Exam 3: The Intervention and Assessment Models

If the client's decisions were highly impulsive and irrational with the potential to harm others,her behaviors were causing the situation to worsen,and she felt the situation was unreal,she would most likely have a triage score in the:​

The fundamental problem in client immobility is being stuck in a continuous nonproductive loop of approach,avoidance,or static behavior.

If you rated a client as a 10 on any one individual A,B,or C triage scale you would be saying that s/he was:​

The Hybrid model of crisis intervention epitomizes a stage or linear model.

The Hybrid model conceptualizes assessing as overarching:​

In the planning phase of crisis intervention,collaboration as opposed to directive stances with clients is important because of the central issues of clients feeling a sense of:​

Assessment is pretty much done at the beginning of a crisis and is a one-shot affair.

The Triage Assessment system is an in-depth rapid but systematic technique for use by crisis workers in determining the severity of a client's past and present dilemmas.

The Affective Severity Scale of the Triage Assessment System assesses a broad spectrum of positive and adaptive client behaviors.

What does the Triage Assessment model do that few other assessment models for crisis intervention do?

Melancholy is one of the descriptors on the Affective scale.​

The default task of the Hybrid model is:​

The task model is mostly passive in what it attempts to do.

Describe a hybrid crisis intervention model and the tasks involved with the model presented in this book.

Minimizing the physical and psychological danger to self and others is a simple way of defining:​

When rating behavioral severity,approach,avoidance,and immobility can be both good and bad.

Morality and spirituality are assessed with the TAF.​

What part does psychoeducation play in crisis intervention and why is that more true now than ever before?

Follow-up is an important task because:​

Assessment in crisis intervention:​