Question 1

All feelings are motivators.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

he author indicates most addicts do not feel guilt when lying to others.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

When clients lie they _________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  will be lonely 
B)  will not be able to solve real-world problems 
C)  cannot use facts to solve problems 
D)  may feel unloved empty and alone 
E)  all the above 
A)  will be lonely 
B)  will not be able to solve real-world problems 
C)  cannot use facts to solve problems 
D)  may feel unloved empty and alone 
E)  all the above E

Question 4

he feelings exercise (appendix 10) helps connect clients to the _____________ that accompanies each feeling.

Accepted Answer

A)  trigger 
B)  physical cue 
C)  image 
D)  thought 
E)  action 
A)  trigger 
B)  physical cue 
C)  image 
D)  thought 
E)  action

Question 5

Often homework is used in treatment to educated clients on recovery tools.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Approximately _____________ of clients will begin using their drug of choice within one year of treatment.

Accepted Answer

A)  67% 
B)  50% 
C)  42% 
D)  35% 
E)  25% 
A)  67% 
B)  50% 
C)  42% 
D)  35% 
E)  25%

Question 7

Poor impulse control can leave clients vulnerable to relapse. Why is this? What other problems may a client who has poor impulse control skills encounter?

Accepted Answer

Persons with poor impulse cont

Question 8

eelings give _________ and ____________ for movement.

Accepted Answer

A)  motivation, incentive 
B)  energy, direction 
C)  reward, punishment 
D)  purpose, cause 
E)  all the above 
A)  motivation, incentive 
B)  energy, direction 
C)  reward, punishment 
D)  purpose, cause 
E)  all the above

Question 9

We have already discussed different cognitive and behavioral therapies, and individual and group therapies? Is this enough to fend off stress? What else should be included? Why?

Accepted Answer

Stress is a physiological response to a

Question 10

he chemical use history is completed to help move past denial and shore up diagnosis. Questions involve (circle all that apply):

Accepted Answer

A)  age of onset. 
B)  types of drugs used. 
C)  attempts to quite or cut down. 
D)  parents drinking/using history. 
E)  all of the above. 
A)  age of onset. 
B)  types of drugs used. 
C)  attempts to quite or cut down. 
D)  parents drinking/using history. 
E)  all of the above.

Question 11

Clients may encounter feelings of shame and humiliation when presenting their drug history to groups. When this occurs the counselor should:

Accepted Answer

A)  remind clients how powerless they are. 
B)  ensure the feelings resonate. 
C)  help the group to support them through these feelings. 
D)  hug the clients. 
E)  pray for the client. 
A)  remind clients how powerless they are. 
B)  ensure the feelings resonate. 
C)  help the group to support them through these feelings. 
D)  hug the clients. 
E)  pray for the client.

Question 12

Much of what we learn of love, trust, and commitment is sourced in ______________.

Accepted Answer

A)  marriage 
B)  the first romantic relationship 
C)  the first relationship with their primary caregivers 
D)  our moral code 
E)  only a and c 
A)  marriage 
B)  the first romantic relationship 
C)  the first relationship with their primary caregivers 
D)  our moral code 
E)  only a and c

Question 13

he book sites an alarming percentage of clients who relapse after treatment. What are some skills would aim to enhance in clients to best insulate them from this?

Accepted Answer

The most important thing they

Question 14

Addictive relationships often begin with:

Accepted Answer

A)  sexual motivators. 
B)  powerful sexual feelings. 
C)  confusion between sex and love. 
D)  all the above. 
E)  none of the above. 
A)  sexual motivators. 
B)  powerful sexual feelings. 
C)  confusion between sex and love. 
D)  all the above. 
E)  none of the above.

Question 15

Love is a strong feeling.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

All the following skills are critical to healthy relationships except:

Accepted Answer

A)  compromising. 
B)  sharing. 
C)  loving. 
D)  respectful. 
E)  all are critical skills. 
A)  compromising. 
B)  sharing. 
C)  loving. 
D)  respectful. 
E)  all are critical skills.

Question 17

Stress is a physiological response to a stressor. It can be caused by (circle all that apply):

Accepted Answer

A)  loss. 
B)  boredom. 
C)  over-stimulation. 
D)  conflict. 
E)  anticipation of painful events. 
A)  loss. 
B)  boredom. 
C)  over-stimulation. 
D)  conflict. 
E)  anticipation of painful events.

