Question 1

Which of the following are based on the principle of reinforcement?

Accepted Answer

A) Mutual aid groups and token economies 
B) In-vivo and imaginal exposure 
C) Systematic desensitization and contingency contracts 
D) Contingency contracts and token economies 
A) Mutual aid groups and token economies 
B) In-vivo and imaginal exposure 
C) Systematic desensitization and contingency contracts 
D) Contingency contracts and token economies D

Question 2

The following are common exposure therapies used to help clients change their avoidance behaviors:

Accepted Answer

A) Giving directives and modeling 
B) Systematic desensitization and VRET 
C) VRET and reinforcement 
D) Modeling and information sharing 
A) Giving directives and modeling 
B) Systematic desensitization and VRET 
C) VRET and reinforcement 
D) Modeling and information sharing B

Question 3

Reciprocal inhibition is a key component of

Accepted Answer

A) Modeling 
B) Mutual aid groups 
C) Assertiveness training 
D) Systematic desensitization 
A) Modeling 
B) Mutual aid groups 
C) Assertiveness training 
D) Systematic desensitization D

Question 4

What are the benefits of VRET (Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy) with anxious or traumatized clients?

Accepted Answer

Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy (VRET)

Question 5

Murphy and Dillon offer a number of guidelines to facilitate helping clients identify behaviors they want to change and new skills they want to learn. Discuss four of these.

Accepted Answer

1. Encourage self-reflection: Murphy and

Question 6

All of the following are examples of mutual aid groups EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) AA meetings. 
B) Widow to Widow programs. 
C) Token economies 
D) A web-based network in which people with ADHD can share ideas for how to handle the disorder. 
A) AA meetings. 
B) Widow to Widow programs. 
C) Token economies 
D) A web-based network in which people with ADHD can share ideas for how to handle the disorder.

Question 7

Why do so many people experience ambivalence or anxiety around change? What kinds of things should clinicians say to clients?

Accepted Answer

Many people experience ambivalence or an

Question 8

Brianna wanted help to stop chewing her nails. The clinician asked her what things she likes to do and she said she likes to go to the mall with her friends on Friday nights. She was told that if she didn't chew her nails for one week she would be able to go to the mall on Friday with her friends. But if she did, she would have to forfeit the trip. This is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A) A token economy 
B) A contingency contract 
C) Behavioral rehearsal 
D) Assertiveness training 
A) A token economy 
B) A contingency contract 
C) Behavioral rehearsal 
D) Assertiveness training

Question 9

Techniques used in applying "direct influence" in client work include all of the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) Giving directives as to what to do. 
B) Accompanying clients to important meetings. 
C) Exposure therapies. 
D) Offering suggestions. 
E) Enlisting authorities to make the client behave in certain ways. 
A) Giving directives as to what to do. 
B) Accompanying clients to important meetings. 
C) Exposure therapies. 
D) Offering suggestions. 
E) Enlisting authorities to make the client behave in certain ways.

Question 10

VRET:

Accepted Answer

A) Allows for more careful control and monitoring than in-vivo or imaginal exposure since the treatment technology updates itself in response to the client's responses. 
B) Was developed to treat depression. 
C) Helps clients avoid stressful situations. 
D) Has not been empirically validated with veterans suffering from PTSD. 
E) All of the above 
A) Allows for more careful control and monitoring than in-vivo or imaginal exposure since the treatment technology updates itself in response to the client's responses. 
B) Was developed to treat depression. 
C) Helps clients avoid stressful situations. 
D) Has not been empirically validated with veterans suffering from PTSD. 
E) All of the above

Question 11

What should a clinician do if they notice that a client seems to be avoiding the behavioral work that they are doing together, for example, starts missing appointments, or doesn't do assigned homework?

