Question 1

MAST,Alcadd,and SASSI are acronyms for new,innovative addiction treatment programs.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

One of the decision variables as to whether a drug abuser will be treated as an in- or outpatient is based on:​

Accepted Answer

A) whether the client is a polyuser. 
B) whether the treatment program is AA-based or not.​ 
C) whether the client's withdrawal is going to be severe.​ 
D) how the client will pay for treatment.​ 
A) whether the client is a polyuser. 
B) whether the treatment program is AA-based or not.​ 
C) whether the client's withdrawal is going to be severe.​ 
D) how the client will pay for treatment.​ C

Question 3

Two reasons that new drug treatment theories and methodologies have entered the chemical dependency scene are:​

Accepted Answer

A) insurance providers and research evidence that the Minnesota model may be no more valid than other models. 
B) higher cure rates and greater numbers of abusers.​ 
C) new "designer" drugs and younger addicts.​ 
D) a greater incidence of polyusers and more mentally ill users.​ 
A) insurance providers and research evidence that the Minnesota model may be no more valid than other models. 
B) higher cure rates and greater numbers of abusers.​ 
C) new "designer" drugs and younger addicts.​ 
D) a greater incidence of polyusers and more mentally ill users.​ A

Question 4

A good definition of enabling would be that:​

Accepted Answer

A) the abuser has enough financial means to quickly increase drug use. 
B) a family member practices behaviors that allow the abuser to continue drug use without suffering consequences.​ 
C) the therapist helps the abuser become more cognitively able to abstain from drugs.​ 
D) use of one drug allows the abuser to move to a more powerful drug.​ 
A) the abuser has enough financial means to quickly increase drug use. 
B) a family member practices behaviors that allow the abuser to continue drug use without suffering consequences.​ 
C) the therapist helps the abuser become more cognitively able to abstain from drugs.​ 
D) use of one drug allows the abuser to move to a more powerful drug.​

Question 5

The prescriptive model of drug addiction proposes that:​

Accepted Answer

A) there is a prescriptive behavior that fits certain drugs. 
B) genetics prescribe what and how much of a drug will be used.​ 
C) self-prescription and physician prescription are used to relieve pain.​ 
D) prescriptions are written to replace addictive drugs with less addictive drugs.​ 
A) there is a prescriptive behavior that fits certain drugs. 
B) genetics prescribe what and how much of a drug will be used.​ 
C) self-prescription and physician prescription are used to relieve pain.​ 
D) prescriptions are written to replace addictive drugs with less addictive drugs.​

Question 6

The Community Reinforcement Approach is a very eclectic approach that crosscuts all of the ecosystems of the individual,even to the point of using Antabuse.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Of the three rules that govern alcoholic families which does not apply?​

Accepted Answer

A) Don't complain 
B) Don't talk​ 
C) Don't trust​ 
D) Don't feel​ 
A) Don't complain 
B) Don't talk​ 
C) Don't trust​ 
D) Don't feel​

Question 8

Antabuse,a drug that affects craving for alcohol,holds a great deal of promise because it doesn't have potential harmful side effects.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Alcohol is the most abused drug because it:​

Accepted Answer

A) is quickly addictive. 
B) has severe and immediate physical consequences.​ 
C) is legal,relatively inexpensive,and easily obtainable.​ 
D) is often combined with other drugs.​ 
A) is quickly addictive. 
B) has severe and immediate physical consequences.​ 
C) is legal,relatively inexpensive,and easily obtainable.​ 
D) is often combined with other drugs.​

Question 10

Besides their mental health problems,the mentally ill tend to be big abusers of alcohol and drugs.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

AA's role in after care is to:​

Accepted Answer

A) stop the person from drinking by use of aversive conditioning. 
B) supplement cognitive behavior change through remotivation therapy.​ 
C) socialize and avoid isolation.​ 
D) provide people with religion.​ 
A) stop the person from drinking by use of aversive conditioning. 
B) supplement cognitive behavior change through remotivation therapy.​ 
C) socialize and avoid isolation.​ 
D) provide people with religion.​

