Exam 13: Intervention: Children and Adolescents

Parents must establish simple rules on which they agree and which they are willing to impose consistently. Rules for child behavior are basic guidelines about daily living, including the

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Question 21

_______ is a central activity that is introduced at the beginning of the Coping with Depression in Adolescence program and is continued throughout the course of services

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Question 22

Substance abuse disorders in children and youth are NOT treated though:

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Question 23

_ implies that an evidence-based treatment yields equivalent results for ethnic minority youth, whereas _ implies that the treatment is not as powerful when applied to ethnic minority youth and requires adaptation.

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Question 24

Langer et al found that using treatment manuals with children interfered with the development of the therapeutic alliance:

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Question 25

Although legal consent to receive services is a necessary condition for treatment, it is

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Question 26

Coping with depression in adolescence behavioral interventions include

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Question 27

Jorge, a minor, generally understood the nature of his problems and was not willing to be involved in any treatment aimed at ameliorating his distress. The psychologist explained both the likely benefits of therapy and the likely prognosis if his problems went untreated. Again, Jorge understood these things. According to the laws regarding competency to consent to health services in the jurisdiction, the psychologist had no choice but to

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Question 28

Oppositional defiant disorder is less severe than

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Question 29

By learning to use _ reinforcers (e.g., importance of peer group) and by understanding the importance of fading out the use of _ reinforcers (items they wish to have), parents learn to intentionally use reinforcers without being haunted by the unrealistic fear of turning their child into a monster who will only behave well if bribed.

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Question 30

Phobias and Anxiety Disorders are often treated through:

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Question 31

There can be poor agreement between parents and youth about the goals for psychological services. Typically, the

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Question 32

A fundamental characteristic of the multi-systemic therapeutic approach is that

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Question 33

Patterson's approach offers mild punishment as an effective response to misbehavior. Punishment involves ______ - this can include a range of losses according to the child's age and preferences.

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Question 34

Adolescent Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders are best treated by:

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Question 35

Childhood depression is NOT treated by:

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Question 36

Important findings on empirically supported treatments are generally published in:

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Question 37

Children and youth rarely refer themselves for psychological services Instead, young people are brought for psychological services by adults who

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Question 38

Disruptive Behavior Disorders are often treated by:

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Question 39

It is assumed that there are genetic risk factors for depression that, when combined with maladaptive learned thoughts and behaviors, ______ the chances of experiencing clinically significant depressive symptoms

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Parents must establish simple rules on which they agree and which they are willing to impose consistently. Rules for child behavior are basic guidelines about daily living, including the

_______ is a central activity that is introduced at the beginning of the Coping with Depression in Adolescence program and is continued throughout the course of services

Substance abuse disorders in children and youth are NOT treated though:

_ implies that an evidence-based treatment yields equivalent results for ethnic minority youth, whereas _ implies that the treatment is not as powerful when applied to ethnic minority youth and requires adaptation.

Langer et al found that using treatment manuals with children interfered with the development of the therapeutic alliance:

Although legal consent to receive services is a necessary condition for treatment, it is

Coping with depression in adolescence behavioral interventions include

Oppositional defiant disorder is less severe than

Phobias and Anxiety Disorders are often treated through:

There can be poor agreement between parents and youth about the goals for psychological services. Typically, the

A fundamental characteristic of the multi-systemic therapeutic approach is that

Patterson's approach offers mild punishment as an effective response to misbehavior. Punishment involves ______ - this can include a range of losses according to the child's age and preferences.

Adolescent Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders are best treated by:

Childhood depression is NOT treated by:

Important findings on empirically supported treatments are generally published in:

Children and youth rarely refer themselves for psychological services Instead, young people are brought for psychological services by adults who

Disruptive Behavior Disorders are often treated by:

It is assumed that there are genetic risk factors for depression that, when combined with maladaptive learned thoughts and behaviors, ______ the chances of experiencing clinically significant depressive symptoms

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Contemporary Clinical Psychology

Classification and Diagnosis

Research Methods in Clinical Psychology

Assessment: Overview

Assessment: Interviewing and Observation

Assessment: Intellectual and Cognitive Measures

Assessment: Self-Report and Projective Measures

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Exam 13: Intervention: Children and Adolescents

Parents must establish simple rules on which they agree and which they are willing to impose consistently. Rules for child behavior are basic guidelines about daily living, including the

_______ is a central activity that is introduced at the beginning of the Coping with Depression in Adolescence program and is continued throughout the course of services

Substance abuse disorders in children and youth are NOT treated though:

_______ implies that an evidence-based treatment yields equivalent results for ethnic minority youth, whereas _______ implies that the treatment is not as powerful when applied to ethnic minority youth and requires adaptation.

Langer et al found that using treatment manuals with children interfered with the development of the therapeutic alliance:

Although legal consent to receive services is a necessary condition for treatment, it is

Coping with depression in adolescence behavioral interventions include

Oppositional defiant disorder is less severe than

Phobias and Anxiety Disorders are often treated through:

There can be poor agreement between parents and youth about the goals for psychological services. Typically, the

A fundamental characteristic of the multi-systemic therapeutic approach is that

Patterson's approach offers mild punishment as an effective response to misbehavior. Punishment involves ______ - this can include a range of losses according to the child's age and preferences.

Adolescent Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders are best treated by:

Childhood depression is NOT treated by:

Important findings on empirically supported treatments are generally published in:

Children and youth rarely refer themselves for psychological services Instead, young people are brought for psychological services by adults who

Disruptive Behavior Disorders are often treated by:

It is assumed that there are genetic risk factors for depression that, when combined with maladaptive learned thoughts and behaviors, ______ the chances of experiencing clinically significant depressive symptoms

Evolution of Clinical Psychology

Contemporary Clinical Psychology

Classification and Diagnosis

Research Methods in Clinical Psychology

Assessment: Overview

Assessment: Interviewing and Observation

Assessment: Intellectual and Cognitive Measures

Assessment: Self-Report and Projective Measures

Assessment: Integration and Clinical Decision-Making

Prevention

Intervention: Overview

Intervention: Adults and Couples

Intervention: Identifying Key Elements of Change

Health Psychology: Clinical Neuropsychology, and Forensic Psychology

Filters

_ implies that an evidence-based treatment yields equivalent results for ethnic minority youth, whereas _ implies that the treatment is not as powerful when applied to ethnic minority youth and requires adaptation.