Chapter 5
Name a need of older adults.
What is...
- Therapy
- Human connection
-Housing
-Medical care
- Accessible buildings
List one way people who struggled with mental illness were wrongfully treated during the colonial times.
What are...
-Chained
-Caged
-Beat
-Denied clothing often
-Lack of privacy
-Solitary confinement
What is...
-Criminal justice process is lengthy
-Emotionally taxing
-Crime will always happen
-Fear of criminal justice agencies
-Potential threat
Is Maryland mostly rural, suburban, or urban?
What is rural.
What is one need of offenders?
What is...
-Rehabilitative services
-Court mandated therapy
-Court mandated anger management classes
-Re-integration back into society
What is an example of ageism?
What is...
-Discrimination based on an individual’s age
-Jobs
-Stereotypes
-Negative comments about aging
-Discrimination based on an individual’s age
-Jobs
-Stereotypes
-Negative comments about aging
What is the DSM-5?
What is the Diagnostic & Statistical Diagnosis of Mental Disorders & provides information on various mental disorders & used for informational purposes.
List 4 resources that victims of crime can have.
What are...
-Emergency hotlines
-Children & teen programs
-Support groups
-Medical support
-Therapy
-Court advocacy & support
Is the poverty rate higher in urban areas or rural areas?
What is rural areas.
Name 2 new things you learn from our guest speaker.
What is...
A multitude of answers.
What generation caused The Graying of America?
What is the baby boomers?
Who advocated for better treatment of people who struggle with mental health?
Who is Dorothea Dix.
Why is it important for advocates to be aware of the legal system?
What is so the advocate can support the victim through each part of the legal process.
Why do rural communities need special help?
What is...
a multitude of answers!
Individuals that struggle with bipolar disorder have severe episodes of what?
List the 5 stages of retirement in order.
What is:
-The Honeymoon Phase
-Disenchantment
-Reorientation
-Stability
-Termination
Explain the concept of deinstitutionalization.
What is...
-Less punitive
-Focus on rehabilitation
-Research based models & practices
-Community based treatment
-Less restrictive
Explain the stages of the cycle of violence.
What is the...
The honeymoon phase- everything is good.
Building tension-tension starts to build & irritations increase
Explosion-the actual incident of abuse
Apology & Forgiveness- Gifts are given, "I'm sorrys" are said
What is...
A multitude of answers.
Explain the concept of intersectionality in human services.
What is that different needs & various factors overlap & effect each other.
Explain why older adults have trouble adjusting to retirement?
What is they feel like they do not have purpose anymore, they have extra time on their hands, and they are not being stimulated mentally anymore.
What is...
-Schizoid Personality Disorder
Apathy toward others
Detachment from social relationships
-Schizotypal Personality Disorder
Altered perceptions & thinking
Discomfort in social interactions
-Paranoid Personality Disorder
Skeptical & distrusting of other people without reason
What is the MeToo movement? What is its impact on victim advocacy & the field of human services?
What is a social movement about speaking up against sexual violence. Its impact is that it made schools, businesses, & agencies across the world strengthen their sexual assault response.
Explain the environmental challenges that rural areas present.
What are...
-Environmental changes
-Factories
-Exposure to chemical
-Cancers
-Financial responsibilities
Double Jeoprady!!!!
Explain how trauma impacts the brain & effects memory.
What is the brain gives extra energy to the parts of the brain that are needed for survival of a traumatic event. The hippocamus is not one of these parts and is responsible for memory. This is explains the reason why people might not remember various parts about their trauma.