CRIS 605 FINAL TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Social loneliness can be mitigated by.
Answer: Social support
◍ According to the Task Model proposed by Jackson-CherryIn order to
intervene effectively, the assessment must be accurateThe intervention is not
linked to a comprehensive assessmentThe assessment and intervention can
be conducted simultaneouslyThe assessment is not important in the process.
Answer: In order to intervene effectively, the assessment must be accurate
◍ Early contributors to the field of crisis intervention include all of the
following EXCEPTGerald Caplan.Gerald Corey.Erich Lindemann.Reuben
Hill..
Answer: Gerald Corey.
◍ PTSD was categorized as an anxiety disorder because of the persistent
anxiety, hypervigilance, exaggerated startle response, and _____________
displayed by trauma survivors..
Answer: avoidance behaviors
◍ __________ was an early influence in the field of crisis intervention.The
Great Atlantic Hurricane of 1944The Cocoanut Grove Nightclub fire of
1942Hiroshima and Nagasaki being bombed with nuclear weapons in
1945Orson Wells' broadcast of "The War of the Worlds" in 1938.
Answer: The Cocoanut Grove Nightclub fire of 1942
◍ The procedures for working with clients in crisis begin withEstablishing
equilibrium.Assessment.Debriefing.Defusing..
Answer: Assessment
,◍ Behaviors associated with normal grief reactions include which of the
following?.
Answer: All of the above (sleep disturbances, crying, sighing)
◍ George Engel viewed the process of mourning as similar to the process of.
Answer: Healing
◍ According to Raphael (2000), the full impact of trauma frequently is
feltWithin 48 hours of a crisis event, during the "fight or flight" period of
adjustment.Two to four weeks after a crisis event during the period of
adjustment known as "picking up the pieces."A considerable time after the
crisis event during the "disillusionment" period of adjustment.After
individuals or families have completed the "rebuilding" period of adjustment
and can reflect on the events of the crisis in totality..
Answer: A considerable time after the crisis event during the
"disillusionment" period of adjustment.
◍ In 1950, _______ developed his concept of basic trust..
Answer: Erikson
◍ The earliest records of traumatic reactions appear on cuneiform tablets from
Sumeria 4,000 years ago. According to the text, the tablets describe which
of the following symptoms experienced by the ancient Sumerians?.
Answer: both a and c (anxiety, sleep disturbance)
◍ According to Erich Lindemann, a psychiatrist and researcher who described
acute grief, treatment for acute griefShould be provided only by
psychiatrists who may prescribe medication.May be provided by
psychiatrists (MDs) or psychologists (PhDs) but not counselors or social
workers.May be provided by paraprofessionals and helpers other than
psychiatrists.Is not necessary..
Answer: May be provided by paraprofessionals and helpers other than
psychiatrists.
◍ The study of crisis intervention began during World War II in response
toSoldiers returning from the war effort with PTSD diagnoses.Family
, reactions when loved ones left home to participate in war efforts.Family
reactions when soldiers returned from service and resumed their civilian
lives.Families grieving for loved ones who died in combat..
Answer: Family reactions when loved ones left home to participate in war
efforts.
◍ Cultural trauma is more likely to result in a dramatic loss of identify and
meaning, a tear in the social fabric..
Answer: True
◍ All of the following are examples of cognitions that mark the experience of
grief EXCEPT:.
Answer: Anxiety
◍ During the initial impact of a crisis,Mental health providers begin long-term
treatment planning.Mental health providers work independently of the crisis
team.Mental health providers may assist with basic needs, such as shelter
and foodMental health providers are not included in the initial crisis impact.
Answer: Mental health providers may assist with basic needs, such as shelter
and food
◍ If a client states he is willing to be voluntarily hospitalized only if the
counselor rides along to the hospital, the counselor shouldTake the client
since this will allow the transition be more calm.Explain it is not permitted
and ask if the client has a close friend or family member to be called.Call
the next of kin instead of talking this through as an option.None of the
above..
Answer: Explain it is not permitted and ask if the client has a close friend or
family member to be called.
◍ The majority of stalking cases involveFemale inpatient clients.Male
inpatient clients.Female outpatient clients.Male outpatient clients..
Answer: Male outpatient clients.
◍ Which of the following referral scenarios represents the greatest potential
danger to a sole practitioner?A client calls after finding your name on an
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Social loneliness can be mitigated by.
