LCDC ONLINE PRACTICE CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION 2026 FULL QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥Reduce the effects of gender dysphoria. Answer: provide
developmentally appropriate interventions
⩥Medical of surgical transitioning. Answer: involves a small portion of
gender-affirming care
⩥Levo-alpha acetylmethadol (LAAM) has been approved by the FDA
for. Answer: Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) treatment
⩥LAAM cesed production (year). Answer: 2005
⩥Secondary trauma. Answer: symptoms in the counselor emerging from
high exposure to client traumas
⩥Empathy. Answer: the ability to understand other individuals'
perspectives and experiences
⩥The Matrix Model 4 core clinical areas. Answer: individual family
therapy, early recovery, relapse prevention, and family education
,⩥The Matrix Model's primary target population. Answer: adolescents
and young adults aged 13-15 who use stimulants such as cocaine and
methamphetamine
⩥Therapeutic models and techniques combined by The Matrix Model.
Answer: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interview
(MI), Relapse Prevention Therapy (RPT), Client education, and 12-step
recovery programs
⩥The standard duration of the Matrix Model. Answer: 16 weeks
⩥Hallmarks of the Matrix Model. Answer: Frequent UDS,
encouragement to attend 12-step groups, focus on group work
⩥The typical size of an SUD treatment group. Answer: 8-15 people
⩥SUD group work structure following "the rule of thirds". Answer: 1.
Sharing current issues or experiences
2. Addressing a particular issue or skill
3. Summarize learnings and assign an exercise
⩥SUD group work alternative structure (including the problem-solving
process). Answer: 1. The issue of concern is identified
,2. Options and solutions are explored
3. The optimal course is identified
4. The action plan is developed
⩥Community Reinforcement Training (CRT). Answer: improves the
likelihood of entering and remaining in treatment
⩥Community Reinforcement Approach (CRA). Answer: A
comprehensive behavioral treatment package that focuses on the
management of substance-related behaviors and other disrupted life
areas.
⩥The goal of CRA is to. Answer: help people discover and adopt a
pleasurable and healthy lifestyle that is more rewarding than a lifestyle
filled with using alcohol or drugs.
⩥Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) program is.
Answer: A behavioral approach that helps families support loved ones
struggling with substance use disorders. It focuses on empowering
family members to take care of themselves, change their interactions
with the loved one, and encourage them to seek treatment.
⩥Rationalization is an ego defense mechanism where. Answer: an
individual attempts to use logic as a means to explain away undesirable
feelings or circumstances
, ⩥Abstinence violation effect. Answer: a cognitive emotional response to
relapse, in which a person views relapse as a "complete failure" rather
than a temporary setback
people blaming factors beyond their control for relapsing
⩥Outcome expectancy. Answer: when an individual's positive
expectations of substance use outweigh the adverse consequences
⩥Overt consequences. Answer: mental, emotional, and social effects
associated with drinking
⩥Seemingly irrelevant decisions. Answer: turning points that lead up to
a person placing themselves at a heightened risk of relapse
⩥"Illuminating the exception". Answer: A solution-focused therapy
technique that helps identify times when the problem does not occur
⩥The primary goal of person-centered therapy. Answer: help clients
achieve congruence between their self-image and ideal self
⩥The primary goal of Adlerian therapy. Answer: overcome inferiority,
connect with others, and create a personal style of life
EVALUATION 2026 FULL QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥Reduce the effects of gender dysphoria. Answer: provide
developmentally appropriate interventions
⩥Medical of surgical transitioning. Answer: involves a small portion of
gender-affirming care
⩥Levo-alpha acetylmethadol (LAAM) has been approved by the FDA
for. Answer: Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) treatment
⩥LAAM cesed production (year). Answer: 2005
⩥Secondary trauma. Answer: symptoms in the counselor emerging from
high exposure to client traumas
⩥Empathy. Answer: the ability to understand other individuals'
perspectives and experiences
⩥The Matrix Model 4 core clinical areas. Answer: individual family
therapy, early recovery, relapse prevention, and family education
,⩥The Matrix Model's primary target population. Answer: adolescents
and young adults aged 13-15 who use stimulants such as cocaine and
methamphetamine
⩥Therapeutic models and techniques combined by The Matrix Model.
Answer: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interview
(MI), Relapse Prevention Therapy (RPT), Client education, and 12-step
recovery programs
⩥The standard duration of the Matrix Model. Answer: 16 weeks
⩥Hallmarks of the Matrix Model. Answer: Frequent UDS,
encouragement to attend 12-step groups, focus on group work
⩥The typical size of an SUD treatment group. Answer: 8-15 people
⩥SUD group work structure following "the rule of thirds". Answer: 1.
Sharing current issues or experiences
2. Addressing a particular issue or skill
3. Summarize learnings and assign an exercise
⩥SUD group work alternative structure (including the problem-solving
process). Answer: 1. The issue of concern is identified
,2. Options and solutions are explored
3. The optimal course is identified
4. The action plan is developed
⩥Community Reinforcement Training (CRT). Answer: improves the
likelihood of entering and remaining in treatment
⩥Community Reinforcement Approach (CRA). Answer: A
comprehensive behavioral treatment package that focuses on the
management of substance-related behaviors and other disrupted life
areas.
⩥The goal of CRA is to. Answer: help people discover and adopt a
pleasurable and healthy lifestyle that is more rewarding than a lifestyle
filled with using alcohol or drugs.
⩥Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) program is.
Answer: A behavioral approach that helps families support loved ones
struggling with substance use disorders. It focuses on empowering
family members to take care of themselves, change their interactions
with the loved one, and encourage them to seek treatment.
⩥Rationalization is an ego defense mechanism where. Answer: an
individual attempts to use logic as a means to explain away undesirable
feelings or circumstances
, ⩥Abstinence violation effect. Answer: a cognitive emotional response to
relapse, in which a person views relapse as a "complete failure" rather
than a temporary setback
people blaming factors beyond their control for relapsing
⩥Outcome expectancy. Answer: when an individual's positive
expectations of substance use outweigh the adverse consequences
⩥Overt consequences. Answer: mental, emotional, and social effects
associated with drinking
⩥Seemingly irrelevant decisions. Answer: turning points that lead up to
a person placing themselves at a heightened risk of relapse
⩥"Illuminating the exception". Answer: A solution-focused therapy
technique that helps identify times when the problem does not occur
⩥The primary goal of person-centered therapy. Answer: help clients
achieve congruence between their self-image and ideal self
⩥The primary goal of Adlerian therapy. Answer: overcome inferiority,
connect with others, and create a personal style of life
