Disorders & Definitions
Disorder that involves eating inedible, non-nutritive substances such as hair or paper
What is Pica?
School-based mental health services follow which model of service delivery
What is the public health model?
Define a risk factor
What is a variable that precedes and increases the chance of a negative outcome?
The biological/medical theory attributes mental disorders primarily to what causes?
What are genetics, brain chemistry, and hormonal imbalances?
Disorders that are directed outward
What are externalizing disorders?
School-based mental health services improve what two key areas in schools
What are psychological and physical safety?
Why might mistrust impact treatment seeking in marginalized communities?
Due to documented abuses and mistreatment by professionals.
According to the biological model, what treatment is commonly used?
What is medication?
The most common ADHD diagnosis type in children
What is the combined type?
Universal services are provided to _____ students
Who are all students?
Girls tend to demonstrate more _______ behaviors
What are internalizing behaviors?
What does MTSS integrate?
What are Response to Intervention (RtI) and Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS)?
A repetitive behavior or mental act done to stop feelings of anxiety
What is a compulsion?
In the MTSS pyramid, which tier applies to "few" students and offers intensive support?
What is Tier 3?
Boys tend to demonstrate more _______ behaviors
What are externalizing behaviors?
Name the five systems in Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory.
What are Child, Microsystem, Mesosystem, Exosystem, and Macrosystem?
Name a subtype of social anxiety disorder that involves inability to speak in certain situations.
What is selective mutism?
True or false: MTSS services must progress through one tier before moving to the next.
What is False?
True or False: Cultural mistrust is only based on current experiences
What is False?
In the developmental psychopathology model, what two factors are critical?
What are risk and protective factors?