Question 12

Adult children of alcoholics (ACOAs)run higher risks than others for developing alcoholism.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The term "drug" is an artifact constructed by society.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

To motivate a chemical dependent to seek treatment,usually:​

Accepted Answer

A) a crisis must be created. 
B) enablers must demand treatment too.​ 
C) denial must cease.​ 
D) the dependent should "bottom out" and be detoxified first.​ 
A) a crisis must be created. 
B) enablers must demand treatment too.​ 
C) denial must cease.​ 
D) the dependent should "bottom out" and be detoxified first.​

Question 15

People who have a blood alcohol level of 0.15% will all act in a similar manner.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

You are a crisis worker that is meeting with a client at a sandwich shop.The client,who smells of stale smoke and alcohol,is telling you about how his wife is threatening to leave and take their young children with her because of his cocaine use.Describe to the client the process of getting treatment and what the client might expect in treatment.​

Accepted Answer

First and foremost, it's important to ac

Question 17

Critics of the "disease" concept of chemical dependency argue that it is actually "dis-ease" with one's ability to cope and have enough discipline to stop abusing substances.Compose an essay on whether you believe chemical dependency is truly a "disease" or is "dis-ease."​

Accepted Answer

The debate over whether chemical depende

Question 18

The Gateway model of addiction proposes that peers lead the addict through a "gateway" to drugs.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

An enabler makes this statement: "Marriage is forever,for richer for poorer,in sickness and in health,and that's why I stay with her.I've just got to pray harder that a miracle will happen." These statements indicate the person is using what as a defense mechanism?​

Accepted Answer

A) Displacement​ 
B) Dissociation​ 
C) Intellectualization​ 
D) Suppression​ 
A) Displacement​ 
B) Dissociation​ 
C) Intellectualization​ 
D) Suppression​

Question 20

Displacement is a defense mechanism that:​

Accepted Answer

A) vents hostility on an undeserving person or object. 
B) allows the person to retreat to a fantasy world.​ 
C) attributes one's own motives to others.​ 
D) plays down the seriousness of the situation.​ 
A) vents hostility on an undeserving person or object. 
B) allows the person to retreat to a fantasy world.​ 
C) attributes one's own motives to others.​ 
D) plays down the seriousness of the situation.​

MAST,Alcadd,and SASSI are acronyms for new,innovative addiction treatment programs.

One of the decision variables as to whether a drug abuser will be treated as an in- or outpatient is based on:

Two reasons that new drug treatment theories and methodologies have entered the chemical dependency scene are:

A good definition of enabling would be that:

The prescriptive model of drug addiction proposes that:

The Community Reinforcement Approach is a very eclectic approach that crosscuts all of the ecosystems of the individual,even to the point of using Antabuse.

Of the three rules that govern alcoholic families which does not apply?

Antabuse,a drug that affects craving for alcohol,holds a great deal of promise because it doesn't have potential harmful side effects.

Alcohol is the most abused drug because it:

Besides their mental health problems,the mentally ill tend to be big abusers of alcohol and drugs.

AA's role in after care is to:

Adult children of alcoholics (ACOAs)run higher risks than others for developing alcoholism.

The term "drug" is an artifact constructed by society.

To motivate a chemical dependent to seek treatment,usually:

People who have a blood alcohol level of 0.15% will all act in a similar manner.

Critics of the "disease" concept of chemical dependency argue that it is actually "dis-ease" with one's ability to cope and have enough discipline to stop abusing substances.Compose an essay on whether you believe chemical dependency is truly a "disease" or is "dis-ease."

The Gateway model of addiction proposes that peers lead the addict through a "gateway" to drugs.

An enabler makes this statement: "Marriage is forever,for richer for poorer,in sickness and in health,and that's why I stay with her.I've just got to pray harder that a miracle will happen." These statements indicate the person is using what as a defense mechanism?

