Exam 3: The Intervention and Assessment Models

Alternate forms of the TAF,such as the TACKLE,are designed to deal with very specific populations of emotionally disturbed individuals who are in crisis.

The Triage Assessment Scale looks at affective,behavioral,and cognitive processes.

It is important to determine whether a client is experiencing an acute versus a chronic crisis event to increase the utility of a crisis resolution plan.​

There are four major factors in assessing the client's emotional stability.Which of the following is not one of those factors?​

The psychobiology of humans in crisis is important because:​

Anger,fear,and sadness along with frustration are the typical emotional states assessed in crisis intervention.

Above all else,the worker's therapeutic style,choices,and strategy must reflect continuous consideration for the client's:​

While assisting a client to examine alternatives,the crisis worker is advised to:​

Assessment of cognitive processes in crisis intervention typically involves determining:​

​In Task 3 Providing support,which of the following does not belong?

A rating of 9 on a specific triage A,B,or C scale would indicate:​

Psychobiolgical assessment is important for people in crisis because dramatic changes can occur in neurotransmitters when people are traumatized.​

Establishing a psychological connection is a critical component of Task 1.

In helping a client plan viable action steps,it is important for the crisis worker to:​

Of the following neurological factors that may contribute to the severity of a crisis,which is not true?​

If a person received an overall score of 26,you would most likely:​

While assisting a client to examine alternatives,the crisis worker is advised to:​

It is not necessary to assess for lethality in every case because all clients certainly do not present with suicidal/homicidal ideation.