Anorexia, Task B: Rob

According to the video, what may have been the main 'trigger' of Rob's anorexia? (main idea)
1. having high expectations for himself
2. becoming introverted
3. starving himself
4. feeling guilty
According to the video, which of the following is not mentioned as a possible cause of anorexia in young men? (main idea)
1. not wanting to eat
2. bullying
3. societal demand
4. physical or mental abuse
After the death of his friend's parents, Rob decided not to eat anymore. (main idea)
1. True
2. False
3. Not mentioned
According to Rob, he stopped eating because... (main idea)
1. ...he felt he was overweight.
2. ...he felt unworthy of food.
3. ...he wasn't hungry.
4. ...he didn't like food.
It was Rob's mother who first realized that Rob may be suffering from anorexia.(specific information)
1. True
2. False
3. Not mentioned
Rob's mother was shocked when she learned that Rob had repeatedly... (main idea)
1. ...withdrawn from others and became introverted.
2. ...stopped eating food.
3. ...felt very depressed and guilty.
4. ...used a knife on his own body.
Doctors were able to help Rob with his problem quickly after he decided to seek their help. (specific information)
1. True
2. False
3. Not mentioned
Rob finally found help at a mental institution for teenagers. (main idea)
1. True
2. False
3. Not mentioned
The psychiatric unit for adolescents followed a two-step programme for recovery. (specific information)
1. True
2. False
3. Not mentioned
Why did Rob feel his experience in the psychiatric unit was 'enlightening'? (main idea)
1. He found the answer to his problems were not beyond nature.
2. He found a friend there that he could talk to.
3. He found that his thoughts may have been based on wrong reasoning.
4. All of the above