AI in Mental Health Care Quiz

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1. Which therapeutic approach did the 2017 Woebot trial describe?
   • A CBT-oriented conversational agent
   • A licensed psychologist delivered every interaction
   • A medication-prescribing service
   • A voice-biomarker diagnostic tool
2. How are credible AI mental-health tools generally positioned?
   • As a full replacement for therapists
   • As support and a bridge to care, not a replacement for clinicians
   • As recreational games
   • As tools only for physical injuries
3. According to the APA, where can a person in the U.S. seek immediate live help during a crisis?
   • Use only an unvetted general-purpose chatbot
   • Wait for an app to diagnose a condition
   • Call 911, call or text 988, or go to an emergency department
   • Send a social-media message to a stranger
4. What nonverbal cues does the APA say clinicians may use in assessment?
   • Only the number of words in a text message
   • The chatbot’s response latency
   • A model’s hidden embedding vector
   • Body language, voice tone and cadence, and facial expressions
5. As of December 2025, what share of the U.S. population lived in a mental-health professional shortage area, according to HRSA?
   • 40%
   • 4%
   • 14%
   • 90%
6. What is a recognized danger in this field?
   • Chatbots being too polite
   • Misusing unvetted general chatbots for serious mental health needs
   • Apps tracking mood too accurately
   • Therapists using summaries
7. How does the APA describe general-purpose generative chatbots used for mental-health advice?
   • They are licensed clinicians
   • They have proven effectiveness for every condition
   • They were designed for general tasks, not specifically to deliver mental-health care
   • They automatically contact emergency services
8. What does WHO’s 2026 expert discussion identify as important for responsible AI in mental health?
   • Only larger language models
   • Removing human oversight
   • Using engagement time as proof of treatment benefit
   • Clinical and research expertise, governance, and relevant data