Answer: Social support
◍ According to the Task Model proposed by Jackson-CherryIn order to
intervene effectively, the assessment must be accurateThe intervention is not
linked to a comprehensive assessmentThe assessment and intervention can
be conducted simultaneouslyThe assessment is not important in the process.
Answer: In order to intervene effectively, the assessment must be accurate
◍ Early contributors to the field of crisis intervention include all of the
following EXCEPTGerald Caplan.Gerald Corey.Erich Lindemann.Reuben
Hill..
Answer: Gerald Corey.
◍ PTSD was categorized as an anxiety disorder because of the persistent
anxiety, hypervigilance, exaggerated startle response, and _____________
displayed by trauma survivors..
Answer: avoidance behaviors
◍ __________ was an early influence in the field of crisis intervention.The
Great Atlantic Hurricane of 1944The Cocoanut Grove Nightclub fire of
1942Hiroshima and Nagasaki being bombed with nuclear weapons in
1945Orson Wells' broadcast of "The War of the Worlds" in 1938.
Answer: The Cocoanut Grove Nightclub fire of 1942
◍ The procedures for working with clients in crisis begin withEstablishing
equilibrium.Assessment.Debriefing.Defusing..
Answer: Assessment
,◍ Behaviors associated with normal grief reactions include which of the
following?.
Answer: All of the above (sleep disturbances, crying, sighing)
◍ George Engel viewed the process of mourning as similar to the process of.
Answer: Healing
◍ According to Raphael (2000), the full impact of trauma frequently is
feltWithin 48 hours of a crisis event, during the "fight or flight" period of
adjustment.Two to four weeks after a crisis event during the period of
adjustment known as "picking up the pieces."A considerable time after the
crisis event during the "disillusionment" period of adjustment.After
individuals or families have completed the "rebuilding" period of adjustment
and can reflect on the events of the crisis in totality..
Answer: A considerable time after the crisis event during the
"disillusionment" period of adjustment.
◍ In 1950, _______ developed his concept of basic trust..
Answer: Erikson
◍ The earliest records of traumatic reactions appear on cuneiform tablets from
Sumeria 4,000 years ago. According to the text, the tablets describe which
of the following symptoms experienced by the ancient Sumerians?.
Answer: both a and c (anxiety, sleep disturbance)
◍ According to Erich Lindemann, a psychiatrist and researcher who described
acute grief, treatment for acute griefShould be provided only by
psychiatrists who may prescribe medication.May be provided by
psychiatrists (MDs) or psychologists (PhDs) but not counselors or social
workers.May be provided by paraprofessionals and helpers other than
psychiatrists.Is not necessary..
Answer: May be provided by paraprofessionals and helpers other than
psychiatrists.
◍ The study of crisis intervention began during World War II in response
toSoldiers returning from the war effort with PTSD diagnoses.Family
, reactions when loved ones left home to participate in war efforts.Family
reactions when soldiers returned from service and resumed their civilian
lives.Families grieving for loved ones who died in combat..
Answer: Family reactions when loved ones left home to participate in war
efforts.
◍ Cultural trauma is more likely to result in a dramatic loss of identify and
meaning, a tear in the social fabric..
Answer: True
◍ All of the following are examples of cognitions that mark the experience of
grief EXCEPT:.
Answer: Anxiety
◍ During the initial impact of a crisis,Mental health providers begin long-term
treatment planning.Mental health providers work independently of the crisis
team.Mental health providers may assist with basic needs, such as shelter
and foodMental health providers are not included in the initial crisis impact.
Answer: Mental health providers may assist with basic needs, such as shelter
and food
◍ If a client states he is willing to be voluntarily hospitalized only if the
counselor rides along to the hospital, the counselor shouldTake the client
since this will allow the transition be more calm.Explain it is not permitted
and ask if the client has a close friend or family member to be called.Call
the next of kin instead of talking this through as an option.None of the
above..
Answer: Explain it is not permitted and ask if the client has a close friend or
family member to be called.
◍ The majority of stalking cases involveFemale inpatient clients.Male
inpatient clients.Female outpatient clients.Male outpatient clients..
Answer: Male outpatient clients.
◍ Which of the following referral scenarios represents the greatest potential
danger to a sole practitioner?A client calls after finding your name on an