Accepted Answer

When a clinician notices that a client i

Question 12

Forms of "rehearsal" techniques include all of the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) Role-plays with the client. 
B) Assertiveness training classes. 
C) Imagine a situation and practice it mentally. 
D) Have client join community theatre group. 
E) The RE-VIEW PRACTICE method learning. 
A) Role-plays with the client. 
B) Assertiveness training classes. 
C) Imagine a situation and practice it mentally. 
D) Have client join community theatre group. 
E) The RE-VIEW PRACTICE method learning.

Question 13

To help clients learn new behaviors and skills it is crucial to elicit:

Accepted Answer

A) Client strengths. 
B) Successful adaptive strategies. 
C) Problem solving skills. 
D) All of the above 
E) None of the above 
A) Client strengths. 
B) Successful adaptive strategies. 
C) Problem solving skills. 
D) All of the above 
E) None of the above

Question 14

Benina is anxious about her interview for a new job. The clinician suggests that they practice the interview during one of the sessions and the clinician will be the interviewer. This is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A) Modeling 
B) Imaginal rehearsal 
C) Behavioral rehearsal 
D) In-vivo exposure 
A) Modeling 
B) Imaginal rehearsal 
C) Behavioral rehearsal 
D) In-vivo exposure

Question 15

Discuss three ways clinicians can share information with clients.

Accepted Answer

1. Verbal communication: Clinicians can

Which of the following are based on the principle of reinforcement?

The following are common exposure therapies used to help clients change their avoidance behaviors:

Reciprocal inhibition is a key component of

What are the benefits of VRET (Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy) with anxious or traumatized clients?

Murphy and Dillon offer a number of guidelines to facilitate helping clients identify behaviors they want to change and new skills they want to learn. Discuss four of these.

All of the following are examples of mutual aid groups EXCEPT:

Why do so many people experience ambivalence or anxiety around change? What kinds of things should clinicians say to clients?

Techniques used in applying "direct influence" in client work include all of the following EXCEPT:

VRET:

What should a clinician do if they notice that a client seems to be avoiding the behavioral work that they are doing together, for example, starts missing appointments, or doesn't do assigned homework?

Forms of "rehearsal" techniques include all of the following EXCEPT:

To help clients learn new behaviors and skills it is crucial to elicit:

Benina is anxious about her interview for a new job. The clinician suggests that they practice the interview during one of the sessions and the clinician will be the interviewer. This is an example of:

Discuss three ways clinicians can share information with clients.

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Which of the following are based on the principle of reinforcement?

The following are common exposure therapies used to help clients change their avoidance behaviors:

Reciprocal inhibition is a key component of

What are the benefits of VRET (Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy) with anxious or traumatized clients?

Murphy and Dillon offer a number of guidelines to facilitate helping clients identify behaviors they want to change and new skills they want to learn. Discuss four of these.

All of the following are examples of mutual aid groups EXCEPT:

Why do so many people experience ambivalence or anxiety around change? What kinds of things should clinicians say to clients?

Techniques used in applying "direct influence" in client work include all of the following EXCEPT:

VRET:

What should a clinician do if they notice that a client seems to be avoiding the behavioral work that they are doing together, for example, starts missing appointments, or doesn't do assigned homework?

Forms of "rehearsal" techniques include all of the following EXCEPT:

To help clients learn new behaviors and skills it is crucial to elicit:

Benina is anxious about her interview for a new job. The clinician suggests that they practice the interview during one of the sessions and the clinician will be the interviewer. This is an example of:

Discuss three ways clinicians can share information with clients.

Becoming a Professional

The Clinical Relationship, Multicultural Practice and Ethics

Getting Started

Attending and Listening

Support and Empathy: a Sustaining Presence

Exploration and Elaboration

Assessment, Formulation and Goal Setting

Building Motivation, Formulating Plans, and Evaluating Change

Helping Clients Feel and See Things Differently

Directly Addressing Relationship Issues and Dynamics in the Clinical Relationship

Addressing Self-Disclosure and Other Boundary Issues

Working With People in Crisis

Endings and Transitions

Self-Care, Supervision, and Professional Development

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