Among adults with serious mental illness, men are more likely than women to have used illicit substances in the past year.A. TrueB. False2. Why should screening and assessment for mental illness be ongoing?A. Some men will deliberately hide symptoms at intake, and only focus on the symptoms of their substance and/or alcohol use/misuseB. Clients with one type of disorder are at increased risk of later developing disorders and SUD can mask co-occurring mental disorder symptoms.C. The issues that led the client to use substances as a way to cope can stem from a mental disorder, which may not be immediately apparent during the intake process.D. SUD and many mental disorders share symptoms, and an accurate diagnosis cannot be made until a period of abstinence which varies by drug and individual.3. In general, men are less likely to have anxiety disorders than women, what are the exceptions to this?A. Panic disorder and selective mutismB. Specific phobia and social phobiaC. Agoraphobia and PTSDD. Social phobia and OCD4. Aside form combat veterans, which groups of men are 2 to 3 times more likely to experience PTSD than men in the general population?A. First respondersB. Men in the criminal justice systemC. Men with childhood traumaD. Professionals who are repeatedly exposed to the details of child abuse5. What did Smith and colleagues (2008) find regarding PTSD in Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF)?A. Veterans with an SUD or AUD post-deployment were twice as likely to develop PTSD post-deployment.B. Individuals with symptoms of AUD pre-deployment were twice as likely to develop PTSD post-deployment.C. individuals who had been the victim of an assault prior deployment were twice as likely to develop new-onset PTSD.D. Individuals diagnosed with PTSD post-deployment were twice as lively to develop SUD or AUD.6. What is CSR?A. Combat Stress ReactionB. Comprehensive Substance RecoveryC. Co-occurring Substance RecoveryD. Cocaine Stimulant Reaction7. What did Weinstock (1999) find regarding men with social phobia?A. Men seek treatment less often than women.B. Men seek treatment more often then women.C. It is more prevalent in men than women.D. It frequently co-occurs with other phobias in men.