Question 1

Describe the techniques and goal of moral education interventions.

Accepted Answer

Moral education interventions aim to ins

Question 2

Cognitive skills programs that include Living Skills have provided people incarcerated with a foundation for later modules such as:

Accepted Answer

A)  community reintegration. 
B)  parenting skills. 
C)  managing their finances. 
D)  all of the above 
A)  community reintegration. 
B)  parenting skills. 
C)  managing their finances. 
D)  all of the above

Question 3

Most of Kohlberg's work was with incarcerated females in programs referred to as the Just Community

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

In Rational Emotive Therapy, disqualifying occurs when one re-labels positive experiences as "not counting" for one reason or another

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Think of your favorite crime show or movie. Identify a criminal act in the movie. Complete the ABC model on that criminal act. If the "beliefs" are not stated, take a guess at what irrational thoughts led to the criminal action. Be sure you list the feelings, action and external consequences under "C".

Accepted Answer

Favorite crime show or movie: "Breaking

Question 6

What role do antisocial thinking styles play in crime causation?

Accepted Answer

Antisocial thinking styles, also known a

Question 7

In the curriculum titled Problem Solving, participants are instructed on "the conflict cycle," which helps them understand how:

Accepted Answer

A)  to make the right choice of what to do. 
B)  to define the problem and determine resolution. 
C)  their thinking can lead to consequences. 
D)  to differentiate facts from opinions. 
A)  to make the right choice of what to do. 
B)  to define the problem and determine resolution. 
C)  their thinking can lead to consequences. 
D)  to differentiate facts from opinions.

Question 8

All of the following are true statements that explain the popularity of cognitive therapies except:

Accepted Answer

A)  cognitive therapies are the most time efficient compared to other models. 
B)  cognitive strategies are easier to use because they target observable thinking and behavior patterns. 
C)  the cognitive strategies provide a framework for confronting harmful behaviors and dysfunctional thought patterns. 
D)  meta-analyses of cognitive interventions have shown the programs to be highly effective. 
A)  cognitive therapies are the most time efficient compared to other models. 
B)  cognitive strategies are easier to use because they target observable thinking and behavior patterns. 
C)  the cognitive strategies provide a framework for confronting harmful behaviors and dysfunctional thought patterns. 
D)  meta-analyses of cognitive interventions have shown the programs to be highly effective.

Question 9

In the final stage of Postconventional Reasoning:

Accepted Answer

A)  decisions are predicated on the desire to avoid punishment. 
B)  decisions reflect a desire to maintain social institutions. 
C)  ethical principles and respect for others are used to generate moral decisions. 
D)  moral reasoning reflects an application of the "Golden Rule." 
A)  decisions are predicated on the desire to avoid punishment. 
B)  decisions reflect a desire to maintain social institutions. 
C)  ethical principles and respect for others are used to generate moral decisions. 
D)  moral reasoning reflects an application of the "Golden Rule."

Question 10

In _______________, one negative event is seen as a never-ending pattern of defeat.

Accepted Answer

A)  all-or-nothing thinking 
B)  overgeneralization 
C)  magnification 
D)  shoulding 
A)  all-or-nothing thinking 
B)  overgeneralization 
C)  magnification 
D)  shoulding

Question 11

Which of the following statements is not one of Yochelson and Samenow's corrections techniques?

Accepted Answer

A)  pointing out the ways in which the client may be refusing to accept re?sponsibilities 
B)  attempting to ignore and downplay "power thrusts" 
C)  teaching appropriate skills of anger management 
D)  teaching clients that trust must be earned and call attention to in?stances in which the client is betraying the trust of others 
A)  pointing out the ways in which the client may be refusing to accept re?sponsibilities 
B)  attempting to ignore and downplay "power thrusts" 
C)  teaching appropriate skills of anger management 
D)  teaching clients that trust must be earned and call attention to in?stances in which the client is betraying the trust of others

Question 12

Moral Reconation Therapy is a cognitive-behavioral program that is growing in popularity, but evaluation results have been unimpressive

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Yochelson and Samenow identified more than 50 "thinking errors" in their work with clients at St. Elizabeth's Hospital

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

What makes these therapies are so popular today?

Accepted Answer

The therapies referred to in the questio

Question 15

Instead of placing a priority on whether women clients are blaming their victims, a more productive focus of cognitive behavioral treatment might target:

Accepted Answer

A)  self-efficacy. 
B)  healthy relationships and family issues. 
C)  trauma and abuse. 
D)  all of the above 
A)  self-efficacy. 
B)  healthy relationships and family issues. 
C)  trauma and abuse. 
D)  all of the above

Question 16

According to cognitive theory, anxiety is reinforced because:

Accepted Answer

A)  a previously neutral stimulus is paired with a frightening event. 
B)  self-defeating thoughts increase anxiety. 
C)  avoidant behavior is rewarded by anxiety reduction. 
D)  modeling increases anxiety. 
A)  a previously neutral stimulus is paired with a frightening event. 
B)  self-defeating thoughts increase anxiety. 
C)  avoidant behavior is rewarded by anxiety reduction. 
D)  modeling increases anxiety.

Question 17

In the past decade, cognitive treatment modalities have been pushed aside in favor of more up-to-date psychoanalytic and person-centered therapies

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Which of the following statements is not one of Yochelson and Samenow's "thinking errors" of correctional clients?

