Content Volunteer Team Mental Health Week 2023: Mental Health Trivia!
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I hope you’re doing well! Welcome to our mental health trivia! This trivia is a part of the Content Volunteer Team Mental Health Week forum event! Please check out the masterpost for more details about the same!
As a part of this activity, we would like you to answer some questions about mental health without looking them up! Please abide by the rules to learn something new and have fun! We will post the answers to the trivia questions in our next post!
Without further ado, here you go:
What is the first recognized form of psychotherapy?
What was the most expensive mental health study ever conducted?
Which country spends the most on mental health services per capita?
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1. CBT
2. no idea
3. Germany
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@Clarisse29
1st recognized: psychotherapy. I'm not sure what it was called then, but it is close to the same as what we might call "talk therapy" now.
Most expensive study: umm something that was long-running like following the same test subjects over 10-15 years. Or maybe a study with twins -nature (DNA/genes) vs nurture (environment/family/teachers) type of study.
Country spends the most on mental health services per capita: does this include medications? Does this count how much the people/family pays or very literally the 'country,' as in the gov't? My guess would be America.