Question 1

This ultimate concern causes distress due to the human being's need for structure.

Accepted Answer

A)  Death 
B)  Freedom 
C)  Isolation 
D)  Meaninglessness 
A)  Death 
B)  Freedom 
C)  Isolation 
D)  Meaninglessness D

Question 2

The interpersonal world is called the:

Accepted Answer

A)  mitwelt 
B)  umwelt 
C)  eigenwelt 
D)  none of the above 
A)  mitwelt 
B)  umwelt 
C)  eigenwelt 
D)  none of the above A

Question 3

Explain the relationship of Existential theory for adolescents.

Accepted Answer

Adolescents, especially ones with co-occurring SUD, severe mental illness, and a suicide history, face these types of scenarios. From an existential perspective, they were granted freedom of choice, and (how they see it) they failed at the task of managing that responsibility. This bothers them. It reinforces their notion that maybe they cannot make choices toward being and instead are always putting themselves at risk of nonbeing. When they see how their actions radically altered their parents' behaviors (which are interpreted as scared), adolescents' fears about being able to engage with freedom, make decisions, and craft a being are amplified. They see the parental behaviors as a measure of just how "bad" they were at developing their being. Self-doubt settles in, and the counselor, again through the mutual relationship, assists the client to understand how these dysfunctional choices do not dictate that all future attempts at being will end in the same manner. This is the primary obstacle the counselor must work toward removing so that treatment can be effective. Imagine trying to engage an adolescent in that dialogue if he or she sees the counselor as just another authority figure.

Question 4

The forgetting of being is another term for:

Accepted Answer

A)  normal anxiety 
B)  I am experience 
C)  guilt 
D)  neurotic anxiety 
A)  normal anxiety 
B)  I am experience 
C)  guilt 
D)  neurotic anxiety

Question 5

Reactions proportionate to the context are called:

Accepted Answer

A)  normal anxiety 
B)  I am experience 
C)  guilt 
D)  neurotic anxiety 
A)  normal anxiety 
B)  I am experience 
C)  guilt 
D)  neurotic anxiety

Question 6

A self-centered focus by the SUD client mostly impacts their ability to overcome which ultimate concern?

Accepted Answer

A)  Death 
B)  Freedom 
C)  Isolation 
D)  Meaninglessness 
A)  Death 
B)  Freedom 
C)  Isolation 
D)  Meaninglessness

Question 7

Ownership of one's being is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  normal anxiety 
B)  I am experience 
C)  guilt 
D)  neurotic anxiety 
A)  normal anxiety 
B)  I am experience 
C)  guilt 
D)  neurotic anxiety

Question 8

The intrapersonal world is called the:

Accepted Answer

A)  mitwelt 
B)  umwelt 
C)  eigenwelt 
D)  none of the above 
A)  mitwelt 
B)  umwelt 
C)  eigenwelt 
D)  none of the above

Question 9

Meaning in life is a(n):

Accepted Answer

A)  outcome 
B)  process 
C)  both a and b 
D)  impossible to achieve 
A)  outcome 
B)  process 
C)  both a and b 
D)  impossible to achieve

Question 10

The environment is called the:

Accepted Answer

A)  mitwelt 
B)  umwelt 
C)  eigenwelt 
D)  none of the above 
A)  mitwelt 
B)  umwelt 
C)  eigenwelt 
D)  none of the above

Question 11

Impulsivity is associated with which ultimate concern.

Accepted Answer

A)  Death 
B)  Freedom 
C)  Isolation 
D)  Meaninglessness 
A)  Death 
B)  Freedom 
C)  Isolation 
D)  Meaninglessness

Question 12

An SUD client identifying themselves as "an addict" is counter-productive to the establishment of:

Accepted Answer

A)  being 
B)  wishing 
C)  willing 
D)  happiness 
A)  being 
B)  wishing 
C)  willing 
D)  happiness

Question 13

As per Existential theory, indecisiveness is linked with psychopathology.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Existential counselors:

Accepted Answer

A)  create will 
B)  unblock will 
C)  both a and b 
D)  block will 
A)  create will 
B)  unblock will 
C)  both a and b 
D)  block will

Question 15

Responsibility and willing are most closely aligned with which ultimate concern?

