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1.
Alcohol dependence is characterized by what?
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A) tolerance
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B) signs of withdrawal
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C) diminished control over drinking
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D) all of the above
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Alcohol Abuse is a maladaptive pattern of drinking that leads to clinically significant impairment or distress.
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3.
Even small amounts of alcohol consumed during pregnancy or in combined with certain medications may result in?
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A) significant adverse consequences
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B) a healthy pregnancy
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C) a healthy child
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4.
Risky drinking can be determined by identifying which of the following patterns?
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A) high-volume drinking
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B) high-quantity consumption
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C) drinking that occurs within a context that poses a particular danger
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D) all of the above
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5.
Family problems that are likely to co-occur with alcohol problems include?
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A) Violence
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B) Marital Conflict
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C) Infidelity
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D) All of the Above
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6.
If an individual presents for therapy with a self-identified alcohol problem, it is prudent to?
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A) skip the screening step
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B) move directly to further assessment of the alcohol problem
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Screening for alcohol problems should be considered only a first step. Screening alone does not provide enough information to make either a diagnosis or an informed treatment decision.
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Assessing dependence symptoms is critical to determining the appropriate treatment option
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Providing clients who have drinking problems with choices about how to select treatment options and how to articulate treatment goals will result in better treatment retention and more positive outcomes.
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10.
The primary goal of the 'problem assessment' is to?
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A) Determine whether the drinking is related to the presenting problem
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B) Determine the severity of the alcohol problem
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C) Obtain a detailed picture of the cognitive, affective, and motivational aspects
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D) All of the Above
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11.
When should you involve children in family therapy?
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A) when the children's presence may give you an opportunity to educate them
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B) when children are acutely aware of the parents heavy drinking
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C) when children link drinking to changes in behavior
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D) All of the Above
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12.
What are common pitfalls that family therapist may face?
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A) defensiveness on the part of the drinker
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B) family members that may attempt to ally with you (the therapist)
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C) negative reactions by family members to your empathic responses to the drinker
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D) All of the Above
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13.
The goal of feedback is to?
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A) prove a point
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B) enhance the drinker's willingness to make changes in his/her drinking
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C) point out the weaknesses of the drinker
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14.
If there is evidence of physical violence in the family, you must take steps to?
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A) assure the safety of the family
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B) terminate the treatment
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C) have the children removed from the home
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15.
Effective treatment approaches include?
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A) Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
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B) Motivational Enhancement Therapy
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C) Twelve-Step Facilitation
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D) All of the Above
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