychologists,
and other health care providers is called:
A) Palliative care
B) Primary care
C) Collaborative care
D) multidimensional care ✅C) Collaborative care

Sensitizers are people who cope with health problems by:
A) Closely scanning their bodies and environments for information
B) Ignoring stressful information
C) Distancing themselves from aversive events
D) Looking at life through rose-colored glasses ✅A) Closely scanning their bodies and
environments for information

The disorder of the lower intestinal tract that involves cramping, pain, and abnormal
bowel movements is:
A) Irritable bowel syndrome
B) Fibromyalgia
C) Chronic fatigue syndrome
D) Metabolic syndrome ✅A) Irritable bowel syndrome

Which of these is NOT a component(s) of illness representation?
A) Identity of cause
B) Causes
C) Timeline
D) Previous experiences ✅D) Previous experiences

Of all patients hospitalized for physical illness, a substantial number also suffer from
diagnosable psychological disorder. This phenomenon is called:
A) comorbidity
B) Psychosomatic illness
C) Hypochondriasis
D) Stockholm syndrome ✅A) comorbidity

The symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are treated with the
greatest intensity in:
A) Germany
B) the United Kingdom
C) the United States
D) Japan ✅C) the United States

, During _______, thinking is typically distorted by a(n) _______, in which people believe
they will never be seriously harmed by dangerous actions.
A) early childhood; illusion of invulnerability
B) adolescence; optimistic bias
C) emerging adulthood; halo effect
D) late adulthood; feeling of generatively ✅B) adolescence; optimistic bias

The informal network of family and friends that some people consult for advice
regarding their symptoms is called the:
A) lay referral system
B) Macrosystem
C) Mesosystem
D) Attribution network ✅A) lay referral system

People at the lowest socioeconomic levels have the highest rates of:
A) Medical literacy
B) emotional
C) Morbidity and mortality
D) Treatment adherence ✅C) Morbidity and mortality

Although Kendra has a small rash on her abdomen, she hasn't seen a doctor because
she is generally healthy and sickness seems unlikely. Kendra's behavior is an example
of:
A) Appraisal delay
B) Illness delay
C) behavioral delay
D) Scheduling delay ✅B) Illness delay

Some people avoid seeking medical care because the perceived benefits do not
outweigh the perceived costs. This is called:
A) Appraisal delay
B) Illness Delay
C) Scheduling delay
D) Treatment delay ✅D) Treatment delay

The average rate of patient non-adherence is estimated to be about _______ percent.
A) 10
B) 25
C) 50
D) 75 ✅B) 25

Which of these was NOT identified as a factor that predicts patient adherence?
A) Being in a good mood
B) Having trust in one's care provider
C) Having the support of family and friends

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