SUDP MIDTERM 2023

In setting limits for clients it is important to:

Which of the following is NOT generally considered one of the 5 high risk relapse situations:

SUD counselors only see clients in the “Contemplation” or “Preparation” Stages.

To reach counseling goals, a counselor must make personal contact and develop a:

One of the exceptions to confidentiality is:

According to Roberts, one of the 5 characteristics of a person in crisis is:

Many users do become abstinent or return to moderate use of psychoactive substances without treatment.

Process recording is the same as progress notes:

Which of the following is NOT one of the eight practice dimensions?

TC's were mostly run by recovering addicts & used harsh&confrontational techniques which has since been modified

The appropriate term to indicate a client has a drug or alcohol problem is:

Detox is not considered full or even partial treatment.

Positive transference refers to:

Motivational interviewing was developed by:

Assertive behavior means communitcating ur needs, thoughts&feelings in a cleardirect&app manner w/o disrep rite of other

When agencies fail to discuss or avoid addressing ethical issues, this is known as:

A program that provides services for your agency that can receive information about a client is referred to as:

In a legal case concerning a client, information can be disclosed by:

If a client mentions suicidal ideation, the counselor should do all the following except:

For all counselors and especially recovering counselors it is important 2 have clear ? in their counselor relationships.

The earliest and latest Federal Regulations for Confidentiality are known as:

ROSC is a new recovery paradigm that among other things tries to:

“Thinking of things as black or white, good or bad, with no middle ground,” is what type of irrational thinking error:

Intensive outpatient programs require seeing a client for at least _____ hours a week.

Motivational interviewing is an approach to the client that

An unconscious association between experience and situations that lead to stimulating cravings is called

What Granfield&Cloud call “_ capital” involve availability of prescribed pathways 2 rec such as AA in a lang. other than

The main symptoms of PTSD are:

Research shows that the outcome of treatment often depends on increase sense of ______.

Which of the following is true?

New paradigm bout motivaton posits that motivation is more bout ____ towards change&less a characteristic of the client.

A common misperception of mindfulness is:

Counselors should use self-disclosure sparingly and only

An alternative and less stigmatizing term for saying a person is in denial, is to say:

Another exception to confidentiality is when a client indicates that they:

Take resp 4 things that r not ur fault or making comparions that r not reasonable r ex of which irrational thinkingerror

Confrontation is the deliberate use of a question or statement by the counselor to help the client:

Which of the following statements is true:

The most wide spread accepted patient placement, “level of care” system, was developed by

When a client detoxes from alcohol, they are titrated down using sedative drugs from a category ofdrugs called:

A major reason why client information must be kept privileged and confidential is

In the precontemplation stage, the client is

Only if a client demonstrates intent to harm another person&not themselves does a counselor has responsible to report.

The transition from contemplation to preparation involves helping the client develop:

Sexual relationships with former clients is acceptable after one year from discharge

1 of the gray areas in having paraprofessionals& recovery advocates assist in treatment is how much “self-disclosure”...

Alanon is a fellowship for relatives/significant others of individuals with alcohol use disorders

Low frustration tolerance is neurologically based behavior similar to ADHD.

Suboxone contains:

According to Connors et al, a real relapse is when a person gives up and returns to the precontemplation stage.

The consensus document that describes the eight (8) practice dimensions of SUD counseling is called;

when client only c the fun&exciteof drug use&faills 2 identify feelings anger/loneliness/pain/guilt often referred to as

Countertransference refers to:

Underlying the concept of cognitive restructuring is the idea that negative feelings are often generated by:

Saying to a client, “It must be difficult for you to accept a day-to-day life full of stress” is an example of:

For a person to seek recovery they “must hit rock bottom.”

Release of Information forms must contain all BUT the following:

In early treatment, the counselor should always insist the client face deep-seated, painful, and threatening issues.

A baseline principle of sharing information within an agency should be:

Leading questions should be:

Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith started AA in:

Ethical standards are motivated by all the following except:

Usually brief interventions are done by SUD counselors.

The Decisional Balance is about:

Oxford Houses are:

“Abstinence Violation Effect” is:

“I like 2 smoke 2relieve stress, even on a rough day, but I no its making my asthma worst,” is a example of which stage?

Which of the following is NOT a task of affect management:

One of the major forms of CM is a voucher system

In using a motivational style of counseling, it is important for counselors to listen for:

Failure to provide adequate supervision is unethical and:

A counselor has a great deal of power in the counseling relationship that:

Providing direction to a client when the client is not highly motivated is getting into what kind of trap:

Recognizing the needs and feelings of others is what type of assertive skill:

Empathy can be enhanced by using the skill of:

Counselors can provide advice if it is solicited or if counselor has info the client is not aware of or hasnt considered

No research has been able to demonstrate the superior efficacy of any counseling model.

Recovery community organizations (RCO’s) are led by researchers and professionals.

The goal of confrontation is to facilitate change.

One of the SAMHSA principles of recovery is:

Reframing is different than reflection or paraphrasing because it:

Counselors create cognitive dissonance by:

According to Lowenberg and Dolgoff, in the hierarchy of ethical principles number 1 is:

In working with clients, research has found the most important variable is:

When information is divulged to a third party, they:

Treatment differs from recovery in that recovery:

Which of the following steps is NOT a part of Slaikeu’s psychological first aid for crisis:

According to AA, all drugs (including medications) should be avoided by a recovering person.

A federally supported and researched brief intervention in health and human services goes by the acronym of:

Which of the following is NOT an open-ended question:

SMART is a self-help group based on an idea from:

Which of the folowing is a concern afecting the decision of whether 2 pose potential threatenin questions w/ the client?

In the acronym FRAMES, The R stands for:

It is helpful for a client, as well as a counselor, to see relapse as:

Vivitrol is an injectable form of:

An inpatient treatment program that is about a month long & based on the principles of (AA) is often referred to as:

Society tends to ______ people who are different or deviant, discrediting or damaging their identity and reputation.

Methadone maintenance is effective because:

The counseling model of Carl Rogers is known as:

The purpose of interpretation is: