CEFS 601 Exam 4

CEFS 601 Exam 4 Liberty University

1. A therapist who determines that there is imminent danger to someone the client vows to harm should
2. Ways to avoid successful malpractice suits include:
3. Michael White was influenced by Foucault who viewed language as
4. The emergence of managed care has
5. Treating AIDS, family therapists can
6. A narrative therapist might seek to lead the family to find unique outcomes to their stories. This may serve as
7. Peer review refers to
8. Research on stress in families with schizophrenic members validates well the relationship between ____________ and relapse.
9. Calling another person lazy is making use of a _________ description
10. Family therapists have sought licensing because
11. Mandating that certain courses be taken before license renewal is called
12. A legal exception to confidentiality maintenance occurs in the case of
13. Scaling questions
14. The authors contend that narrative therapy emerged from
15. The “miracle question” allows clients to
16. Clients need to be told of the possible risks before commencing treatment. This is an example of
17. In the Goolishian-Anderson collaborative approach, therapist and client are
18. A common goal of narrative therapy is
19. According to postmodern thinking, “romantic love” is a
20. The probability of a psychologist being sued in court is
21. In working with families, narrative therapists consider themselves
22. Externalizing a restraining problem is meant to
23. Managed care programs typically involve
24. Therapy that involves the use of internet is called ______________.
25. Narrative therapists believe we attempt to make sense of our lives through
26. In the psychosocial typology of illness, Rolland does NOT include one of following.
27. Psychoeducational programs emphasize all except one of the following. Which does not belong?
28. An example of banding together to deal with a common problem is a focus of narrative therapy. Support groups, or leagues, were begun by Epston in New Zealand. These groups have found their way to the US and into the fabric of our society. From the list of groups below, which answer is best?
29. Which of the following is not an element in a malpractice suit?
30. Perhaps the most common grounds for a malpractice suit is
31. Defrauding insurance carriers is likely to be met with __________ level sanction by the APA.
32. An early effort to help parents deal with their emotionally disturbed children is
33. White’s style of questioning is directed at all except one of the following. Which one?
34. A major goal of the linguistic approach is
35. Postmodern therapists are apt to be
36. According to Anderson, Reiss, and Hogarty, recovering hospitalized schizophrenics:
37. Therapists should use informed consent
38. Survival skills workshops are psychoeducational programs directed at
39. In solution-focused brief therapy, “skeleton keys” refers to
40. Hudson and O’Hanlon, using brief marital therapy, help couples recognize that
41. Within the Social Constructionist discussion, Tom Anderson used reflecting teams and made use of the ____________ in the therapeutic sessions.
42. Ellen expresses her viewpoint at a meeting, although she is shy and her self-doubt usually tries to silence her. Narrative therapists view this as
43. Managed care plans require
44. According to narrative therapy, a comprehensive understanding of a person calls for
45. Medical family therapy tends to
46. Which of the following is a true statement?
47. In treating major psychoses, psychoeducation for families is now seen as essential, along with
48. Psychoeducational programs are intended to help which of the following?
49. Solution-focused therapists believe that the _____________ is more similar from one case to another than the problems each intervention is meant to solve.
50. Relationship Enhancement programs provide training in all but one of the following