After an argument with his spouse, a man runs out of the house. He is tempted to go to the corner bar. He recognizes the argument as a trigger for his alcohol craving
He takes several deep breaths and
slowly begins walking with mindfulness. He returns home and calmly
works things out with his spouse. He obviously has ________.
A. taken a medication-assisted treatment
B. learned from aftercare
C. learned from couples therapy
D. experienced a brief intervention
B
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What will be an ideal response?
For a social justice group concerned with disproportionality in the criminal justice system in a given community, one important form of quantitative assessment could be ______.
a. trends in the overall arrest totals for the last 5 years in that community b. the lived experiences of individuals who have experienced racial profiling c. racial demographics of traffic stops in that community d. the social histories of group members and their relationships to the criminal justice system
N talks to himself in class. To help N stop this behavior, the social worker utilizing a behavior therapy approach must FIRST:
A. Determine how often the child talks to himself in class B. Meet the child and assess whom he believes he is talking to C. Remove the child each time he begins talking to himself D. Refer the child to a socialization group
Solution-oriented therapists encourage clients to ask for what they want rather than what they don't want. In other words, they encourage a move from making complaints to making requests. