Question 1

Stress management strategies that focus on spirituality and social supports networking would be examples of:

Accepted Answer

A)  affecting factors that are creating the stress. 
B)  eradicating the source of stress. 
C)  fostering factors that will act as a buffer or will transform the stress. 
D)  managing the symptoms or phenomenology of the stress itself. 
A)  affecting factors that are creating the stress. 
B)  eradicating the source of stress. 
C)  fostering factors that will act as a buffer or will transform the stress. 
D)  managing the symptoms or phenomenology of the stress itself. C

Question 2

________is an example of a direct-action coping strategy designed to assist clients who are dealing with stressful life situations that cannot be substantially altered or avoided.

Accepted Answer

A)  Information collection 
B)  Identification of escape routes 
C)  Palliative coping 
D)  Self-reward 
A)  Information collection 
B)  Identification of escape routes 
C)  Palliative coping 
D)  Self-reward C

Question 3

The helper assesses the client's way of thinking about problem-solving in which problem-solving therapy component?

Accepted Answer

A)  Problem orientation 
B)  Generation of alternative solutions 
C)  Solution implementation 
D)  Decision making 
A)  Problem orientation 
B)  Generation of alternative solutions 
C)  Solution implementation 
D)  Decision making A

Question 4

Training in stress inoculation entails the acquisition and practice of___________ coping skills and application of the coping skills to_________ situations.

Accepted Answer

A)  direct-action; problem-related 
B)  cognitive; problem-related 
C)  direct-action and cognitive; potential problem 
D)  direct-action and cognitive; problem-related and potential problem 
A)  direct-action; problem-related 
B)  cognitive; problem-related 
C)  direct-action and cognitive; potential problem 
D)  direct-action and cognitive; problem-related and potential problem

Question 5

All of the following statements are true of problem-solving therapy EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  it is a cognitive-behavioral intervention. 
B)  it is based on a relational/problem-solving model. 
C)  solutions must be situation or context specific. 
D)  a singular solution is sought rather than a generation of alternative solutions. 
A)  it is a cognitive-behavioral intervention. 
B)  it is based on a relational/problem-solving model. 
C)  solutions must be situation or context specific. 
D)  a singular solution is sought rather than a generation of alternative solutions.

Question 6

Compose three questions that a helper may ask to assess for client's spirituality.

Accepted Answer

1. How does your spirituality or faith p

Question 7

Coping skills are effective with current concerns but are ineffective with potential or prevention of future problems.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

A client is seeking assistance in resolving problems she is having on her job. Please provide a treatment rationale for using a problem-solving therapy approach.

Accepted Answer

Problem-solving therapy is a structured,

Question 9

Stress management approaches that focus on the symptoms or phenomenology of the stress itself might include_______ .

Accepted Answer

A)  relaxation, exercise, biofeedback 
B)  problem solving, conflict resolution 
C)  changing environmental stressors, advocacy 
D)  social supports networking, spirituality 
A)  relaxation, exercise, biofeedback 
B)  problem solving, conflict resolution 
C)  changing environmental stressors, advocacy 
D)  social supports networking, spirituality

Question 10

________is defined as processes of re-establishing physiological homeostasis or stability of functioning through change.

Accepted Answer

A)  Eleostasis 
B)  Allostasis 
C)  Mateostasis 
D)  Physiostasis 
A)  Eleostasis 
B)  Allostasis 
C)  Mateostasis 
D)  Physiostasis

Question 11

Identify and describe three guidelines you would utilize in working with a diverse client using problem-solving therapy.

Accepted Answer

1. Cultural Sensitivity: When working wi

Question 12

When a helper engages a client in reflection on his/her typical problem-solving style, this is the _________stage of the problem-solving process.

Accepted Answer

A)  solution implementation 
B)  problem orientation 
C)  decision-making 
D)  generation of alternatives 
A)  solution implementation 
B)  problem orientation 
C)  decision-making 
D)  generation of alternatives

Question 13

Client: "I was so angry, but I was able to do deep breathing and I didn't lose my temper. I was so proud that I treated myself by watching my favorite movie." This stage in the phases of stress reactions would most likely be reflected in:

Accepted Answer

A)  preparing for a stressful situation. 
B)  confronting a stressful situation. 
C)  rewarding oneself for handling a stressful situation. 
D)  coping with critical moments during a stressful situation. 
A)  preparing for a stressful situation. 
B)  confronting a stressful situation. 
C)  rewarding oneself for handling a stressful situation. 
D)  coping with critical moments during a stressful situation.

