CADC STATE EXAMS ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS SET
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✔✔Name some techniques used by group leaders. - ✔✔1. Focus the group on
immediate issues.
2. Comment on actions of the whole group and ask them to give a meaning to these
actions.
3. Ensure all members participate.
4. Direct the process of a role play.
5. Ask an individual member to reflect on their actions within the group.
6. Use self disclosure.
✔✔What are the five components of effective drug treatment? - ✔✔1. Assessment
2. Client treatment matching
3. Comprehensive treatment (looking all all problems: legal, vocational, etc)
4. Relapse prevention
5. Accountability- looking at the effectiveness of the program.
✔✔What is extinguishing? How is it done? - ✔✔Eliminating a behavioral pattern.
These patterns are extinguished by either flooding (exposure to a real feared stimuli at
high levels) or implosion (imagery of a real feared stimuli at high levels) until the fear is
gone.
This could do nothing, be helpful, or make the situation worse.
, ✔✔What is the goal of behavioral therapy? - ✔✔Train new responses to old stimuli
✔✔What are the techniques of behavioral therapy? - ✔✔Systematic desensitization
(flooding and implosion)
Contracting
Behavior modification
Modeling
✔✔What are the four positions a person takes in TA? - ✔✔I'm not okay - you're okay
(infantile stage)
I'm not okay-you're not okay (develops from poor childhood causing the person to view
everyone as bad.
I'm okay-you're not okay (without appropriate nurturing as a child the person can not
trust).
I'm okay-you're okay (found in healthy relationships with others.
✔✔What is classic conditioning? - ✔✔Created by Pavlov
An unconditioned response to an unconditioned stimuli can be paired with a conditioned
response.
A dog may salivate at the sight of food, but if a bell is rung before the food is presented
the dog will eventually salivate at the sound of the bell.
✔✔What is operant conditioning? - ✔✔Created by Skinner
Positive reinforcement- a behavior is followed by a reward. (Increases the probability of
a behavior being repeated)
Negative reinforcement- a behavior is followed by a consequence (increases probability
of a behavior being repeated)
Punishment- behavior is followed by punishment (reduces chances of a behavior being
carried out)
Extinction- eliminating a behavior by eliminating a positive reinforcement.
✔✔What is ROSC? - ✔✔Recovery oriented system of care
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✔✔Name some techniques used by group leaders. - ✔✔1. Focus the group on
immediate issues.
2. Comment on actions of the whole group and ask them to give a meaning to these
actions.
3. Ensure all members participate.
4. Direct the process of a role play.
5. Ask an individual member to reflect on their actions within the group.
6. Use self disclosure.
✔✔What are the five components of effective drug treatment? - ✔✔1. Assessment
2. Client treatment matching
3. Comprehensive treatment (looking all all problems: legal, vocational, etc)
4. Relapse prevention
5. Accountability- looking at the effectiveness of the program.
✔✔What is extinguishing? How is it done? - ✔✔Eliminating a behavioral pattern.
These patterns are extinguished by either flooding (exposure to a real feared stimuli at
high levels) or implosion (imagery of a real feared stimuli at high levels) until the fear is
gone.
This could do nothing, be helpful, or make the situation worse.
, ✔✔What is the goal of behavioral therapy? - ✔✔Train new responses to old stimuli
✔✔What are the techniques of behavioral therapy? - ✔✔Systematic desensitization
(flooding and implosion)
Contracting
Behavior modification
Modeling
✔✔What are the four positions a person takes in TA? - ✔✔I'm not okay - you're okay
(infantile stage)
I'm not okay-you're not okay (develops from poor childhood causing the person to view
everyone as bad.
I'm okay-you're not okay (without appropriate nurturing as a child the person can not
trust).
I'm okay-you're okay (found in healthy relationships with others.
✔✔What is classic conditioning? - ✔✔Created by Pavlov
An unconditioned response to an unconditioned stimuli can be paired with a conditioned
response.
A dog may salivate at the sight of food, but if a bell is rung before the food is presented
the dog will eventually salivate at the sound of the bell.
✔✔What is operant conditioning? - ✔✔Created by Skinner
Positive reinforcement- a behavior is followed by a reward. (Increases the probability of
a behavior being repeated)
Negative reinforcement- a behavior is followed by a consequence (increases probability
of a behavior being repeated)
Punishment- behavior is followed by punishment (reduces chances of a behavior being
carried out)
Extinction- eliminating a behavior by eliminating a positive reinforcement.
✔✔What is ROSC? - ✔✔Recovery oriented system of care
