The continuing care contract should be leveraged with some agreed upon “painful” consequences. What are some examples of a painful consequence? What is their purpose?
What will be an ideal response?
By the end of treatment a client will have a good idea as to what consequences would happen if they start using again (e.g. job loss, financial disaster, health issues, failing school, etc.). Having client walk through these potential consequences brings additional incentive for sobriety.
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There is no need to be intimidated by the idea of incorporating a __________ spirit in your practice
A) ?challenging B) ?research C) ?comfort D) ?implication
The major components of observational learning include
a) The level of attention of the observer b) The etent to which the observer retains what is learned c) The vividness of the model d) The motivation of the member who is observing
Freud would say that the _____ portion of the mind tells a person who finds a $10 bill blowing around a parking lot to return it to the "Lost and Found" department of the nearest store.
A. id B. ego C. unconscious D. superego
Compulsive behaviors in __________ are aimed at reducing the distress triggered by
obsessions
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).