1. According to Fazel & Seewald (2012), 40% of people inside prison are likely to suffer from mental health issues:

1. True.
2. False.

2. Female prisoners are more likely than males to develop mental illness:

1. True.
2. False.

3. The increased incidence of  mental illness associated with incarceration  might be attributed to:

1. mental illness leads to criminal activity;
2. inaccurate diagnoses by untrained prison staff;
3. the criminalisation of mental illness;
4. none of the above.

4. Mental disorder and violence share several risk factors:

1. True.
2. False.

5. High security hospitals house those people who been detained under mental health legislation:

1. after suspicion of or conviction for serious crimes;
2. based on the recommendation of elite criminal profilers;
3. if the those people report hearing voices;
4. none of the above.

6. People who have committed a serious crime but have been declared insane are likely to be housed in:

1. a high security prison;
2. a drug rehabilitation program;
3. a prison hospital wing;
4. none of the above.

7. High security hospitals house a large proportion of people who have committed embezzlement:

1. True.
2. False.

8. People with mental illness are over-represented in the prison population possibly because involvement in criminal behaviour leads to mental illness:

1. True.
2. False.

9. Self-injury is seen as a risk factor for:

1. suicide;
2. homicide;
3. filicide;
4. none of the above.

10. Difficult prisoners may be dealt with by solitary confinement. This is problematic because the classification of difficult may be due to a mental illness which will be exacerbated by solitary confinement:

1. True.
2. False.

11. Prison staff view mental disorder as leading what in inmates?

1. sedation;
2. catatonia;
3. inhibition;
4. none of the above.

12. Reactive aggression differs from instrumental aggression because:

1. it is goal directed aggression;
2. it is manifested as a result of a threat and/or fear;
3. it is strictly verbal in nature;
4. it is exclusive to males.

13. Individuals can be detained involuntarily under mental health legislation known as the, Dangerous and Severe Personality Disorder Act:

1. True.
2. False.

14. Individuals who are deemed in need of mental health treatment can be forced to receive it due to provisions in the Mental Health Act:

1. True.
2. False.

15. The term bedlam is derived from which UK mental hospital?

1. Bethlem Royal Hospital;
2. Rampton;
3. Ashworth;
4. Broadmoor.