The Index of Psychological Well-Being, Used to Measure mental Health

question 6

Multiple Choice

The Index of Psychological Well-Being, used to measure mental health in a general population through a mail-questionnaire survey, was developed by:

• A) Kessler and colleagues.
• B) Ware, Kosinski, and Keller.
• C) Berkman.
• D) the World Health Organization (WHO).

Awareness of legal and international frameworks for protecting species at risk and maintaining biological diversity.

Familiarity with the concepts of genetic diversity preservation and the role of corridors in habitat connectivity.

Knowledge of environmental indicators and the significance of certain species as bioindicators.

Understanding the relationship between poverty, human activities, and the depletion of wild species.

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Definitions:

Ambivalent Attachment Syndrome

A pattern of insecure attachment where individuals remain uncertain and anxious about their caregiver's availability and responsiveness.

Psychodynamic Perspective

The approach stating that behavior is motivated by inner forces, memories, and conflicts that are generally beyond people’s awareness and control.

Unconscious Influences

Effects on an individual's thoughts, feelings, or actions that arise from processes or content in the unconscious mind.

Environmental Hypothesis

A theory that suggests the environment plays a critical role in the development, behavior, or adaptations of organisms or phenomena.