Exam 14: Treatment of Alcohol and Other Drug Dependencies

A pilot study demonstrated that clozapine may be effective in reducing symptoms of alcohol use disorders and _____________ in dually diagnosed patients.

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What is the main difference in the primary goals of clinical practitioners who conduct psychotherapy with alcohol and other drug abusers and research oriented evaluators of treatment outcomes?

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Which of the following is true about motivational enhancement training (MET):

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According to a study by Petry (2000), which of the following was found to be true?

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Question 4

Which of these statements is true regarding what studies have found on the effects of SSRI's?

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Question 5

What is the goal of motivational enhancement training (MET)?

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Question 6

What can be said about brief intervention therapy?

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Question 7

Examples of treatments for patients with mental illnesses and substance use disorders are:

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Question 8

In the case of alcoholism, which family member is assumed to be the most overly anxious about the problem?

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Question 9

Which of the following holds a view of the learner as an active participant in behavior change?

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Question 10

What were the overall concluding findings of the COMBINE study?

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Question 11

Methadone has been effective in reducing use of heroin, cutting down criminal activities related to heroin use and improving health. However methadone maintenance has raised criticism because patients are still taking a_________________ drug.

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Question 12

Based on Social Learning Theory, by ________________ other people who have successfully reduced drinking, alcoholics acquire self-efficacy, feeling they can control drinking.

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Question 13

In determining how effective therapies work, evidence to support the view that specific aspects of a therapy contribute to the reduced drinking involves ______________ analysis.

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Question 14

The degree of _ and of alcoholics has been ignored in drawing conclusions when evaluating the validity of therapy for alcoholism due to poor methodology that have relied on single cases and no controls.

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Question 15

The DATOS study found which of the following outcomes?

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Question 16

Aversive conditioning is where a (n) stimulus is repeatedly paired with the target stimulus (e.g. alcohol) so that eventually the target stimulus alone will elicit _ reactions.

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Question 17

Which of the following is a 10-item screening test that takes 2 minutes to complete developed by the World Health Organization to screen for alcohol dependence?

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Question 18

Instead of denial or a failure to realize they had a drinking problem, a survey of a sample of respondents with a lifetime DSM-IV alcohol use disorder indicated which of the following as reasons for failure to seek treatment?

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Question 19

Alcohol abuse can mimic psychiatric disorders by producing symptoms similar to all of the following disorders except:

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A pilot study demonstrated that clozapine may be effective in reducing symptoms of alcohol use disorders and _____________ in dually diagnosed patients.

What is the main difference in the primary goals of clinical practitioners who conduct psychotherapy with alcohol and other drug abusers and research oriented evaluators of treatment outcomes?

Which of the following is true about motivational enhancement training (MET):

According to a study by Petry (2000), which of the following was found to be true?

Which of these statements is true regarding what studies have found on the effects of SSRI's?

What is the goal of motivational enhancement training (MET)?

What can be said about brief intervention therapy?

Examples of treatments for patients with mental illnesses and substance use disorders are:

In the case of alcoholism, which family member is assumed to be the most overly anxious about the problem?

Which of the following holds a view of the learner as an active participant in behavior change?

What were the overall concluding findings of the COMBINE study?

Methadone has been effective in reducing use of heroin, cutting down criminal activities related to heroin use and improving health. However methadone maintenance has raised criticism because patients are still taking a_________________ drug.

Based on Social Learning Theory, by ________________ other people who have successfully reduced drinking, alcoholics acquire self-efficacy, feeling they can control drinking.

In determining how effective therapies work, evidence to support the view that specific aspects of a therapy contribute to the reduced drinking involves ______________ analysis.

The degree of _ and of alcoholics has been ignored in drawing conclusions when evaluating the validity of therapy for alcoholism due to poor methodology that have relied on single cases and no controls.

The DATOS study found which of the following outcomes?

Aversive conditioning is where a (n) stimulus is repeatedly paired with the target stimulus (e.g. alcohol) so that eventually the target stimulus alone will elicit _ reactions.

