NCMHCE EXAM STUDY GUIDE WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

NCMHCE EXAM STUDY GUIDE WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS interrole conflict - Answer️️ -experience of conflict between expectations of two or more roles that are assumed simultaneously intrarole conflict - Answer️️ -experience of conflict between expectations within a given role Albert Bandura's theory - Answer️️ -Social learning theory Fritz Heider's balance theory - Answer️️ -Concerned with the balance of the individual in question, another individual, and a person/thing/or idea Cognitive dissonance - Answer️️ -Occurs when a person's attitudes and behaviors are not in line with one another Cognitive Dissonance theorist - Answer️️ -Leon Festinger Daryl Bem's Self Perception Theory - Answer️️ -The theory that when one's attitudes or feelings are vague or ambiguous, one makes conclusions about his/her attitudes based upon his/her behavior Bandura proposed that aggressive behavior is learned through two possible methods: - Answer️️ -Modeling or reinforcement Structural factors - Answer️️ -Effects that certain stimuli have on an individual's nervous system Functional factors - Answer️️ -Factors dealing with a particular individual's needs or emotions ©SOPHIABENNETT EXAM SOLUTIONS Saturday, September 7, 2024 6:58 PM Page | 2 4 elements to social identity theory - Answer️️ -Categorization, association, comparison, distinctiveness 4 conditions that arise in cross cultural counseling - Answer️️ -Appropriate process/Appropriate goals, Appropriate process/Inappropriate goals, Inappropriate process/appropriate goals, inappropriate process/inappropriate goals Typical African American family is described as - Answer️️ -Matriarchal Anomia - Answer️️ -inability to name objects Paraphasia - Answer️️ -speech disturbance resulting from brain damage in which words are jumbled and sentences meaningless Echolalia - Answer️️ -Automatic and immediate repetition of what others say Neologism - Answer️️ -newly coined word Dysprodia - Answer️️ -Flat monotone speech Oriented to person, place, and time - Answer️️ -the state of being able to answer basic questions about person, place, or time Confabulation - Answer️️ -The unintended false recollection of episodic memories Mood - Answer️️ -Sustained emotional state Affect - Answer️️ -Appearance of observable emotions Somnolence - Answer️️ -Excessive drowsiness or sleepiness MMSE - Mini-mental State Exam - Answer️️ -A brief neuropsychological tool used for quick assessment and screening of Major Neurocognitive Disorder ©SOPHIABENNETT EXAM SOLUTIONS Saturday, September 7, 2024 6:58 PM Page | 3 Psychosocial summary should include - Answer️️ -A statement about what brought the client to the session, specifically the basis for assessment Assessment is the process of : (6) - Answer️️ -Collecting data, analyzing the nature,causes, and triggers of client problems, identifying strengths, reviewing the progression of the client's context, synthesizing the client's relevant data, and formulating an intervention or action plan accordingly SCID-I - Answer️️ -a semistuctured interview for making the major DSM-IV Axis I diagnoses. SCID-II - Answer️️ -semi-structured interview for making DSM-IV Axis II (Personality Disorder) diagnoses. OMNI-IV - Answer️️ -self-report inventory designed to assess abnormal personality traits A social history will include (7) - Answer️️ -Information about the presenting problem, social role functioning, family history, employment/educational history, physical health issues, alcohol or drug issues, mental health issues The biopsychosocial Hx will include (6) : - Answer️️ -Cursory identifying information, presenting problem/issue, summary impression, goals, discharge/transition plan, diagnostic impression BSP, biological/medical - Answer️️ -Includes substance related issues, medical conditions, medications, disability restrictions BSP, psychological - Answer️️ -Including symptom/problems, men