Unit quiz: From observations to a revisable contextual formulation

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Question 1

A person's fatigue began before a stressful move, but the referral says the move caused all symptoms. What should be revised?The causal account should be reconsidered because the proposed cause followed symptom onsetThe onset date should be ignored because moving is stressful

Question 2

A clinic calls repeated absences low motivation without asking about transport. Which next step best tests its formulation?Repeat the motivation label until the person accepts itAsk about access barriers and whether feasible appointment arrangements change attendance

Question 3

A translated questionnaire produces a surprising result after questions were misunderstood. How should the result be used?Clarify comprehension and administration conditions before interpreting the score alongside assessmentTreat the numerical total as independent of how the questions were understood

Question 4

A clinician assumes a person's cultural background determines whether they want relatives involved. What is missing?A more detailed stereotype about that cultural groupThe person's own preferences and a discussion of consent and appropriate involvement

Question 5

A hospital patient with a psychiatric diagnosis is newly unable to follow conversation but is not agitated. What is the priority?Communicate the acute departure from baseline and obtain prompt clinical assessmentWait for agitation before considering a medical concern

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