Exam 6: A Developmental Approach to Addiction Theory and Treatment

Which model attends to the developmental processes inherent in recovery and may serve as a useful tool for conceptualizing the complex developmental tasks of the recovery process?

Individual characteristics of the client contribute to developmental progression.

Brown's Developmental Model applies to:

How many stages are there in Loevinger's Theory of Ego Development?

List each of the stages of Erikson's Theory of Psychosocial Development and provide a brief description of each stage.

An individual in early recovery returning to the use of alcohol is an example of:

Loevinger's Ego Development theory emphasizes externally observable behaviors as markers of developmental progression.

What are the strengths of developmental theories?

____________ theory focuses on interactive processes between the internal meaning making systems and the external environment.

According to developmental theories, which of the following is not a major risk factor?

An environment that does not provide a balance of support, challenge, and opportunities for reflection may stall development or cause developmental regression.

Developmental theories of addiction assume that as people mature:

It is ineffective to incorporate spiritual developmental processes into substance abuse treatment.

What are Loevinger's stages of ego development?

Give examples of environmental influences that may impact the developmental attainments of children, adolescents, and young adults.

Which theory focuses on internal and interpersonal processes?

The Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) Model is an example of:

Developmental progression is dependent on interactional factors of the individual and the environment.

Whose theory attends solely to the developmental progression of faith in individuals?