Question 1

According to CBT theory, affect and behavior have a reciprocal influence on cognition.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

Two types of addiction-related beliefs are relief-oriented and anticipatory beliefs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Cognitive therapy was originally studied by:

Accepted Answer

A)  Thorndike 
B)  Beck 
C)  Pavlov 
D)  Skinner 
A)  Thorndike 
B)  Beck 
C)  Pavlov 
D)  Skinner B

Question 4

Define cognitive skills training. Provide examples of skills and brief definitions of each.

Accepted Answer

Cognitive skills training teaches client

Question 5

On Friday, Linda received an email from her boss asking her to meet with him as soon as she arrives at work on Monday. Linda immediately becomes angry and decides to smoke marijuana to calm down. This is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  Affect is observed and modified 
B)  Cognitive activity is observed and modified 
C)  Behavior change is influenced by cognitive change 
D)  Behavior is influenced by cognitive activity 
A)  Affect is observed and modified 
B)  Cognitive activity is observed and modified 
C)  Behavior change is influenced by cognitive change 
D)  Behavior is influenced by cognitive activity

Question 6

CBT is a long-term approach to treating addictive disorders.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

"Behavior is influenced by its consequences within the environment" is most consistent with what concept?

Accepted Answer

A)  Operant conditioning 
B)  Classical conditioning 
C)  Observational learning 
D)  Cognitive learning 
A)  Operant conditioning 
B)  Classical conditioning 
C)  Observational learning 
D)  Cognitive learning

Question 8

Cognitions are organized into how many tiers of factors that contribute to addictive behaviors?

Accepted Answer

A)  Fifteen 
B)  Ten 
C)  Five 
D)  Two 
A)  Fifteen 
B)  Ten 
C)  Five 
D)  Two

Question 9

Which CBT principle is also known as the mediation hypothesis?

Accepted Answer

A)  Affect can be observed and modified 
B)  Cognitive activity may be observed and modified 
C)  Behavior change can be influenced by cognitive change 
D)  Behavior is influenced by cognitive activity 
A)  Affect can be observed and modified 
B)  Cognitive activity may be observed and modified 
C)  Behavior change can be influenced by cognitive change 
D)  Behavior is influenced by cognitive activity

Question 10

Automatic thoughts are cognitions that are known and noticed by the individual.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

_________ is based upon the belief that humans interpret and react to events based on their beliefs about themselves, their world, and their future. This meaning that is ascribed to events is what is important to psychological health.

Accepted Answer

A)  Cognitive-behavior therapy 
B)  Behavior therapy 
C)  Cognitive therapy 
D)  Affective therapy 
A)  Cognitive-behavior therapy 
B)  Behavior therapy 
C)  Cognitive therapy 
D)  Affective therapy

Question 12

A belief in behavioral therapy is that addictive behaviors are driven by situational-specific cognitions and deeply ingrained beliefs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

___________ is based upon classical conditioning and operant conditioning.

Accepted Answer

A)  Psychodynamic therapy 
B)  Affective therapy 
C)  Cognitive therapy 
D)  Behavior therapy 
A)  Psychodynamic therapy 
B)  Affective therapy 
C)  Cognitive therapy 
D)  Behavior therapy

Question 14

Biased interpretations of events influence emotional reactions, behavior, and beliefs according to cognitive therapy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

When an individual is positively or negatively punished, behavior is more likely to:

Accepted Answer

A)  Remain the same 
B)  Decrease 
C)  Increase 
D)  Become more aggressive 
A)  Remain the same 
B)  Decrease 
C)  Increase 
D)  Become more aggressive

Question 16

What are the Tier 1: Distal background processes that contribute to addictive behavior?

Accepted Answer

Two beliefs that influence addictive beh

Question 17

What are basic beliefs?

Accepted Answer

A)  Beliefs about the clinician 
B)  Beliefs about oneself, the world, and the future 
C)  Beliefs about addictive behaviors 
D)  Beliefs about treatment processes 
A)  Beliefs about the clinician 
B)  Beliefs about oneself, the world, and the future 
C)  Beliefs about addictive behaviors 
D)  Beliefs about treatment processes

Question 18

What are addiction-related beliefs?

Accepted Answer

A)  Beliefs about how to treat the client's addiction 
B)  Beliefs about what caused the client's addiction 
C)  Beliefs about addictive behaviors 
D)  Beliefs about oneself, the world, and the future 
A)  Beliefs about how to treat the client's addiction 
B)  Beliefs about what caused the client's addiction 
C)  Beliefs about addictive behaviors 
D)  Beliefs about oneself, the world, and the future

Question 19

What are strengths and weaknesses of CBT?

Accepted Answer

Strengths: Substantial evidence exists s

Question 20

Which of the following is true regarding CBT?