Question 18

Commitment means_____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  monogamy 
B)  stability over time 
C)  never having to say, " I'm sorry." 
D)  declaration of love 
E)  none of the above 
A)  monogamy 
B)  stability over time 
C)  never having to say, " I'm sorry." 
D)  declaration of love 
E)  none of the above

Question 19

Most clients are eager to present a detailed history of their use in treatment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

According to the book, impulse control problems resulting in acting to quickly on emotions can________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  purge negativity 
B)  make clients vulnerable to relapse 
C)  complicate relationships 
D)  all of the above 
E)  none of the above 
A)  purge negativity 
B)  make clients vulnerable to relapse 
C)  complicate relationships 
D)  all of the above 
E)  none of the above

All feelings are motivators.

he author indicates most addicts do not feel guilt when lying to others.

When clients lie they _________________.

he feelings exercise (appendix 10) helps connect clients to the _____________ that accompanies each feeling.

Often homework is used in treatment to educated clients on recovery tools.

Approximately _____________ of clients will begin using their drug of choice within one year of treatment.

Poor impulse control can leave clients vulnerable to relapse. Why is this? What other problems may a client who has poor impulse control skills encounter?

eelings give _ and ____ for movement.

We have already discussed different cognitive and behavioral therapies, and individual and group therapies? Is this enough to fend off stress? What else should be included? Why?

he chemical use history is completed to help move past denial and shore up diagnosis. Questions involve (circle all that apply):

Clients may encounter feelings of shame and humiliation when presenting their drug history to groups. When this occurs the counselor should:

Much of what we learn of love, trust, and commitment is sourced in ______________.

he book sites an alarming percentage of clients who relapse after treatment. What are some skills would aim to enhance in clients to best insulate them from this?

Addictive relationships often begin with:

Love is a strong feeling.

All the following skills are critical to healthy relationships except:

Stress is a physiological response to a stressor. It can be caused by (circle all that apply):

Commitment means_____________.

Most clients are eager to present a detailed history of their use in treatment.

According to the book, impulse control problems resulting in acting to quickly on emotions can________________.

Heirst Contact

1st Hours

The Biopsychosocial Interview

The Treatment Plan

Individual Treatment

Group Therapy

The Drugs

The Steps

The Lectures

Special Problems

Adolescent

The Family Program

The Clinical Staff

Discharge Planning and Continuing Care

The Good Counselor

Filters

Exam 8: Recovery Skills

All feelings are motivators.

he author indicates most addicts do not feel guilt when lying to others.

When clients lie they _________________.

he feelings exercise (appendix 10) helps connect clients to the _____________ that accompanies each feeling.

Often homework is used in treatment to educated clients on recovery tools.

Approximately _____________ of clients will begin using their drug of choice within one year of treatment.

Poor impulse control can leave clients vulnerable to relapse. Why is this? What other problems may a client who has poor impulse control skills encounter?

eelings give _________ and ____________ for movement.

We have already discussed different cognitive and behavioral therapies, and individual and group therapies? Is this enough to fend off stress? What else should be included? Why?

he chemical use history is completed to help move past denial and shore up diagnosis. Questions involve (circle all that apply):

Clients may encounter feelings of shame and humiliation when presenting their drug history to groups. When this occurs the counselor should:

Much of what we learn of love, trust, and commitment is sourced in ______________.

he book sites an alarming percentage of clients who relapse after treatment. What are some skills would aim to enhance in clients to best insulate them from this?

Addictive relationships often begin with:

Love is a strong feeling.

All the following skills are critical to healthy relationships except:

Stress is a physiological response to a stressor. It can be caused by (circle all that apply):

Commitment means_____________.

Most clients are eager to present a detailed history of their use in treatment.

According to the book, impulse control problems resulting in acting to quickly on emotions can________________.

Heirst Contact

1st Hours

The Biopsychosocial Interview

The Treatment Plan

Individual Treatment

Group Therapy

The Drugs

The Steps

The Lectures

Special Problems

Adolescent

The Family Program

The Clinical Staff

Discharge Planning and Continuing Care

The Good Counselor

Filters

eelings give _ and ____ for movement.