A youth who is participating in a DBT group to manage disruptive behaviors is most likely working to:
a. Replace ineffective behaviors with effective behaviors
b. Identify and change faulty cognitions
c. Effectively regulate his or her emotions
d. Develop insight regarding family dynamics
Answer: C
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a. There is no effective treatment available for Gambling Disorder b. Gambling Disorder is not reimbursed by insurance companies c. There is a negative stigma of Gambling Disorder in society d. There is a high comorbidity of substance use disorders, anxiety, and mood disorders with Gambling Disorder
The process of initiating directives usually involves:
A. redefining the problem in a resolvable and less threatening way. B. motivating and preparing the family members to follow (or not to follow) the directive(s). C. presenting the directives(s) in a simple, clear, and realistic manner so that all participants understand. D. all of the above.
As per the current Quadrants of Care Model, Level I is best defined as:
a. Psychiatric disorders less severe and SUDs less severe b. Psychiatric disorders more severe and SUDs less severe c. Psychiatric disorders less severe and SUDs more severe d. Psychiatric disorders more severe and SUDs more severe
The shared philosophy of person-centered treatment found in harm reduction and motivational interviewing is derived from:
a. Rogers b. Freud c. Skinner d. Prochaska