Accepted Answer

A)  CBT has been found to be effective for substance use disorders 
B)  CBT has been found to be effective for behavioral addictions 
C)  CBT has been found to be effective for substance use disorders and behavioral addictions 
D)  CBT has limited empirical support to treat addictive disorders 
A)  CBT has been found to be effective for substance use disorders 
B)  CBT has been found to be effective for behavioral addictions 
C)  CBT has been found to be effective for substance use disorders and behavioral addictions 
D)  CBT has limited empirical support to treat addictive disorders

According to CBT theory, affect and behavior have a reciprocal influence on cognition.

Two types of addiction-related beliefs are relief-oriented and anticipatory beliefs.

Cognitive therapy was originally studied by:

Define cognitive skills training. Provide examples of skills and brief definitions of each.

On Friday, Linda received an email from her boss asking her to meet with him as soon as she arrives at work on Monday. Linda immediately becomes angry and decides to smoke marijuana to calm down. This is an example of:

CBT is a long-term approach to treating addictive disorders.

"Behavior is influenced by its consequences within the environment" is most consistent with what concept?

Cognitions are organized into how many tiers of factors that contribute to addictive behaviors?

Which CBT principle is also known as the mediation hypothesis?

Automatic thoughts are cognitions that are known and noticed by the individual.

_________ is based upon the belief that humans interpret and react to events based on their beliefs about themselves, their world, and their future. This meaning that is ascribed to events is what is important to psychological health.

A belief in behavioral therapy is that addictive behaviors are driven by situational-specific cognitions and deeply ingrained beliefs.

___________ is based upon classical conditioning and operant conditioning.

Biased interpretations of events influence emotional reactions, behavior, and beliefs according to cognitive therapy.

When an individual is positively or negatively punished, behavior is more likely to:

What are the Tier 1: Distal background processes that contribute to addictive behavior?

What are basic beliefs?

What are addiction-related beliefs?

What are strengths and weaknesses of CBT?

Which of the following is true regarding CBT?

From Treatment Lore to Theory Application

Historical Perspectives and the Moral Model

Biological Theory-Genetics and Brain Chemistry

Psychoanalytic Theory of Addiction

Self-Psychology Theory

A Developmental Approach to Addiction Theory and Treatment

Attachment Theory

Sociological Theory

Family Systems Theory

Transtheoretical Model for Change

Motivational Interviewing in the Treatment of Substance Abuse and Dependence

Harm Reduction

Twelve-Step Facilitation

Constructivist Approaches to Addiction Counseling

Behavioral Addictions

Theory and Practice of Group Work With Addictions

Approaches to Relapse Prevention

Filters

Exam 13: Cognitive Behavioral Approaches to Addiction Treatment

According to CBT theory, affect and behavior have a reciprocal influence on cognition.

Two types of addiction-related beliefs are relief-oriented and anticipatory beliefs.

Cognitive therapy was originally studied by:

Define cognitive skills training. Provide examples of skills and brief definitions of each.

On Friday, Linda received an email from her boss asking her to meet with him as soon as she arrives at work on Monday. Linda immediately becomes angry and decides to smoke marijuana to calm down. This is an example of:

CBT is a long-term approach to treating addictive disorders.

"Behavior is influenced by its consequences within the environment" is most consistent with what concept?

Cognitions are organized into how many tiers of factors that contribute to addictive behaviors?

Which CBT principle is also known as the mediation hypothesis?

Automatic thoughts are cognitions that are known and noticed by the individual.

_________ is based upon the belief that humans interpret and react to events based on their beliefs about themselves, their world, and their future. This meaning that is ascribed to events is what is important to psychological health.

A belief in behavioral therapy is that addictive behaviors are driven by situational-specific cognitions and deeply ingrained beliefs.

___________ is based upon classical conditioning and operant conditioning.

Biased interpretations of events influence emotional reactions, behavior, and beliefs according to cognitive therapy.

When an individual is positively or negatively punished, behavior is more likely to:

What are the Tier 1: Distal background processes that contribute to addictive behavior?

What are basic beliefs?

What are addiction-related beliefs?

What are strengths and weaknesses of CBT?

Which of the following is true regarding CBT?

From Treatment Lore to Theory Application

Historical Perspectives and the Moral Model

Biological Theory-Genetics and Brain Chemistry

Psychoanalytic Theory of Addiction

Self-Psychology Theory

A Developmental Approach to Addiction Theory and Treatment

Attachment Theory

Sociological Theory

Family Systems Theory

Transtheoretical Model for Change

Motivational Interviewing in the Treatment of Substance Abuse and Dependence

Harm Reduction

Twelve-Step Facilitation

Constructivist Approaches to Addiction Counseling

Behavioral Addictions

Theory and Practice of Group Work With Addictions

Approaches to Relapse Prevention

Filters