During the action phase of the Prochaska’s model, the therapist’s goals are to do all of the following, EXCEPT
a. planning for concrete steps that are then taken to modify behavior.
b. being alert for signs of problems.
c. assisting the client to address issues that contribute to or exacerbate the SUD.
d. assisting in individual growth.
c. assisting the client to address issues that contribute to or exacerbate the SUD.
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a. Observe the process b. Make sure to remember all the content c. Make a query to another family member that allows the other family member tofollow up on what the dominating person has been saying d. Let the person know that dominating the session is not productive and that everyone needs equal time to talk
Which best describes primary prevention?
a. Treating an existing problem. b. Working with persons at-risk for a given problem. c. Trying to prevent a given problem from occurring in a given population in the first place. d. None of the above.
The cultural change that occurs when two or more cultures are in persistent contact is known as
a. indigenous ways of knowing. b. acculturation. c. historical trauma response. d. All of the above.
John Gottman’s four horsemen of the apocalypse are considered key variables for assessment in couple functioning. Which of the following is a horseman?
a. Aggression b. Blaming c. Criticism d. All-or-nothing