HUS-Intro crisis Intervention
The study of crisis intervention began during World War II in response to -
correct answer ✔family reactions when loved ones left home to participate in
war efforts
Following a stressor or crisis event, the degree to which functioning has
changed over an extended period of time is called - correct answer
✔adaption
Compared to psychologists and psychiatrists, professional counselors -
correct answer ✔work from a prevention point of view.
According to Boss (2002), __________ is a continuous variable, whereas
__________ is a dichotomous variable - correct answer ✔stress; crisis
According to the Double ABC-X Model proposed by McCubbin and Patterson
(1982), long-term change following a crisis event - correct answer ✔may be
positive or negative.
Which of the following statements is TRUE? Crisis intervention - correct
answer ✔may take place within an established ongoing counseling
relationship.
Which of the following statements with regard to trauma is TRUE? - correct
answer ✔People experiencing traumatic events respond with intense feelings
of fear and helplessness.
According to Selye (1956), there are two types of stress, - correct answer
✔distress and eustress.
, Early contributors to the field of crisis intervention include all of the following
EXCEPT - correct answer ✔Gerald Corey.
Which of the following statements about coping is FALSE? - correct answer
✔Using defense mechanisms should not be considered coping.
Stressors that may lead to crises - correct answer ✔may be normal,
developmental phenomena
__________ is NOT a category of coping described by Lazarus (1993). -
correct answer ✔Solution-focused coping
A cluster of symptoms including somatic distress, feelings of guilt, hostility,
disorganization, and behavior changes experienced by the surviving family
members of nearly 500 individuals who died in a tragic event in the 1940s was
labeled "acute grief." A disorder that is described in the DSM that seems to
parallel acute grief is - correct answer ✔acute stress disorder.
The effects of a stressor or crisis event may be mediated by - correct answer
✔All of the above.
According to Raphael (2000), the full impact of trauma frequently is felt -
correct answer ✔a considerable time after the crisis event during the
"disillusionment" period of adjustment.
Crises are - correct answer ✔None of the above
A high-risk suicidal client suddenly jumps up and runs from a counselor's
office. The counselor should - correct answer ✔call law enforcement.
The study of crisis intervention began during World War II in response to -
correct answer ✔family reactions when loved ones left home to participate in
war efforts
Following a stressor or crisis event, the degree to which functioning has
changed over an extended period of time is called - correct answer
✔adaption
Compared to psychologists and psychiatrists, professional counselors -
correct answer ✔work from a prevention point of view.
According to Boss (2002), __________ is a continuous variable, whereas
__________ is a dichotomous variable - correct answer ✔stress; crisis
According to the Double ABC-X Model proposed by McCubbin and Patterson
(1982), long-term change following a crisis event - correct answer ✔may be
positive or negative.
Which of the following statements is TRUE? Crisis intervention - correct
answer ✔may take place within an established ongoing counseling
relationship.
Which of the following statements with regard to trauma is TRUE? - correct
answer ✔People experiencing traumatic events respond with intense feelings
of fear and helplessness.
According to Selye (1956), there are two types of stress, - correct answer
✔distress and eustress.
, Early contributors to the field of crisis intervention include all of the following
EXCEPT - correct answer ✔Gerald Corey.
Which of the following statements about coping is FALSE? - correct answer
✔Using defense mechanisms should not be considered coping.
Stressors that may lead to crises - correct answer ✔may be normal,
developmental phenomena
__________ is NOT a category of coping described by Lazarus (1993). -
correct answer ✔Solution-focused coping
A cluster of symptoms including somatic distress, feelings of guilt, hostility,
disorganization, and behavior changes experienced by the surviving family
members of nearly 500 individuals who died in a tragic event in the 1940s was
labeled "acute grief." A disorder that is described in the DSM that seems to
parallel acute grief is - correct answer ✔acute stress disorder.
The effects of a stressor or crisis event may be mediated by - correct answer
✔All of the above.
According to Raphael (2000), the full impact of trauma frequently is felt -
correct answer ✔a considerable time after the crisis event during the
"disillusionment" period of adjustment.
Crises are - correct answer ✔None of the above
A high-risk suicidal client suddenly jumps up and runs from a counselor's
office. The counselor should - correct answer ✔call law enforcement.