Which of the following is a 10-item screening test that takes 2 minutes to complete developed by the World Health Organization to screen for alcohol dependence?

Instead of denial or a failure to realize they had a drinking problem, a survey of a sample of respondents with a lifetime DSM-IV alcohol use disorder indicated which of the following as reasons for failure to seek treatment?

Alcohol abuse can mimic psychiatric disorders by producing symptoms similar to all of the following disorders except:

Psychology of Alcohol and Other Drugs

Theories of Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Alcohol and Other Drugs: Use, Abuse, and Dependence

The Extent of Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Neurobiology of Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Heredity and Environment: Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Basic Psychology Processes

Interpersonal Processes

Family Processes

Age and Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Gender Differences in Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Minority Groups: Alcohol and Other Drug Dependencies

Recovering From Alcohol and Other Drug Dependencies

Relapse After Treatment of Alcohol and Other Drug Disorders

Prevention of Alcohol and Other Drug Problems

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Exam 14: Treatment of Alcohol and Other Drug Dependencies

A pilot study demonstrated that clozapine may be effective in reducing symptoms of alcohol use disorders and _____________ in dually diagnosed patients.

What is the main difference in the primary goals of clinical practitioners who conduct psychotherapy with alcohol and other drug abusers and research oriented evaluators of treatment outcomes?

Which of the following is true about motivational enhancement training (MET):

According to a study by Petry (2000), which of the following was found to be true?

Which of these statements is true regarding what studies have found on the effects of SSRI's?

What is the goal of motivational enhancement training (MET)?

What can be said about brief intervention therapy?

Examples of treatments for patients with mental illnesses and substance use disorders are:

In the case of alcoholism, which family member is assumed to be the most overly anxious about the problem?

Which of the following holds a view of the learner as an active participant in behavior change?

What were the overall concluding findings of the COMBINE study?

Methadone has been effective in reducing use of heroin, cutting down criminal activities related to heroin use and improving health. However methadone maintenance has raised criticism because patients are still taking a_________________ drug.

Based on Social Learning Theory, by ________________ other people who have successfully reduced drinking, alcoholics acquire self-efficacy, feeling they can control drinking.

In determining how effective therapies work, evidence to support the view that specific aspects of a therapy contribute to the reduced drinking involves ______________ analysis.

The degree of _______________ and ______________ of alcoholics has been ignored in drawing conclusions when evaluating the validity of therapy for alcoholism due to poor methodology that have relied on single cases and no controls.

The DATOS study found which of the following outcomes?

Aversive conditioning is where a (n) ____________stimulus is repeatedly paired with the target stimulus (e.g. alcohol) so that eventually the target stimulus alone will elicit _____________ reactions.

Which of the following is a 10-item screening test that takes 2 minutes to complete developed by the World Health Organization to screen for alcohol dependence?

Instead of denial or a failure to realize they had a drinking problem, a survey of a sample of respondents with a lifetime DSM-IV alcohol use disorder indicated which of the following as reasons for failure to seek treatment?

Alcohol abuse can mimic psychiatric disorders by producing symptoms similar to all of the following disorders except:

Psychology of Alcohol and Other Drugs

Theories of Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Alcohol and Other Drugs: Use, Abuse, and Dependence

The Extent of Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Neurobiology of Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Heredity and Environment: Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Basic Psychology Processes

Interpersonal Processes

Family Processes

Age and Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Gender Differences in Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Minority Groups: Alcohol and Other Drug Dependencies

Recovering From Alcohol and Other Drug Dependencies

Relapse After Treatment of Alcohol and Other Drug Disorders

Prevention of Alcohol and Other Drug Problems

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The degree of _ and of alcoholics has been ignored in drawing conclusions when evaluating the validity of therapy for alcoholism due to poor methodology that have relied on single cases and no controls.

Aversive conditioning is where a (n) stimulus is repeatedly paired with the target stimulus (e.g. alcohol) so that eventually the target stimulus alone will elicit _ reactions.