Question 1

Grief in the elderly:​

Accepted Answer

A) may be more prolonged than with younger people. 
B) is easier because the elderly have suffered loss before.​ 
C) is much the same as with small children.​ 
D) may be easier due to the fewer peers with whom they have to deal.​ 
A) may be more prolonged than with younger people. 
B) is easier because the elderly have suffered loss before.​ 
C) is much the same as with small children.​ 
D) may be easier due to the fewer peers with whom they have to deal.​

Question 2

Assume that you have been retained as a paid consultant with an agency that is in the process of establishing an AIDS/HIV-positive crisis intervention center.Make a list of the initial start-up services and components that you will recommend in order to best serve this unique and special clientele.​

Accepted Answer

1. Counseling and support services: Prov

Question 3

Narrative therapy is particularly important in grief work because it involves the thematic meaning of the loss.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

The dual process model is an approach-avoidance model that includes restoration and loss orientation.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The Adaptive model of grieving is about how a survivor copes with loss.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Complicated grief occurs because there are very few clues to identify it.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

An appropriate example of providing immediate,short-term,and brief crisis intervention with the bereaved following a sudden death would be:​

Accepted Answer

A) working through long buried guilt feelings. 
B) planning new relationships now that the loved one is gone.​ 
C) referral to a support group.​ 
D) providing referral sources to make arrangements for the funeral,and information about autopsy and donor rights.​ 
A) working through long buried guilt feelings. 
B) planning new relationships now that the loved one is gone.​ 
C) referral to a support group.​ 
D) providing referral sources to make arrangements for the funeral,and information about autopsy and donor rights.​

Question 8

Disputing negative self-talk a bereaved divorced person has about the break-up of a marriage may be effective because emotional energy can then be directed toward dealing constructively with real,contemporary issues.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

According to Schneider,all crises can eventually be:​

Accepted Answer

A) reformulated within a context of growth. 
B) classified under one of the three patterns of responses of death accepting,death defying or death denying.​ 
C) viewed within a multicultural context.​ 
D) classified under the Kubler-Ross model of the stages of grief and bereavement.​ 
A) reformulated within a context of growth. 
B) classified under one of the three patterns of responses of death accepting,death defying or death denying.​ 
C) viewed within a multicultural context.​ 
D) classified under the Kubler-Ross model of the stages of grief and bereavement.​

Question 10

In the Schneider Model of Grief,the stage called gaining perspective on the loss is described as the griever reaching the point of accepting the loss,which is characterized by:​

Accepted Answer

A) reaching a point of accepting that "what is done is done." 
B) providing time to make peace with the past.​ 
C) both a and b above are characterized by this particular stage of grief.​ 
D) neither a or b above are characterized by this particular grief stage.​ 
A) reaching a point of accepting that "what is done is done." 
B) providing time to make peace with the past.​ 
C) both a and b above are characterized by this particular stage of grief.​ 
D) neither a or b above are characterized by this particular grief stage.​

Question 11

Kubler-Ross believes that our culture sees death as:​

Accepted Answer

A) a transition into a greater eternal life. 
B) ​defeatable through modern medical science. 
C) ​an unspeakable issue,more so than sex or violence. 
D) a resolvable issue through erecting monuments and memorials. 
A) a transition into a greater eternal life. 
B) ​defeatable through modern medical science. 
C) ​an unspeakable issue,more so than sex or violence. 
D) a resolvable issue through erecting monuments and memorials.

Question 12

AIDS may be defined as a disease of crisis events.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Only children suffer serious feelings of loss when a pet dies.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The stage theories of grief are no longer considered very valid because:​

Accepted Answer

A) one size fits all models don't work. 
B) Kubler-Ross's theory applied only to death.​ 
C) Bowlby's theory applied only to childhood.​ 
D) stage models are flexible and provide little structure for grieving people.​ 
A) one size fits all models don't work. 
B) Kubler-Ross's theory applied only to death.​ 
C) Bowlby's theory applied only to childhood.​ 
D) stage models are flexible and provide little structure for grieving people.​

Question 15

The Kubler-Ross model of loss is probably the most well known and most useful model of understanding loss in the present day.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

The Schneider model of grief is a comprehensive integration of physical,cognitive,emotional,behavioral,and spiritual components of living.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Restoration orientation occurs when grievers experience full blown emotional catharsis.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Compare the Adaptive model and the Dual Process model.What are the similarities and differences? Which seems to fit best to your style of counseling? Why is that so?​

Accepted Answer

The Adaptive model and the Dual Process

Question 19

A basic,personal resource (as opposed to professional skill)of the human service worker who deals with bereavement and loss is:​

Accepted Answer

A) coming to grips with one's own issues about death. 
B) reading extensively in the death and dying literature.​ 
C) attending workshops and classes on the subject of death.​ 
D) All of the answers are equally important.​ 
A) coming to grips with one's own issues about death. 
B) reading extensively in the death and dying literature.​ 
C) attending workshops and classes on the subject of death.​ 
D) All of the answers are equally important.​

Question 20

Short-term grief work is more concerned with support in terms of "being there" rather than "doing things" for the bereaved's psychological well-being.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Grief in the elderly:

Assume that you have been retained as a paid consultant with an agency that is in the process of establishing an AIDS/HIV-positive crisis intervention center.Make a list of the initial start-up services and components that you will recommend in order to best serve this unique and special clientele.

Narrative therapy is particularly important in grief work because it involves the thematic meaning of the loss.