Question 14

All EXCEPT which of the following describe the appropriate use of coping thoughts?

Accepted Answer

A)  The client shouldn't select coping thoughts that s/he employed in the past. 
B)  The client shouldn't select general coping thoughts that invite rote repetition. 
C)  The client should select coping thoughts that feel natural. 
D)  The helper should model possible coping thoughts for the client. 
A)  The client shouldn't select coping thoughts that s/he employed in the past. 
B)  The client shouldn't select general coping thoughts that invite rote repetition. 
C)  The client should select coping thoughts that feel natural. 
D)  The helper should model possible coping thoughts for the client.

Question 15

What is the role of the helper in the problem orientation stage of problem-solving therapy.

Accepted Answer

In problem-solving therapy (PST), the ro

Question 16

A helper works with a client to develop self-statements to reduce stress. This coping strategy is:

Accepted Answer

A)  cognitive coping. 
B)  objective action. 
C)  affective coping. 
D)  direct action. 
A)  cognitive coping. 
B)  objective action. 
C)  affective coping. 
D)  direct action.

Question 17

Persons with a maladaptive problem-solving style tend to:

Accepted Answer

A)  blame themselves or others for the problem. 
B)  have a high level of self-efficacy. 
C)  maximize the benefits of problem-solving. 
D)  minimize the losses from inadequate problem-solving. 
A)  blame themselves or others for the problem. 
B)  have a high level of self-efficacy. 
C)  maximize the benefits of problem-solving. 
D)  minimize the losses from inadequate problem-solving.

Question 18

Spirituality possibly taps into all of the following health-linked factors EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  promoting healthy behaviors. 
B)  fostering a sense of meaning. 
C)  encouraging risky behavior. 
D)  encouraging hope. 
A)  promoting healthy behaviors. 
B)  fostering a sense of meaning. 
C)  encouraging risky behavior. 
D)  encouraging hope.

Question 19

Describe a case scenario when using stress inoculation with a client would be an appropriate intervention.

Accepted Answer

A case scenario where using stress inocu

Question 20

When engaged in the problem-solving process, a client is asked to decide on the best solution after judging and comparing the proposed alternatives. This stage is known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  solution implementation. 
B)  problem orientation. 
C)  decision making. 
D)  generation of alternatives. 
A)  solution implementation. 
B)  problem orientation. 
C)  decision making. 
D)  generation of alternatives.

Stress management strategies that focus on spirituality and social supports networking would be examples of:

________is an example of a direct-action coping strategy designed to assist clients who are dealing with stressful life situations that cannot be substantially altered or avoided.

The helper assesses the client's way of thinking about problem-solving in which problem-solving therapy component?

Training in stress inoculation entails the acquisition and practice of___ coping skills and application of the coping skills to_ situations.

All of the following statements are true of problem-solving therapy EXCEPT:

Compose three questions that a helper may ask to assess for client's spirituality.

Coping skills are effective with current concerns but are ineffective with potential or prevention of future problems.

A client is seeking assistance in resolving problems she is having on her job. Please provide a treatment rationale for using a problem-solving therapy approach.

Stress management approaches that focus on the symptoms or phenomenology of the stress itself might include_______ .

________is defined as processes of re-establishing physiological homeostasis or stability of functioning through change.

Identify and describe three guidelines you would utilize in working with a diverse client using problem-solving therapy.

When a helper engages a client in reflection on his/her typical problem-solving style, this is the _________stage of the problem-solving process.

Client: "I was so angry, but I was able to do deep breathing and I didn't lose my temper. I was so proud that I treated myself by watching my favorite movie." This stage in the phases of stress reactions would most likely be reflected in:

All EXCEPT which of the following describe the appropriate use of coping thoughts?

What is the role of the helper in the problem orientation stage of problem-solving therapy.

A helper works with a client to develop self-statements to reduce stress. This coping strategy is:

Persons with a maladaptive problem-solving style tend to:

Spirituality possibly taps into all of the following health-linked factors EXCEPT:

Describe a case scenario when using stress inoculation with a client would be an appropriate intervention.

When engaged in the problem-solving process, a client is asked to decide on the best solution after judging and comparing the proposed alternatives. This stage is known as:

Building Your Foundation As a Helper

Critical Commitments: Diversity Issues and Ethical Practice for Helpers

Ingredients of an Effective Helping Relationship

Listening

Influencing Responses

Conducting an Interview Assessment With Clients

Constructing, Contextualizing, and Evaluating Treatment Goals

Clinical Decision Making and Treatment Planning

Strategies for Working With Resistance: Solution Focused Therapy and Motivational Interviewing

Cognitive Change Strategies: Reframing, Cognitive Modeling, and Cognitive Restructuring

Cognitive Approaches to Stress Management: Stress Processes, Problem Solving Therapy, and Stress Inoculation Training

Self-Calming Approaches to Stress Management: Breathing, Muscle Relaxation, and Mindfulness Meditation

Exposure Therapy for Anxiety, Fear, and Trauma

Self-Management Strategies: Self-Monitoring, Stimulus Control, Self-Reward, and Self-Efficacy

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Exam 6: Assessing and Conceptualizing Client Problems and Contexts

Stress management strategies that focus on spirituality and social supports networking would be examples of:

________is an example of a direct-action coping strategy designed to assist clients who are dealing with stressful life situations that cannot be substantially altered or avoided.

The helper assesses the client's way of thinking about problem-solving in which problem-solving therapy component?

Training in stress inoculation entails the acquisition and practice of___________ coping skills and application of the coping skills to_________ situations.

All of the following statements are true of problem-solving therapy EXCEPT:

Compose three questions that a helper may ask to assess for client's spirituality.

Coping skills are effective with current concerns but are ineffective with potential or prevention of future problems.

A client is seeking assistance in resolving problems she is having on her job. Please provide a treatment rationale for using a problem-solving therapy approach.

Stress management approaches that focus on the symptoms or phenomenology of the stress itself might include_______ .

________is defined as processes of re-establishing physiological homeostasis or stability of functioning through change.

Identify and describe three guidelines you would utilize in working with a diverse client using problem-solving therapy.

When a helper engages a client in reflection on his/her typical problem-solving style, this is the _________stage of the problem-solving process.

Client: "I was so angry, but I was able to do deep breathing and I didn't lose my temper. I was so proud that I treated myself by watching my favorite movie." This stage in the phases of stress reactions would most likely be reflected in:

All EXCEPT which of the following describe the appropriate use of coping thoughts?

What is the role of the helper in the problem orientation stage of problem-solving therapy.

A helper works with a client to develop self-statements to reduce stress. This coping strategy is:

Persons with a maladaptive problem-solving style tend to:

Spirituality possibly taps into all of the following health-linked factors EXCEPT:

Describe a case scenario when using stress inoculation with a client would be an appropriate intervention.

When engaged in the problem-solving process, a client is asked to decide on the best solution after judging and comparing the proposed alternatives. This stage is known as:

Building Your Foundation As a Helper

Critical Commitments: Diversity Issues and Ethical Practice for Helpers

Ingredients of an Effective Helping Relationship

Listening

Influencing Responses

Conducting an Interview Assessment With Clients

Constructing, Contextualizing, and Evaluating Treatment Goals

Clinical Decision Making and Treatment Planning

Strategies for Working With Resistance: Solution Focused Therapy and Motivational Interviewing

Cognitive Change Strategies: Reframing, Cognitive Modeling, and Cognitive Restructuring

Cognitive Approaches to Stress Management: Stress Processes, Problem Solving Therapy, and Stress Inoculation Training

Self-Calming Approaches to Stress Management: Breathing, Muscle Relaxation, and Mindfulness Meditation

Exposure Therapy for Anxiety, Fear, and Trauma

Self-Management Strategies: Self-Monitoring, Stimulus Control, Self-Reward, and Self-Efficacy

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Training in stress inoculation entails the acquisition and practice of___ coping skills and application of the coping skills to_ situations.