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7. According,to Marlatt's model of the relapse process, which of the following statements is NOT
true?
a. Clients should be taught skills for anticipating, avoiding, and coping with
their personal high-risk situations.
b. Clients should be taught constructive responses to cope with lapses when
they do occur.
c. Clients should be helped to recognize that one or more temporary lapses
are likely to occur and are permitted.
d. Any positive expectations that clients have about drug use should be
countered with reminders about the lows that follow the highs and about
the long-term negative consequences of substance abuse. c. Clients should be helped to
recognize that one or more temporary lapses
are likely to occur and are permitted.
8. According to the DSM-IV-TR, all of the following are criteria for psychoactive substance
dependence EXCEPT:
,a. substance often taken in larger amounts than the person intended.
b. marked lack of initiative, interest or energy.
c. frequent intoxication when expected to fulfill major role obligations.
d. one or more unsuccessful efforts to cut down substance use. b. marked lack of
initiative, interest or energy.
9. All of the following are goals of person-centered therapy EXCEPT:
a. teaching clients to formulate and carry out plans to change their behavior.
b. focusing on the person instead of the presenting problem.
c. assisting clients in enhancing their coping skills.
d. individualizing the treatment plan. a. teaching clients to formulate and carry out plans
to change their behavior.
10. Bob is a case manager in an intensive inpatient treatment facility. He
recently was assigned a client, Mary, who presents not only with
alcoholism but has also been diagnosed with AIDS. To assist Mary in her
treatment and recovery needs, Bob would probably need to have
knowledge of all of the following areas EXCEPT:
a. AIDS epidemiology and transmission routes.
,b. the disease's clinical progression.
c. new medication used in treatment regimens.
d. available social services for AIDS clients. c. new medication used in treatment
regimens.
11. Therapeutic communities differ from Synanon because:
a. these communities try to return clients to society.
b. these communities are based on individual psychotherapy rather than
group encounter.
c. these communities keep the patients busy rather than engaging in
contemplative thought.
d. these communities rely on professional psychologists rather than former
addicts or abusers. a. these communities try to return clients to society.
12. During the screening process, a critical task that the counselor has is to:
a. complete a mental status exam.
b. engage the client's family in treatment.
c. develop a treatment plan.
, d. establish rapport with the client. d. establish rapport with the client.
13. During the assessment process, your alcohol and tranquilizer abusing
client reveals a history of self-destructiveness when frustrated and an
inability to delay impulses. The MOST appropriate assessment battery in
this case is:
a. the Beck Depression Scale , the MAST test, and the MMPI.
b. the Beck Depression Scale , the MAST test, and the Stanford-Binet.
c. the MAST test, the Strong-Campbell, and the Stanford-Binet.
d. the MMPI, the Strong-Campbell, and the Stanford-Binet. a. the Beck Depression Scale
, the MAST test, and the MMPI
14. The primary purpose of the screening process is to:
a. develop a treatment plan.
b. have the client sign appropriate documents.
c. determine one's appropriateness and eligibility for admission.
d. identify the client's strengths and weaknesses. c. determine one's appropriateness and
eligibility for admission.
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7. According,to Marlatt's model of the relapse process, which of the following statements is NOT
true?
a. Clients should be taught skills for anticipating, avoiding, and coping with
their personal high-risk situations.
b. Clients should be taught constructive responses to cope with lapses when
they do occur.
c. Clients should be helped to recognize that one or more temporary lapses
are likely to occur and are permitted.
d. Any positive expectations that clients have about drug use should be
countered with reminders about the lows that follow the highs and about
the long-term negative consequences of substance abuse. c. Clients should be helped to
recognize that one or more temporary lapses
are likely to occur and are permitted.
8. According to the DSM-IV-TR, all of the following are criteria for psychoactive substance
dependence EXCEPT:
,a. substance often taken in larger amounts than the person intended.
b. marked lack of initiative, interest or energy.
c. frequent intoxication when expected to fulfill major role obligations.
d. one or more unsuccessful efforts to cut down substance use. b. marked lack of
initiative, interest or energy.
9. All of the following are goals of person-centered therapy EXCEPT:
a. teaching clients to formulate and carry out plans to change their behavior.
b. focusing on the person instead of the presenting problem.
c. assisting clients in enhancing their coping skills.
d. individualizing the treatment plan. a. teaching clients to formulate and carry out plans
to change their behavior.
10. Bob is a case manager in an intensive inpatient treatment facility. He
recently was assigned a client, Mary, who presents not only with
alcoholism but has also been diagnosed with AIDS. To assist Mary in her
treatment and recovery needs, Bob would probably need to have
knowledge of all of the following areas EXCEPT:
a. AIDS epidemiology and transmission routes.
,b. the disease's clinical progression.
c. new medication used in treatment regimens.
d. available social services for AIDS clients. c. new medication used in treatment
regimens.
11. Therapeutic communities differ from Synanon because:
a. these communities try to return clients to society.
b. these communities are based on individual psychotherapy rather than
group encounter.
c. these communities keep the patients busy rather than engaging in
contemplative thought.
d. these communities rely on professional psychologists rather than former
addicts or abusers. a. these communities try to return clients to society.
12. During the screening process, a critical task that the counselor has is to:
a. complete a mental status exam.
b. engage the client's family in treatment.
c. develop a treatment plan.
, d. establish rapport with the client. d. establish rapport with the client.
13. During the assessment process, your alcohol and tranquilizer abusing
client reveals a history of self-destructiveness when frustrated and an
inability to delay impulses. The MOST appropriate assessment battery in
this case is:
a. the Beck Depression Scale , the MAST test, and the MMPI.
b. the Beck Depression Scale , the MAST test, and the Stanford-Binet.
c. the MAST test, the Strong-Campbell, and the Stanford-Binet.
d. the MMPI, the Strong-Campbell, and the Stanford-Binet. a. the Beck Depression Scale
, the MAST test, and the MMPI
14. The primary purpose of the screening process is to:
a. develop a treatment plan.
b. have the client sign appropriate documents.
c. determine one's appropriateness and eligibility for admission.
d. identify the client's strengths and weaknesses. c. determine one's appropriateness and
eligibility for admission.