Accepted Answer

A)  Death 
B)  Freedom 
C)  Isolation 
D)  Meaninglessness 
A)  Death 
B)  Freedom 
C)  Isolation 
D)  Meaninglessness

Question 16

Reactions disproportionate to the context are called:

Accepted Answer

A)  normal anxiety 
B)  I am experience 
C)  guilt 
D)  neurotic anxiety 
A)  normal anxiety 
B)  I am experience 
C)  guilt 
D)  neurotic anxiety

Question 17

Existentialism is a counseling orientation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Morals are more associated with normal guilt.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

As per the chapter, hypersexual disorder could be an attempt to combat this ultimate concern.

Accepted Answer

A)  Death 
B)  Freedom 
C)  Isolation 
D)  Meaninglessness 
A)  Death 
B)  Freedom 
C)  Isolation 
D)  Meaninglessness

Question 20

From an Existential perspective, as per the chapter, what is the issue with the recovering SUD client calling themselves "an addict?"

Accepted Answer

In the substance use disorder (SUD) trea

This ultimate concern causes distress due to the human being's need for structure.

The interpersonal world is called the:

Explain the relationship of Existential theory for adolescents.

The forgetting of being is another term for:

Reactions proportionate to the context are called:

A self-centered focus by the SUD client mostly impacts their ability to overcome which ultimate concern?

Ownership of one's being is called:

The intrapersonal world is called the:

Meaning in life is a(n):

The environment is called the:

Impulsivity is associated with which ultimate concern.

An SUD client identifying themselves as "an addict" is counter-productive to the establishment of:

As per Existential theory, indecisiveness is linked with psychopathology.

Existential counselors:

Responsibility and willing are most closely aligned with which ultimate concern?

Reactions disproportionate to the context are called:

Existentialism is a counseling orientation.

Morals are more associated with normal guilt.

As per the chapter, hypersexual disorder could be an attempt to combat this ultimate concern.

From an Existential perspective, as per the chapter, what is the issue with the recovering SUD client calling themselves "an addict?"

Substance Use Disorder and Addiction: Basic and Brief Psychopharmacological and Neuropsychological Review

Interview, Screening, and Assessment

Diagnostic Issues: Dsm-5 Overview for Substance-Related Disorders

Treatment Modalities and Client Placement

Motivational Interviewing

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

Family Counseling Interventions

12-Step Philosophy

Relapse Prevention Theories

Substance Use Disorder and Addiction Counseling Supervision

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Exam 8: Existential Counseling

This ultimate concern causes distress due to the human being's need for structure.

The interpersonal world is called the:

Explain the relationship of Existential theory for adolescents.

The forgetting of being is another term for:

Reactions proportionate to the context are called:

A self-centered focus by the SUD client mostly impacts their ability to overcome which ultimate concern?

Ownership of one's being is called:

The intrapersonal world is called the:

Meaning in life is a(n):

The environment is called the:

Impulsivity is associated with which ultimate concern.

An SUD client identifying themselves as "an addict" is counter-productive to the establishment of:

As per Existential theory, indecisiveness is linked with psychopathology.

Existential counselors:

Responsibility and willing are most closely aligned with which ultimate concern?

Reactions disproportionate to the context are called:

Existentialism is a counseling orientation.

Morals are more associated with normal guilt.

As per the chapter, hypersexual disorder could be an attempt to combat this ultimate concern.

From an Existential perspective, as per the chapter, what is the issue with the recovering SUD client calling themselves "an addict?"

Substance Use Disorder and Addiction: Basic and Brief Psychopharmacological and Neuropsychological Review

Interview, Screening, and Assessment

Diagnostic Issues: Dsm-5 Overview for Substance-Related Disorders

Treatment Modalities and Client Placement

Motivational Interviewing

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

Family Counseling Interventions

12-Step Philosophy

Relapse Prevention Theories

Substance Use Disorder and Addiction Counseling Supervision

Filters