CMAS Exam Study Guide Questions 100%
Correct Solutions
The activity of coordinating services, making referrals, and supporting the family
members is referred to as ___________________ or service provision. - ANSWER case
management
____________________________ is the worker's reaction to the client (feelings,
attitudes, thoughts, and behaviors), which is brought about by the helper's own past life
experiences. - ANSWER Countertransference
There are three areas in treatment about which the client cannot expect the worker or
therapist to maintain confidentiality these three areas are: - ANSWER -if the client
threatens to kill another
- if the client abuses or neglects a child. These situations should or must be reported.
- if the client has threatened or attempted suicide
___________________ usually refers to some type of formal service provided in the
home on an intensive basis (e.g., intensive family preservation) or through mental
health services usually provided by other agencies within the community. - ANSWER
treatment
___________________________ strives to address the emotional, psychological, and
behavioral impact of the child abuse or neglect and the compromised parent-child
relationships in the interest of creating a more functional home that limits the future
risk to the child - ANSWER treatment
Cultural differences may actually be perceived as resistance by the client. - ANSWER
true
, __________________________ is a vital skill for maltreating parents to develop. The
parents must be able to recognize their own feelings, communicate them articulately,
and appreciate the feelings of others. - ANSWER communication
________________________________ refer to voluntary services that are provided for
families who are not yet in acute crisis. These services are actually designed to prevent
crisis and promote healthy functioning. - ANSWER family support services
___________________________ are mandated for families when a crisis is imminent or
has already occurred—for example, when a report has been filed about a family to child
protection and, after investigating the situation, the caseworker feels that the family
should remain intact but needs intensive family services. - ANSWER family prevention
services
______________________________________ is the provision of out-of-home care in
which host caregivers and the parent(s) care for the children simultaneously. The
eventual goal is independent living for the family. Possible types of shared family care
are (1) drug treatment programs for mothers with their children, (2) drug treatment
programs for adults, which also offer treatment to the children, (3) residential programs
for pregnant and parenting teens, (4) residential programs for children, which also offer
live-in treatment programs for the parents, and (5) foster family homes for both the
parent(s) and the children. - ANSWER shared family care
______________________________ is an approach that puts the strengths and
resources of people, communities and their environments, rather than their problems
and pathologies, at the center of the helping process - ANSWER strengths based
approach
__________________________________ is used with children who are between 3 and
21 years of age and are exhibiting post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a result of
exposure to childhood trauma. These children are demonstrating anxiety, depression,
behavioral problems, and other symptoms of abuse. This technique is also used with
non-abusive parents - ANSWER Trauma Focused - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Correct Solutions
The activity of coordinating services, making referrals, and supporting the family
members is referred to as ___________________ or service provision. - ANSWER case
management
____________________________ is the worker's reaction to the client (feelings,
attitudes, thoughts, and behaviors), which is brought about by the helper's own past life
experiences. - ANSWER Countertransference
There are three areas in treatment about which the client cannot expect the worker or
therapist to maintain confidentiality these three areas are: - ANSWER -if the client
threatens to kill another
- if the client abuses or neglects a child. These situations should or must be reported.
- if the client has threatened or attempted suicide
___________________ usually refers to some type of formal service provided in the
home on an intensive basis (e.g., intensive family preservation) or through mental
health services usually provided by other agencies within the community. - ANSWER
treatment
___________________________ strives to address the emotional, psychological, and
behavioral impact of the child abuse or neglect and the compromised parent-child
relationships in the interest of creating a more functional home that limits the future
risk to the child - ANSWER treatment
Cultural differences may actually be perceived as resistance by the client. - ANSWER
true
, __________________________ is a vital skill for maltreating parents to develop. The
parents must be able to recognize their own feelings, communicate them articulately,
and appreciate the feelings of others. - ANSWER communication
________________________________ refer to voluntary services that are provided for
families who are not yet in acute crisis. These services are actually designed to prevent
crisis and promote healthy functioning. - ANSWER family support services
___________________________ are mandated for families when a crisis is imminent or
has already occurred—for example, when a report has been filed about a family to child
protection and, after investigating the situation, the caseworker feels that the family
should remain intact but needs intensive family services. - ANSWER family prevention
services
______________________________________ is the provision of out-of-home care in
which host caregivers and the parent(s) care for the children simultaneously. The
eventual goal is independent living for the family. Possible types of shared family care
are (1) drug treatment programs for mothers with their children, (2) drug treatment
programs for adults, which also offer treatment to the children, (3) residential programs
for pregnant and parenting teens, (4) residential programs for children, which also offer
live-in treatment programs for the parents, and (5) foster family homes for both the
parent(s) and the children. - ANSWER shared family care
______________________________ is an approach that puts the strengths and
resources of people, communities and their environments, rather than their problems
and pathologies, at the center of the helping process - ANSWER strengths based
approach
__________________________________ is used with children who are between 3 and
21 years of age and are exhibiting post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a result of
exposure to childhood trauma. These children are demonstrating anxiety, depression,
behavioral problems, and other symptoms of abuse. This technique is also used with
non-abusive parents - ANSWER Trauma Focused - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