Displacement is a defense mechanism that:

Approaching Crisis Intervention

Culturally Effective Helping

The Intervention and Assessment Models

Tools of the Trade

Crisis Case Handling

Telephone and Online Crisis Counseling

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Crisis of Lethality

Sexual Assault

Partner Violence

Family Crisis Intervention

Personal Loss

Crisis in Schools

Violent Behavior in Institutions

Legal and Ethical Issues

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Crisishostage Negotiation

Filters

Exam 18: Chemical Dependency

MAST,Alcadd,and SASSI are acronyms for new,innovative addiction treatment programs.​

One of the decision variables as to whether a drug abuser will be treated as an in- or outpatient is based on:​

Two reasons that new drug treatment theories and methodologies have entered the chemical dependency scene are:​

A good definition of enabling would be that:​

The prescriptive model of drug addiction proposes that:​

The Community Reinforcement Approach is a very eclectic approach that crosscuts all of the ecosystems of the individual,even to the point of using Antabuse.​

Of the three rules that govern alcoholic families which does not apply?​

Antabuse,a drug that affects craving for alcohol,holds a great deal of promise because it doesn't have potential harmful side effects.​

Alcohol is the most abused drug because it:​

Besides their mental health problems,the mentally ill tend to be big abusers of alcohol and drugs.​

AA's role in after care is to:​

Adult children of alcoholics (ACOAs)run higher risks than others for developing alcoholism.​

The term "drug" is an artifact constructed by society.​

To motivate a chemical dependent to seek treatment,usually:​

People who have a blood alcohol level of 0.15% will all act in a similar manner.​

Critics of the "disease" concept of chemical dependency argue that it is actually "dis-ease" with one's ability to cope and have enough discipline to stop abusing substances.Compose an essay on whether you believe chemical dependency is truly a "disease" or is "dis-ease."​

The Gateway model of addiction proposes that peers lead the addict through a "gateway" to drugs.​

An enabler makes this statement: "Marriage is forever,for richer for poorer,in sickness and in health,and that's why I stay with her.I've just got to pray harder that a miracle will happen." These statements indicate the person is using what as a defense mechanism?​

Displacement is a defense mechanism that:​

Approaching Crisis Intervention

Culturally Effective Helping

The Intervention and Assessment Models

Tools of the Trade

Crisis Case Handling

Telephone and Online Crisis Counseling

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Crisis of Lethality

Sexual Assault

Partner Violence

Family Crisis Intervention

Personal Loss

Crisis in Schools

Violent Behavior in Institutions

Legal and Ethical Issues

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Crisishostage Negotiation

Filters

MAST,Alcadd,and SASSI are acronyms for new,innovative addiction treatment programs.

One of the decision variables as to whether a drug abuser will be treated as an in- or outpatient is based on:

Two reasons that new drug treatment theories and methodologies have entered the chemical dependency scene are:

A good definition of enabling would be that:

The prescriptive model of drug addiction proposes that:

The Community Reinforcement Approach is a very eclectic approach that crosscuts all of the ecosystems of the individual,even to the point of using Antabuse.

Of the three rules that govern alcoholic families which does not apply?

Antabuse,a drug that affects craving for alcohol,holds a great deal of promise because it doesn't have potential harmful side effects.

Alcohol is the most abused drug because it:

Besides their mental health problems,the mentally ill tend to be big abusers of alcohol and drugs.

AA's role in after care is to:

Adult children of alcoholics (ACOAs)run higher risks than others for developing alcoholism.

The term "drug" is an artifact constructed by society.

To motivate a chemical dependent to seek treatment,usually:

People who have a blood alcohol level of 0.15% will all act in a similar manner.

Critics of the "disease" concept of chemical dependency argue that it is actually "dis-ease" with one's ability to cope and have enough discipline to stop abusing substances.Compose an essay on whether you believe chemical dependency is truly a "disease" or is "dis-ease."

The Gateway model of addiction proposes that peers lead the addict through a "gateway" to drugs.

An enabler makes this statement: "Marriage is forever,for richer for poorer,in sickness and in health,and that's why I stay with her.I've just got to pray harder that a miracle will happen." These statements indicate the person is using what as a defense mechanism?

Displacement is a defense mechanism that: