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PSYC 305 Quiz 4 Evaluation Treatment Recovery and Relapse _________ is a prerequisite for outpatient treatment. The substance abuse rehabilitation counselor must be adept in The strength of the Minnesota model was that it The Rational Recovery movement The DSM-5 Criteria for a Substance Use Disorder include all of the following EXCEPT: The assessor, while…
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It has been suggested that clinicians tend to Reina, a heroin addict, states, “I only started using because of my boyfriend.” Reina is most likely engaging in the defense mechanism of A SPECT scan can show: Humans work to All the variations of the psychoanalytic school of thought hold that there is an _________ that…
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PSYC 305 Quiz 2 Addictions in Populations and the Addiction Cycle According to your text, to “enable” another person is to Codependency According to your text, the lowest level of intimacy between partners is when Why might it not be a good idea for a dual diagnosis patient to attend a 12-step recovery group? According…
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PSYC 305 Quiz 1: Theology of Addiction Which of the following is NOT part of the absorption process of drug molecules in the human body? All of the following are involved in the process of removing compounds from the body EXCEPT: The biotransformation process for pharmaceuticals was once called. It is usually accepted that ________________is…
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According to Ferree, the term co-addict describes: Statistically, what coupling has more domestic violence than any other group? According to Carnes ________________ is the first bridge to trusting relationships with others. Step Five requires— According to Dr. Laaser, _________________ is equal to freedom from lust. When a counselor determines that a sex offender is likely…
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One-night affairs tend to result more from a physical desire to be __________ than from sexual desires. When 12-step groups for sexual addiction are not available, Ferree recommends ___________ as an alternative. The task that all addicts and co-addicts face in recovery is: According to Dr. Laaser, temptation to sexual sin often comes in the…
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According to Dr. Laaser, it is essential for ____________________ in order for healing treatment to be effective. According to Carnes, sexual addicts consider any sexual contact as occurs when the addict is “living two separate lives” and attempts to separate sexual addiction from his or her family life. According to Debbie Laaser and Jennifer Cisney,…
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A common element of Level Three behavior is that Most sexual addict are at levels: The addict’s preoccupation or “trancelike” state is enhanced by: The addict’s willingness to risk greater consequences in the interest of more excitement indicates: Which of these is one of the principles of the Amen Clinic? According to Carnes, sometimes episodes…
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PSYC 308 Research Paper Assignment The student will choose and review a topic relevant to sexual addictions and complete a 6–8-page paper in current APA format. The student may choose the topics from the list provided or email the instructor for approval of another topic before beginning. Topics must be related to sexual addiction and…
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PSYC 308 Discussion Board Forum 2 Thread: Discuss your understanding of the levels of sexual addiction that Carnes describes in Chapter 2. What special skills or attributes would be needed by a therapist treating clients at each of these levels? (Again, please note: If any of our discussions brings up unwanted feelings or is an…
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At the core of Rotter’s personality theory is his emphasis on While he was still a graduate student, Mischel was influenced by which two teachers? Rotter’s empirical law of effect states that motivation is any condition or event that Martha’s science teacher praises students who perform well in tests. Martha wants to do well in…
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Psychological mechanisms relevant to personality can be grouped into all of the following categories except Two goals and motives that act as evolved mechanisms are Buss (1991) argues that of the five personality dimensions, _____ are the most important traits because they most directly provide answers to a host of adaptive problems. Rudolph always struggles…
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The essence of basic tendencies is their basis in biology and their _____ over time and situation. People who score in the direction of agreeableness tend to be The principal difference between basic tendencies and characteristic adaptations is their The five factors of the Five-Factor Model have been found across cultures and show some permanence…
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According to Carl Rogers, _____ is the protection of the self-concept against anxiety and threat by the denial or distortion of experiences inconsistent with it. According to Carl Rogers, our perceptions of other people’s view of us are called According to Rogers, incongruence occurs when there is Which of the following terms is least appropriate…
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According to Fromm, which of the following terms is defined as the distinctively human need to develop a feeling of “I”? In Fromm’s view, the burden of freedom results in According to Fromm, the exploitative character, like the receptive character, According to Fromm, which of the following is not a sadistic tendency? Fromm believed that…
