PSYC 620 Quiz Substance Use Disorders

PSYC 620 Quiz: Substance Use Disorders, Sleep and Eating Disorders

Module 5: Week 5 — Module 6: Week 6

1. During which stage of Enhanced Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for eating disorders is the aim to address key mechanisms that maintain the patient’s eating disorder?
2. Which of the following is NOT one of the assessments used in the initial intake interview for Drug Use Disorders?
3. According to the US Department of Health and Human Services, ______ percentage of Americans report current use of illegal drugs.
4. Which of the following are symptoms of DSM-V Drug Use Disorder?
5. One of the best-kept secrets among health practitioners is the marked superiority of brief psychological treatments for insomnia compared to frequently advertised medications.
6. Enhanced Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Eating Disorders is considered to be enhanced because:
7. Which of the following are effective components of drug use refusal?
8. The Community Reinforcement Approach treatment for drug use in the is delivered in the beginning of the program:
9. In the Community Reinforcement Approach to drug use, the first thing patients are instructed to do is a functional analysis of their drug use.
10. Alcoholics Anonymous is based on which type of model?
11. Self-induced vomiting and the use of laxatives is characteristics of Binge Eating Disorder.
12. Clinical eating disorders are a cause of substantial physical and psychosocial morbidity among adolescent girls and young adult women.
13. Looking at the clock throughout the night is a helpful strategy for sleep.
14. Insomnia involves which of the following?
15. Which of the following treatments for Alcohol Use Disorder are considered to have the most empirical support?
16. Which of the following is NOT one of the principles for effective goal setting for drug abuse?
17. Which of the following are elements of Stage 1 in Enhanced Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for eating disorders?
18. Which of the following are interpersonal antecedents to Alcohol Use Disorders?
19. Which of the following is included in sleep hygiene?
20. The functions of REM sleep include:
21. Which of the following is an empirically supported intervention for Drug Use Disorders?
22. Which factors are involved in Spielman’s 3 Factor Model of insomnia?
23. According to the American Society of Addiction Medicine’s Guidelines for Selection of Treatment Setting, which of the following symptoms would NOT be appropriate for a Level II Intensive Outpatient Treatment?
24. The model of insomnia that says insomnia occurs when the bed or bedroom ceases to be paired specifically with sleep but is now paired with many responses is the:
25. Which of the following are contraindications of starting Enhanced Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for eating disorders immediately?
26. According to the two-factor theory of sleep, if a person takes a nap in the afternoon which of the following is true?
27. A person who meets criteria for 6 symptoms of Alcohol Use Disorder in the DSM-V is considered to have:
28. Which of the following is NOT one of the principles of effective treatment for Drug Use Disorders?
29. Which of the mechanisms that maintain the patient’s eating disorder problems is usually the most complex and takes the longest?
30. Which of the following is NOT a helpful strategy to combat worry before going to sleep?
31. One of the interventions for treating drug use disorders is to increase involvement in activities that are incompatible with a drug use lifestyle.
32. According to Prochaska and DiClemente’s (2005) Stages of Change Theory, a person who considers that their alcohol use might be problematic is in which stage of change?
33. Motivational models for Alcohol Use Disorders suggest that individuals will initiate change when the perceived costs of the behavior outweigh the perceived benefits, and when they can anticipate some benefit for behavioral change.
34. Treatment expectancies and readiness to change in Alcohol Use Disorder can be influenced by the therapist.
35. The difference between binge eating disorder and bulimia neverosa is the absence of the extreme weight control behavior.
36. The DSM-V treats Alcohol Use Disorders as a single disorder, ranging along a spectrum of severity.
37. Which of the following are the most common co-occurring disorders with Alcohol Use Disorder for males?
38. Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons patients may be ambivalent about treatment of eating disorders?
39. The conceptual model of drug use views it as a learned behavior that falls along a frequency continuum ranging from patterns of little use and few problems to excessive use and many problems.
40. Evidence supports a position that on average, more severe drug use disorders are associated with poorer treatment outcome.
41. Which of the following can be considered a safety behavior during sleep?
42. A circadian sleep shift involving later bedtimes and rise times is associated with what phase of life?
43. The research on Enhanced Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Eating Disorders shows:
44. Which of the following are components of effective drink refusal training?
45. Which of the following is NOT an organismic variable that contributes to Alcohol Use Disorder behavior?
46. In mental health settings, at least______ percent of patients are likely to have an alcohol use disorder as part of their presenting problem.
47. Which eating disorder is associated with a raised mortality rate?
48. Which of the following are DSM-V symptoms of anorexia nervosa?
49. Eating disorders typically begin during which stage of life?