NR605 MIDTERM EXAM 2026 PRACTICE TEST
PREMIUM QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
ANSWERS ONE HUNDRED PERCENT CORRECT
◉ Phases in the Change Process.
Answer: 1. Precontemplation Phase: lack of awareness or intention
to change
2. Contemplation Phase: awareness of the problem and
consideration of change
3. Preparation: planning and setting goals for changes
4. Action: implementing change strategies
5. Maintenance: sustaining new behaviors and preventing relapse
6. Relapse (optional phase): returning to previous behaviors, which
may lead to renewed commitment
◉ Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT).
Answer: -a brief, goal-oriented therapy focused on building solutions
rather than solving problems
-encourages clients to identify strengths and resources to achieve
goals
-techniques include the Miracle Question and Scaling Questions to
help clients envision progress
, ◉ Miracle Question.
Answer: -technique in SFT
-therapist asks a client to imagine a scenario where their problem
has miraculously disappeared overnight, and then to describe what
specific changes they would notice in their life to indicate this
"miracle" has happened
◉ Scaling Question.
Answer: -technique in SFT
-therapist asks a client to rate their current situation or progress on
a scale from 1 to 10, with 1 representing the worst possible scenario
and 10 representing the best, allowing them to concretely assess
their position and identify small steps towards positive change
◉ Psychodrama.
Answer: -an experiential group therapy that uses role-playing to
explore and resolve emotional and interpersonal issues
-facilitates self-expression, insight, and behavioral practice in a safe
and supportive environment
-founded by Jacob L. Moreno
◉ Principles of Group Therapy.
Answer: 1. Universality: realizing others share similar struggles
PREMIUM QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
ANSWERS ONE HUNDRED PERCENT CORRECT
◉ Phases in the Change Process.
Answer: 1. Precontemplation Phase: lack of awareness or intention
to change
2. Contemplation Phase: awareness of the problem and
consideration of change
3. Preparation: planning and setting goals for changes
4. Action: implementing change strategies
5. Maintenance: sustaining new behaviors and preventing relapse
6. Relapse (optional phase): returning to previous behaviors, which
may lead to renewed commitment
◉ Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT).
Answer: -a brief, goal-oriented therapy focused on building solutions
rather than solving problems
-encourages clients to identify strengths and resources to achieve
goals
-techniques include the Miracle Question and Scaling Questions to
help clients envision progress
, ◉ Miracle Question.
Answer: -technique in SFT
-therapist asks a client to imagine a scenario where their problem
has miraculously disappeared overnight, and then to describe what
specific changes they would notice in their life to indicate this
"miracle" has happened
◉ Scaling Question.
Answer: -technique in SFT
-therapist asks a client to rate their current situation or progress on
a scale from 1 to 10, with 1 representing the worst possible scenario
and 10 representing the best, allowing them to concretely assess
their position and identify small steps towards positive change
◉ Psychodrama.
Answer: -an experiential group therapy that uses role-playing to
explore and resolve emotional and interpersonal issues
-facilitates self-expression, insight, and behavioral practice in a safe
and supportive environment
-founded by Jacob L. Moreno
◉ Principles of Group Therapy.
Answer: 1. Universality: realizing others share similar struggles
