1. Evidence reported by experts by experience, evaluation and review by service users and case studies can help shape decisions on design and production as well as more formal research findings. They are examples of ___.

1. Grey literature
2. Hearsay
3. Weak research
4. Opinion polls

2. How might the environment within a building make you feel personally?

1. Cheered up by natural light and views onto gardens
2. Frustrated by insufficient personal space or overcrowding
3. Distracted by noisy equipment and fittings
4. All of these

3. A protocol enabling patients to have safe access to the community outside a mental health unit is an example of ________ security.

1. Perimeter
2. Procedural
3. Relational
4. Additional

4. In buildings for mental health care, the right to fresh air is best provided by ___.

1. Free access to outdoor areas such as courtyards
2. Air conditioning relayed to all rooms
3. Natural colour schemes and uncluttered interior design
4. Reducing the use of cleaning chemicals

5. When a social worker, nurse, psychologist, etc. is a member of a First Tier Tribunal (Mental Health) they are known as the ___.

1. Third Member
2. Legal Member
3. Specialist Member
4. Medical Member

6. Which of the following has not been mental health charity MIND's Champion of the Year?

1. J K Rowling
2. BBC Radio 4's 'The Archers'
3. Stephen Fry
4. Frank Bruno

7. What did future Prime Minister Tony Blair famously reply when Alastair Campbell disclosed his substance misuse and depression while being appointed to lead his campaign?

1. 'We'll be taking a risk in appointing you'
2. 'That means you're not up to the job'
3. 'You can't reveal that in public'
4. 'I'm not bothered if you're not bothered'