Mental Health Coaching 301 Question
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2025/2026
Which Model of Addiction is the oldest? - correct answer ✔Moral volitional model
What is a core assumption of the Dispositional disease model? - correct answer ✔Once an addict,
always an addict
What example was given for how addiction is an issue of devotion? - correct answer ✔The
Nazirite/Nazarite vow is taken by individuals who have voluntarily dedicated themselves to God.
The vow is a decision, action, and desire on the part of people whose desire is to yield themselves to
God completely.
By definition, the Hebrew word nazir, simply means "to be separated or consecrated." The Nazirite vow,
which appears in Numbers 6:1-21, has five features.
It is voluntary, can be done by either men or women, has a specific time frame, has specific
requirements and restrictions, and at its conclusion a sacrifice is offered.
What are ACEs? - correct answer ✔adverse childhood experiences
AA is an example of which Model of Addiction? - correct answer ✔Dispositional disease model
Which Model of Addiction does studies on twins specifically? - correct answer ✔Genetic physiological
model
,Which model still has "stinkin' thinkin'" cloaked in other terms? - correct answer ✔Spiritual model
The public health model is an example of which Model of Addiction? - correct answer ✔Integrated
model
In the Moral volitional model, guilt can be ____, but shame tends to ____. - correct answer ✔prosocial,
paralyze
Due to alcohol related deaths, how many years of potential life has been lost? - correct answer ✔2.5
million
Which word does Ephesians use related to alcoholism? - correct answer ✔Dissipation
LSD is in which drug class? - correct answer ✔Hallucinogens
What does it mean to say alcoholism is progressive? - correct answer ✔It goes in one direction and gets
worse.
Which does the Bible say is a result of alcoholism? - correct answer ✔Disorientation
Obsession
Conflict
How many grams of Fentanyl is a lethal dose? - correct answer ✔2-3 grams
, Which is true about the 12 Step Program? - correct answer ✔Has solid Biblical undergirding
Encourages moral inventory
Encourages surrender
Which disease is not acquired? - correct answer ✔ALS
When setting limits on alcohol use, what are the amounts of alcohol considered? - correct answer ✔12
oz beer, 5 oz wine, 1.5 oz spirits
Which drug is the most destructive to the body given its pervasive effects? - correct answer ✔Alcohol
In the example of the client suffering from alcohol addiction and panic disorder: - correct answer ✔She
had to learn to set boundaries.
Which is not an indicator for an early starter pathway? - correct answer ✔Begins around 17 years old
What happened in the case study of the 17 year old boy? - correct answer ✔He died of an overdose.
What is the process called for dealing with resistance in dual diagnosis clients? - correct answer
✔Motivational interviewing process
Which is not one of the main stages of change? - correct answer ✔Relapse
Which is not true about change? - correct answer ✔The more you try to convince someone, the less
they resist.
and answers already passed
2025/2026
Which Model of Addiction is the oldest? - correct answer ✔Moral volitional model
What is a core assumption of the Dispositional disease model? - correct answer ✔Once an addict,
always an addict
What example was given for how addiction is an issue of devotion? - correct answer ✔The
Nazirite/Nazarite vow is taken by individuals who have voluntarily dedicated themselves to God.
The vow is a decision, action, and desire on the part of people whose desire is to yield themselves to
God completely.
By definition, the Hebrew word nazir, simply means "to be separated or consecrated." The Nazirite vow,
which appears in Numbers 6:1-21, has five features.
It is voluntary, can be done by either men or women, has a specific time frame, has specific
requirements and restrictions, and at its conclusion a sacrifice is offered.
What are ACEs? - correct answer ✔adverse childhood experiences
AA is an example of which Model of Addiction? - correct answer ✔Dispositional disease model
Which Model of Addiction does studies on twins specifically? - correct answer ✔Genetic physiological
model
,Which model still has "stinkin' thinkin'" cloaked in other terms? - correct answer ✔Spiritual model
The public health model is an example of which Model of Addiction? - correct answer ✔Integrated
model
In the Moral volitional model, guilt can be ____, but shame tends to ____. - correct answer ✔prosocial,
paralyze
Due to alcohol related deaths, how many years of potential life has been lost? - correct answer ✔2.5
million
Which word does Ephesians use related to alcoholism? - correct answer ✔Dissipation
LSD is in which drug class? - correct answer ✔Hallucinogens
What does it mean to say alcoholism is progressive? - correct answer ✔It goes in one direction and gets
worse.
Which does the Bible say is a result of alcoholism? - correct answer ✔Disorientation
Obsession
Conflict
How many grams of Fentanyl is a lethal dose? - correct answer ✔2-3 grams
, Which is true about the 12 Step Program? - correct answer ✔Has solid Biblical undergirding
Encourages moral inventory
Encourages surrender
Which disease is not acquired? - correct answer ✔ALS
When setting limits on alcohol use, what are the amounts of alcohol considered? - correct answer ✔12
oz beer, 5 oz wine, 1.5 oz spirits
Which drug is the most destructive to the body given its pervasive effects? - correct answer ✔Alcohol
In the example of the client suffering from alcohol addiction and panic disorder: - correct answer ✔She
had to learn to set boundaries.
Which is not an indicator for an early starter pathway? - correct answer ✔Begins around 17 years old
What happened in the case study of the 17 year old boy? - correct answer ✔He died of an overdose.
What is the process called for dealing with resistance in dual diagnosis clients? - correct answer
✔Motivational interviewing process
Which is not one of the main stages of change? - correct answer ✔Relapse
Which is not true about change? - correct answer ✔The more you try to convince someone, the less
they resist.
