TF-CBT EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2026 COMPLETE EXAM
PREP WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
◉ The treatment effects of TF-CBT have been found to endure a) as
long as the child is in therapy. b) at least 18 months. c) at least 5 years.
d) for the remainder of a client's life.
Answer: at least 18 months
◉ The P in PRACTICE stands for a) progressive muscle relaxation. b)
psychoeducation and parent training. c) the Premack principle. d) Parent
Child Interaction Therapy..
Answer: psychoeducation and parent training
◉ Punishment typically suppresses an undesired behavior and a) is
equally as advisable as reinforcement. b) does not lead to lasting change.
c) needs to last at least two hours. d) is the only mechanism for change
available to parents..
Answer: does not lead to lasting change
◉ The first step to affect regulation is a) thinking positively. b) checking
the facts. c) identifying the emotion. d) medication..
Answer: identifying the emotion
◉ Self-talk was first introduced into cognitive behavioral modification
by Meichenbaum to treat a) trauma in children and adolescents. b)
ANSWERS 2026 COMPLETE EXAM
PREP WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
◉ The treatment effects of TF-CBT have been found to endure a) as
long as the child is in therapy. b) at least 18 months. c) at least 5 years.
d) for the remainder of a client's life.
Answer: at least 18 months
◉ The P in PRACTICE stands for a) progressive muscle relaxation. b)
psychoeducation and parent training. c) the Premack principle. d) Parent
Child Interaction Therapy..
Answer: psychoeducation and parent training
◉ Punishment typically suppresses an undesired behavior and a) is
equally as advisable as reinforcement. b) does not lead to lasting change.
c) needs to last at least two hours. d) is the only mechanism for change
available to parents..
Answer: does not lead to lasting change
◉ The first step to affect regulation is a) thinking positively. b) checking
the facts. c) identifying the emotion. d) medication..
Answer: identifying the emotion
◉ Self-talk was first introduced into cognitive behavioral modification
by Meichenbaum to treat a) trauma in children and adolescents. b)
