CRIS 605- Chapter 5
questions and answers
2025(graded A+)
diagnosis in long-term therapy - answer complete evaluation
treatment in long-term therapy - answer focus on underlying issues
plan in long-term therapy - answer focus on long-term needs
methods in long-term therapy - answer systematically effect short-term,
intermediate, and long-term gains
evaluation in long-term therapy - answer validation is based on client's
total functioning
diagnosis in crisis intervention - answer rapid triage
treatment in crisis intervention - answer focus on immediate trauma
plan in crisis intervention - answer focus on immediate needs
methods in crisis intervention - answer use brief therapy to gain
immediate control
evaluation in crisis intervention - answer validation is based on the return
of pre-crisis level of equilibrium
, objectives in long-term therapy (order irrelevant) - answer prevent
problems, correct etiological factors, provide systematic support,
facilitate growth, re-educate, express emotional attitudes, resolve
conflict, accept reality, reorganize attitudes, maximize intellectual
resources
objectives in crisis intervention (order is relevant) - answer ensure client
safety, predisposition, define problem provide support, examine
alternatives, develop a plan, obtain commitment, follow-up
intake data in long-term therapy compared to crisis intervention - answer
LTT: client is stable and provides comprehensive details
CI: client may not be stable and crisis worker relies on verbal/visual cues
safety in long-term therapy compared to crisis intervention - answer LTT:
typically not the primary focus unless indicated
CI: client and other's safety is the first concern
time in long-term therapy compared to crisis intervention - answer LTT:
ample time for formal and informal assessments
CI: no time for formal assessments
reality testing in long-term therapy compared to crisis intervention -
answer LTT: typically not needed unless indicated
CI: always assessed via verbal/non-verbal cues
referrals in long-term therapy compared to crisis intervention - answer
LTT: used to achieve long-term goals
CI: used to attain safety and stability
questions and answers
2025(graded A+)
diagnosis in long-term therapy - answer complete evaluation
treatment in long-term therapy - answer focus on underlying issues
plan in long-term therapy - answer focus on long-term needs
methods in long-term therapy - answer systematically effect short-term,
intermediate, and long-term gains
evaluation in long-term therapy - answer validation is based on client's
total functioning
diagnosis in crisis intervention - answer rapid triage
treatment in crisis intervention - answer focus on immediate trauma
plan in crisis intervention - answer focus on immediate needs
methods in crisis intervention - answer use brief therapy to gain
immediate control
evaluation in crisis intervention - answer validation is based on the return
of pre-crisis level of equilibrium
, objectives in long-term therapy (order irrelevant) - answer prevent
problems, correct etiological factors, provide systematic support,
facilitate growth, re-educate, express emotional attitudes, resolve
conflict, accept reality, reorganize attitudes, maximize intellectual
resources
objectives in crisis intervention (order is relevant) - answer ensure client
safety, predisposition, define problem provide support, examine
alternatives, develop a plan, obtain commitment, follow-up
intake data in long-term therapy compared to crisis intervention - answer
LTT: client is stable and provides comprehensive details
CI: client may not be stable and crisis worker relies on verbal/visual cues
safety in long-term therapy compared to crisis intervention - answer LTT:
typically not the primary focus unless indicated
CI: client and other's safety is the first concern
time in long-term therapy compared to crisis intervention - answer LTT:
ample time for formal and informal assessments
CI: no time for formal assessments
reality testing in long-term therapy compared to crisis intervention -
answer LTT: typically not needed unless indicated
CI: always assessed via verbal/non-verbal cues
referrals in long-term therapy compared to crisis intervention - answer
LTT: used to achieve long-term goals
CI: used to attain safety and stability