Accepted Answer

A)  they develop an "I can't" attitude toward their own responsibilities. 
B)  they refuse to accept responsibility. 
C)  they appear to understand what constitutes trustworthy behavior. 
D)  many cannot seem to accept criticism. 
A)  they develop an "I can't" attitude toward their own responsibilities. 
B)  they refuse to accept responsibility. 
C)  they appear to understand what constitutes trustworthy behavior. 
D)  many cannot seem to accept criticism.

Question 19

Burns states that by dwelling on negative details and leaving out the positive aspects, ______ occurs.

Accepted Answer

A)  disqualifying 
B)  magnification 
C)  mental filtering 
D)  catastrophizing 
A)  disqualifying 
B)  magnification 
C)  mental filtering 
D)  catastrophizing

Question 20

According to Burns's "irrational ways of thinking," you exaggerate the impor?tance of something when you:

Accepted Answer

A)  overgeneralize 
B)  catastrophize 
C)  jump to conclusions 
D)  resort to shoulding 
A)  overgeneralize 
B)  catastrophize 
C)  jump to conclusions 
D)  resort to shoulding

Describe the techniques and goal of moral education interventions.

Cognitive skills programs that include Living Skills have provided people incarcerated with a foundation for later modules such as:

Most of Kohlberg's work was with incarcerated females in programs referred to as the Just Community

In Rational Emotive Therapy, disqualifying occurs when one re-labels positive experiences as "not counting" for one reason or another

What role do antisocial thinking styles play in crime causation?

In the curriculum titled Problem Solving, participants are instructed on "the conflict cycle," which helps them understand how:

All of the following are true statements that explain the popularity of cognitive therapies except:

In the final stage of Postconventional Reasoning:

In _______________, one negative event is seen as a never-ending pattern of defeat.

Which of the following statements is not one of Yochelson and Samenow's corrections techniques?

Moral Reconation Therapy is a cognitive-behavioral program that is growing in popularity, but evaluation results have been unimpressive

Yochelson and Samenow identified more than 50 "thinking errors" in their work with clients at St. Elizabeth's Hospital

What makes these therapies are so popular today?

Instead of placing a priority on whether women clients are blaming their victims, a more productive focus of cognitive behavioral treatment might target:

According to cognitive theory, anxiety is reinforced because:

In the past decade, cognitive treatment modalities have been pushed aside in favor of more up-to-date psychoanalytic and person-centered therapies

Which of the following statements is not one of Yochelson and Samenow's "thinking errors" of correctional clients?

Burns states that by dwelling on negative details and leaving out the positive aspects, ______ occurs.

According to Burns's "irrational ways of thinking," you exaggerate the impor?tance of something when you:

The Process of Correctional Counseling and Treatment

Understanding the Special Challenges Faced by the Correctional Counselor

Community Corrections Officers As Change Agents

Correctional Treatment: Accomplishments and Realities

Assessment and Diagnosis of Correctional Clients

An Overview of Correctional Classification Systems

Case Planning and Case Management

Behavioral Interventions

Social Learning Interventions

Family Interventions

Treating Clients With Substance Abuse

Treating System-Involved Women

Treating Clients Who Commit Sex Offenses

Treating Clients With Severe Antisocial Behavior and Psychopathy

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Exam 9: Cognitive Interventions

Describe the techniques and goal of moral education interventions.

Cognitive skills programs that include Living Skills have provided people incarcerated with a foundation for later modules such as:

Most of Kohlberg's work was with incarcerated females in programs referred to as the Just Community

In Rational Emotive Therapy, disqualifying occurs when one re-labels positive experiences as "not counting" for one reason or another

What role do antisocial thinking styles play in crime causation?

In the curriculum titled Problem Solving, participants are instructed on "the conflict cycle," which helps them understand how:

All of the following are true statements that explain the popularity of cognitive therapies except:

In the final stage of Postconventional Reasoning:

In _______________, one negative event is seen as a never-ending pattern of defeat.

Which of the following statements is not one of Yochelson and Samenow's corrections techniques?

Moral Reconation Therapy is a cognitive-behavioral program that is growing in popularity, but evaluation results have been unimpressive

Yochelson and Samenow identified more than 50 "thinking errors" in their work with clients at St. Elizabeth's Hospital

What makes these therapies are so popular today?

Instead of placing a priority on whether women clients are blaming their victims, a more productive focus of cognitive behavioral treatment might target:

According to cognitive theory, anxiety is reinforced because:

In the past decade, cognitive treatment modalities have been pushed aside in favor of more up-to-date psychoanalytic and person-centered therapies

Which of the following statements is not one of Yochelson and Samenow's "thinking errors" of correctional clients?

Burns states that by dwelling on negative details and leaving out the positive aspects, ______ occurs.

According to Burns's "irrational ways of thinking," you exaggerate the impor?tance of something when you:

The Process of Correctional Counseling and Treatment

Understanding the Special Challenges Faced by the Correctional Counselor

Community Corrections Officers As Change Agents

Correctional Treatment: Accomplishments and Realities

Assessment and Diagnosis of Correctional Clients

An Overview of Correctional Classification Systems

Case Planning and Case Management

Behavioral Interventions

Social Learning Interventions

Family Interventions

Treating Clients With Substance Abuse

Treating System-Involved Women

Treating Clients Who Commit Sex Offenses

Treating Clients With Severe Antisocial Behavior and Psychopathy

Filters