Question 1

There are essentially six basic principles to motivational interviewing .

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Some of the aspects of moral theory are still in evidence today in our social policies

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Calling addiction a disease can provide addicts an excuse for using.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

Genetic theory

Accepted Answer

A) believes that there are two types of alcoholics (Type I and Type II) 
B) believes that addiction can be transmitted much like a virus 
C) believes that there is no basis for inter-generational addiction 
D) has been dismissed as no longer valid 
A) believes that there are two types of alcoholics (Type I and Type II) 
B) believes that addiction can be transmitted much like a virus 
C) believes that there is no basis for inter-generational addiction 
D) has been dismissed as no longer valid

Question 5

The disease theory

Accepted Answer

A) was a theory developed by Dr.Jellinek 
B) was quickly dropped as a theory because of its' lack of ability to explain all addiction 
C) was developed to explain the relationship of addiction to the family 
D) is not a theory 
A) was a theory developed by Dr.Jellinek 
B) was quickly dropped as a theory because of its' lack of ability to explain all addiction 
C) was developed to explain the relationship of addiction to the family 
D) is not a theory

Question 6

Neurobiology

Accepted Answer

A) is now examining the relationship between addiction and the brain chemistry 
B) is now being used to explain some of the changes in behavior that occurs when drugs are consumed 
C) examines the interaction with pharmacology and the brain 
D) all of the above 
A) is now examining the relationship between addiction and the brain chemistry 
B) is now being used to explain some of the changes in behavior that occurs when drugs are consumed 
C) examines the interaction with pharmacology and the brain 
D) all of the above

Question 7

The moral theory of addiction

Accepted Answer

A) views addiction as a social issue 
B) views addiction as a failure to provide adequate parenting 
C) views addiction as a character flaw 
D) believes there is nothing wrong with addiction 
A) views addiction as a social issue 
B) views addiction as a failure to provide adequate parenting 
C) views addiction as a character flaw 
D) believes there is nothing wrong with addiction

Question 8

There are how many mechanisms in Freud's theory of ego defense mechanisms

Accepted Answer

A) three 
B) five 
C) eight 
D) ten 
A) three 
B) five 
C) eight 
D) ten

Question 9

Social learning theory

Accepted Answer

A) was a prevalent theory up until the early 1900's 
B) has, at its' basis, the belief that we learn by observing others 
C) has been disproven and is no longer considered a valid theory for explaining addiction 
D) believes that we should do unto others as they do unto us 
A) was a prevalent theory up until the early 1900's 
B) has, at its' basis, the belief that we learn by observing others 
C) has been disproven and is no longer considered a valid theory for explaining addiction 
D) believes that we should do unto others as they do unto us

Question 10

Motivational interviewing has been identified as one of SAMHSA's best practices

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Anna Freud carried on her father's work on ego defense mechanisms

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Behavioral therapies emphasize a focus on _________.

Accepted Answer

A) positive behavior to eliminate negative ones 
B) negative behaviors to effect positive change 
C) reinforcement to keep behaviors static 
D) none of the above 
A) positive behavior to eliminate negative ones 
B) negative behaviors to effect positive change 
C) reinforcement to keep behaviors static 
D) none of the above

Question 13

Freud postulated three aspects to the mind - the id, ego and super-ego

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Genetic Theory is a fad that will quickly fade away.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

There are essentially six basic principles to motivational interviewing .

Some of the aspects of moral theory are still in evidence today in our social policies

Calling addiction a disease can provide addicts an excuse for using.

Genetic theory

The disease theory

Neurobiology

The moral theory of addiction

There are how many mechanisms in Freud's theory of ego defense mechanisms

Social learning theory

Motivational interviewing has been identified as one of SAMHSA's best practices

Anna Freud carried on her father's work on ego defense mechanisms

Behavioral therapies emphasize a focus on _________.

Freud postulated three aspects to the mind - the id, ego and super-ego

Genetic Theory is a fad that will quickly fade away.

Competencies, Standards, and Case Scenario

Intake

Assessment

Diagnosis, Placement, and Treatment Planning

Individual Counseling, Treatment Plan Review, and Documentation

Group Counseling

Family Counseling

Recovery and Relapse Dynamics

Discharge Planning and Aftercare

Co-Occurring Disorders

Diversity Issues

Drug Classifications

Emerging Fields of Addiction

Filters

Exam 5: Addiction Theory and Counseling Approaches

There are essentially six basic principles to motivational interviewing .

Some of the aspects of moral theory are still in evidence today in our social policies

Calling addiction a disease can provide addicts an excuse for using.

Genetic theory

The disease theory

Neurobiology

The moral theory of addiction

There are how many mechanisms in Freud's theory of ego defense mechanisms

Social learning theory

Motivational interviewing has been identified as one of SAMHSA's best practices

Anna Freud carried on her father's work on ego defense mechanisms

Behavioral therapies emphasize a focus on _________.

Freud postulated three aspects to the mind - the id, ego and super-ego

Genetic Theory is a fad that will quickly fade away.

Competencies, Standards, and Case Scenario

Intake

Assessment

Diagnosis, Placement, and Treatment Planning

Individual Counseling, Treatment Plan Review, and Documentation

Group Counseling

Family Counseling

Recovery and Relapse Dynamics

Discharge Planning and Aftercare

Co-Occurring Disorders

Diversity Issues

Drug Classifications

Emerging Fields of Addiction

Filters