The dual process model is an approach-avoidance model that includes restoration and loss orientation.

The Adaptive model of grieving is about how a survivor copes with loss.

Complicated grief occurs because there are very few clues to identify it.

An appropriate example of providing immediate,short-term,and brief crisis intervention with the bereaved following a sudden death would be:

Disputing negative self-talk a bereaved divorced person has about the break-up of a marriage may be effective because emotional energy can then be directed toward dealing constructively with real,contemporary issues.

According to Schneider,all crises can eventually be:

In the Schneider Model of Grief,the stage called gaining perspective on the loss is described as the griever reaching the point of accepting the loss,which is characterized by:

Kubler-Ross believes that our culture sees death as:

AIDS may be defined as a disease of crisis events.

Only children suffer serious feelings of loss when a pet dies.

The stage theories of grief are no longer considered very valid because:

The Kubler-Ross model of loss is probably the most well known and most useful model of understanding loss in the present day.

The Schneider model of grief is a comprehensive integration of physical,cognitive,emotional,behavioral,and spiritual components of living.

Restoration orientation occurs when grievers experience full blown emotional catharsis.

Compare the Adaptive model and the Dual Process model.What are the similarities and differences? Which seems to fit best to your style of counseling? Why is that so?

A basic,personal resource (as opposed to professional skill)of the human service worker who deals with bereavement and loss is:

Short-term grief work is more concerned with support in terms of "being there" rather than "doing things" for the bereaved's psychological well-being.

Approaching Crisis Intervention

Culturally Effective Helping

The Intervention and Assessment Models

Tools of the Trade

Crisis Case Handling

Telephone and Online Crisis Counseling

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Crisis of Lethality

Sexual Assault

Partner Violence

Family Crisis Intervention

Crisis in Schools

Violent Behavior in Institutions

Legal and Ethical Issues

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Chemical Dependency

Crisishostage Negotiation

Filters

Exam 12: Personal Loss

Grief in the elderly:​

Narrative therapy is particularly important in grief work because it involves the thematic meaning of the loss.​

The dual process model is an approach-avoidance model that includes restoration and loss orientation.​

The Adaptive model of grieving is about how a survivor copes with loss.​

Complicated grief occurs because there are very few clues to identify it.​

An appropriate example of providing immediate,short-term,and brief crisis intervention with the bereaved following a sudden death would be:​

Disputing negative self-talk a bereaved divorced person has about the break-up of a marriage may be effective because emotional energy can then be directed toward dealing constructively with real,contemporary issues.​

According to Schneider,all crises can eventually be:​

In the Schneider Model of Grief,the stage called gaining perspective on the loss is described as the griever reaching the point of accepting the loss,which is characterized by:​

Kubler-Ross believes that our culture sees death as:​

AIDS may be defined as a disease of crisis events.​

Only children suffer serious feelings of loss when a pet dies.​

The stage theories of grief are no longer considered very valid because:​

The Kubler-Ross model of loss is probably the most well known and most useful model of understanding loss in the present day.​

The Schneider model of grief is a comprehensive integration of physical,cognitive,emotional,behavioral,and spiritual components of living.​

Restoration orientation occurs when grievers experience full blown emotional catharsis.​

Compare the Adaptive model and the Dual Process model.What are the similarities and differences? Which seems to fit best to your style of counseling? Why is that so?​

A basic,personal resource (as opposed to professional skill)of the human service worker who deals with bereavement and loss is:​

Short-term grief work is more concerned with support in terms of "being there" rather than "doing things" for the bereaved's psychological well-being.

Approaching Crisis Intervention

Culturally Effective Helping

The Intervention and Assessment Models

Tools of the Trade

Crisis Case Handling

Telephone and Online Crisis Counseling

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Crisis of Lethality

Sexual Assault

Partner Violence

Family Crisis Intervention

Crisis in Schools

Violent Behavior in Institutions

Legal and Ethical Issues

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Chemical Dependency

Crisishostage Negotiation

Filters

Grief in the elderly:

Narrative therapy is particularly important in grief work because it involves the thematic meaning of the loss.

The dual process model is an approach-avoidance model that includes restoration and loss orientation.

The Adaptive model of grieving is about how a survivor copes with loss.

Complicated grief occurs because there are very few clues to identify it.

An appropriate example of providing immediate,short-term,and brief crisis intervention with the bereaved following a sudden death would be:

Disputing negative self-talk a bereaved divorced person has about the break-up of a marriage may be effective because emotional energy can then be directed toward dealing constructively with real,contemporary issues.

According to Schneider,all crises can eventually be:

In the Schneider Model of Grief,the stage called gaining perspective on the loss is described as the griever reaching the point of accepting the loss,which is characterized by:

Kubler-Ross believes that our culture sees death as:

AIDS may be defined as a disease of crisis events.

Only children suffer serious feelings of loss when a pet dies.

The stage theories of grief are no longer considered very valid because:

The Kubler-Ross model of loss is probably the most well known and most useful model of understanding loss in the present day.

The Schneider model of grief is a comprehensive integration of physical,cognitive,emotional,behavioral,and spiritual components of living.

Restoration orientation occurs when grievers experience full blown emotional catharsis.

Compare the Adaptive model and the Dual Process model.What are the similarities and differences? Which seems to fit best to your style of counseling? Why is that so?

A basic,personal resource (as opposed to professional skill)of the human service worker who deals with bereavement and loss is: