Bespoke Mental Health Quiz: Metacognitive training for Psychosis. Presenter: Dr. Mahesh Menon.

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Bespoke Mental Health Quiz: Metacognitive training for Psychosis. Presenter: Dr. Mahesh Menon.

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1. Metacognitive Training helps people to:

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Understand Beck's cognitive errors, in particular catastrophizing

Understand that they have thoughts, feelings and behaviours

Accept their thoughts as reality

Understand cognitive biases and how they impact thinking

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2. Which of the following is true about Metacognitive Training (MCT)?

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Metacognitive Training can be done in groups or provided individually

Metacognitive Training is largely the same as Metacognitive Therapy

Metacognitive Training is an individualized, didactic program

Metacognitive Training is a group-based, interactive program with 8 core modules

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3. Which of the following is true about people with psychosis?

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They tend to jump to conclusions and form extreme judgments

They tend to discount implausible interpretations of reality

They tend to only consider rational explanations

They tend to consider all possiblities

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4. What does BADE stand for?

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Balance Against Delusions Everywhere

Beat All Delusions Everywhere

Bias Against Disconfirmatory Evidence

Bias And Delusional Evidence

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5. Overconfidence in memory errors means:

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People may have too much confidence in other people's memories compared to their own

People with delusions don't make as many memory errors as people without

People may be overconfident in missing memories and fill in the blanks

People may be overconfident in misremembered interpretations of routine events

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6. What emotional/interpersonal factors are considered in Metacognitive Training?

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Attributional style

Emotion recognition

Mood/self-esteem

All of the above

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7. Metacognitive Training addresses empathy in which two ways?

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Emotion recognition and Theory of Mind

Emotion recognition and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

Theory of Mind and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

Emotion recognition and Compassion Focused Therapy

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8. One way in which Metacognitive Training addresses mood and self-esteem is to:

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Examine only the positive effects of psychosis on mood

Examine both the positive and negative effects of psychosis on mood

Examine only the negative effects of psychosis on mood

Avoid examining the effects of psychosis on mood altogether

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9. Psychosis can impact self-esteem negatively in the long term by:

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Increasing the likelihood of a mental health disorder such as an eating disorder

Being associated with feelings of shame and the sense that the future is shattered

Creating perfectionism as a compensatory strategy

All of the above

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10. Anti-rumination strategies include:

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Acknowledging rumination as a problem rather than a helpful strategy

Emphasizing that ruminating thoughts are just thoughts and not reality

Not placing too much value on the thoughts

All of the above

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