CADC FINAL EXAM ///2024 UPDATED AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS

How is the individual who is responsible to carry out the clinical monitoring and collaborative client assessment, evaluations, referrals, treatment coordination, and goodness-of-fit appraisals of the treatment plan to client goals and objectives BEST known as? A. Case manager B. Service coordinator C. Therapist D. Administrator - CORRECT ANSWER- A. Case manager In motivational interviewing (MI), what is the role of the counselor? A. An expert, providing unilateral direction and guidance B. A subordinate, primarily listening and reflecting C. A coach or consultant, asking key questions for learning D. An authority figure, creating a professional treatment plan - CORRECT ANSWER- A. A coach or consultant, asking key questions for learning (you answered this correctly) The counselor-client relationship can be very complex. What does the term transference refer to? A. Feelings from the client that the counselor uses to strengthen the relationship B. Feeling from the counselor that the client accepts to grow and improve C. Feelings from a past relationship that are projected onto the counselor D. Feeling from current relationships that are added to the counseling experience - CORRECT ANSWER- C. Feelings from a past relationship that are projected onto the counselor (you answered this correctly) That does the TSR assessment instrument measure? A. Therapeutic intensity and problem severity B. Solution-oriented therapeutic resistance C. Nature and intensity of treatment services D. Topic specific remedial outcomes - CORRECT ANSWER- C. Nature and intensity of treatment services (you answered this correctly). TSR stands for "Treatment Services Review". How is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs BEST described? A. A fundamental ranking of essential needs B. The way a client selects a drug of choice C. A scale for determining treatment readiness D. A model of the processes involved in change - CORRECT ANSWER- A. A fundamental ranking of essential needs (you answered this correctly)