. Individuals are mostly oblivious to the cognitive mechanisms that operate to protect and transform their experiences of negative affect and, as a result, have a tendency to overestimate the length of time their affective reactions to negative events will last. This phenomenon of being unaware of affect-protecting cognitive mechanisms is known as:

 

A. Emotion-focused Coping

B. Immune Neglect

C. Mindfulness

D. Self-compassion

 

2. Thriving students tend to perceive negative events as externally caused, changeable, and specific to the situation. In other words, they have what is called a(n):

 

A. Flexible explanatory style

B. Optimistic explanatory style

C. Pessimistic explanatory style

D. Realistic explanatory style

 

3. Barbara Frederickson is well-known for her work on which of the following?

 

A. Broaden-and-Build Theory

B. Flow Theory

C. Theory of Interpersonal Needs

D. Socioemotional Selectivity Theory

 

4. Victor Frankl, who wrote about the importance of having a sense of purpose in the face of adversity, attributes his beliefs to observations he made while living in a(n):

 

A. Asylum for the criminally insane

B. Nazi concentration camp

C. Nursing home

D. Orphanage

 

5. The passion and perseverance needed to follow through on commitments and achieve long-term goals, which may be more predictive of success than cognitive ability, is referred to as:

 

A. Efficacy

B. Flow

C. Grit

D. PsyCap

 

6. Ed Diener is best known for his research on:

 

A. Happiness

B. Immune Neglect

C. Self-compassion

D. Upward Spiraling of Affect

 

7. In granting forgiveness to someone who has harmed you, it is helpful to genuinely wish the person well, and to desire that he or she go through a positive or healing experience or change, even if it is difficult for you to do so. This fosters which of the following toward that person?

 

A. Compassion

B. Empathy

C. Grudge-holding

D. Transference

 

8. Socioemotional Selectivity Theory suggests that as people age their social worlds grow smaller and their sense of time changes from being an unlimited entity to a limited entity. This results in a shift in social goals from being _____________ to being _____________.

 

A. cognitively-compatible, knowledge-oriented

B. emotion-related, knowledge-oriented

C. emotion-related, cognitively-compatible

D. knowledge-oriented, emotion-related

 

9. Carol Ryff’s six elements of psychological well-being include all of the following EXCEPT:

 

A. Autonomy

B. Environmental Mastery

C. Self-acceptance

D. Self-compassion

 

10. A study of lottery winners found that they were no happier than matched controls and found daily activities less enjoyable than the controls. One possible explanation for this phenomenon is that humans tend to adapt to positive events by shifting the standards they use to make general life evaluations. This phenomenon is referred to as which of the following?

 

A. Affective Forecasting

B. Flow

C. Gaslighting

D. Hedonic Treadmill

 

 

 

 

 

Neuromodulators might act through:a) Indirectly through an activated G protein b) Directly through ligand-gated channels c) Indirectly through an activated effector molecule d) Both (a) and (c) e) All of these

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When a draft community health assessment is designed, the next phase is implementing it. Discuss what an action plan may look like from gathering data to putting it into action. Write in steps what you would do. What priorities did you identify and why? How did you gather the data? Is your plan supported with research? Is the plan flexible or set in stone? Is the timeframe in meeting the goals realistic? What community members are involved and what are their roles? How would you put your plan into action?

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Fred has been working in acute care facilities for the past 5 years. After he graduated from his HIT program and passed the HIT exam, he was offered a position as the HIM manager in his organization. Fred has heard through the grapevine that the center\’s records have not been strictly maintained and that the new manager will be expected to organize the records and to ensure that the facility\’s documentation policies are in compliance with all of the regulatory and accrediting bodies. If Fred decides to accept this position, what can he do to ensure that he is prepared for the challenges of his new position?

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Imagine that you are the administrator of a home health care agency. It is a startup venture, with fewer than 20 clients, and so you must decide whether to use a paper-based system or implement an EHR system, then conduct a cost/benefit analysis of implementing an electronic system versus using a paper-based system.

You might want to consider whether providers will document using EHRs in clients’ homes or carry paper charts. Patient privacy and billing are also important considerations. Discuss the problems that may arise in the future as a result of unwillingness to adopt the electronic health record as well as how changes to medical care can impact record keeping. Your cost/benefit analysis will include a comparison representing both the choice to adopt the electronic health records and as the choice to use paper records. Explain the pros and cons for each and its impact on its revenue stream.

Create a PowerPoint presentation.

• Presentation should be 10-12 slides in length.
• The speaker’s notes area should contain detailed information while the slides appear uncluttered.
• There should be at least 5 credible sources used from American sources

The presentation should include at least one slide for each of the following requirements:

• Include an overview of the project synopsis.
• The purpose of the analysis
• Problem issue to be addressed including cost/benefits
• What criteria will be used to select the best alternative?
• Include a choice.
• Summarize key facts.
• State your recommendations.
• Include a cost/benefit analysis in table format

You may access the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality website, specifically the Health Information Technology Archive page, and review the example of the cost/benefit analysis.