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Melanie Klein’s conception of a “position” is different from “stage of development” in that “positions” are Which object relations theorist strongly emphasized the process by which the self evolves? Attachment is a construct in personality psychology that continues to generate a substantial amount of research. Attachment theory, as originally conceptualized by _____, emphasized the relationship…
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Alfred Adler refers to the overemphasis on the importance of being manly as the Which of the following was a unique aspect of early Adlerian therapy? Adlerian safeguarding tendencies protect _____ against public disgrace and loss of self- esteem. Which of the following statements best expresses Alfred Adler’s concept of humanity? According to Alfred Adler,…
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PSYC 341 Quiz 1: Introduction to Personality Theory and Freud Module 1: Week 1 Statements formed in an if– then framework are most likely: Which of the following is not a dimension used by authors to assess a theorist’s concept of humanity? Which of the following statements is true about a reliable test? If scores…
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SOWK 300 Cumulative Quiz Module 8 Week 8 Which of the following is a typical psychological change in middle (15 to 17) adolescent development? A 15-year old daughter’s ceremony, in Latino families, is called: Which of the following is a typical psychological change in early (11 to14) adolescent development? A part of identity, as suggested…
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SOWK 300 Cumulative Quiz Module 5 Week 5 SOWK 300 Quiz: Conception through Middle Childhood Privilege can be described from a life course perspective as: The capacities that people have and the skills they use to adapt to changing biological and environmental demands is: A life event is: The current position of a person in…
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SOWK 300 Quiz 7: Middle Adulthood Which of the following is true regarding changes in the reproductive system in middle adulthood? Which of the following is NOT one of the theories used to understand personality changes in middle adulthood? Which of the following is defined as the permanent cessation of menstruation? The average age of…
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SOWK 300 Quiz 4: Middle Childhood A phase of middle childhood in which children develop the ability to view their own actions, thoughts, and emotions from another’s perspective, as espoused by Selman, is called the: Early identification and intervention are key protective factors for a child with Schools that provide school-linked health and social services…
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SOWK 300 Quiz 1: Life Course Perspective: Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth A sequence of significant events, experiences, and transitions in a person’s life from conception to death is known as: Disjoint agency is defined as agency that: The population pyramid helps us: Age-graded roles and behaviors expected by society is: A life event is: An…
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PSYC 307 Treatment and Recovery Project Assignment The student will submit an 6–8-page treatment and recovery paper. This paper will include an overview of an addiction and a recovery plan. Adhering to APA formatting guidelines for in-text citations and references is required. The student should see the instructions and grading rubric located within the course…
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PSYC 307 Critical Book Review Assignment The student will submit a 3–4-page critical book review over the Laaser text. Three specific sections, (1) Summary; (2) Analysis; and (3) Conclusion, will be required. Adhering to APA formatting guidelines for in-text citations and references is required. The student should see the instructions and grading rubric in the…
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PSYC 307 Discussion Board Forum 5 Summarize the addiction you chose, as well as the treatment model and method you chose in your recovery project. What are some of the obstacles that you anticipate running into with your client? What are some possible issues of transference that may arise for you? What emotional struggles might…
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PSYC 307 Discussion Board Forum 4 After you view and complete the interactive video with Mark for Module 6, share what information that you felt was important about him that you gathered during the interview and suggest a possible diagnosis. Does Mark have any protective factors What areas would you target first if you were…
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PSYC 307 Discussion Board Forum 3 What are the some of the characteristics involved in comorbidity/dual diagnosis? What are the obstacles involved in the treatment and recovery process of clients with dual diagnosis? Using support from the text, presentations, and outside sources, what is a general approach to treatment with comorbid clients? Make sure you…
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PSYC 307 Discussion Board Forum 2 You are a youth pastor in a local church and discover that a few of the teenagers in youth group have been experimenting with alcohol and drugs. You intervene with the adolescents and their parents but decide to discuss in youth group the potential damaging effects of drug and…
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PSYC 307 Discussion Board Forum 1 Recovery from addictions can be a long and tedious process. There are some people that change immediately, and some that take a great deal more time and effort to change. How do people develop addictions? How do you think people with addictions change? What causes some to change and…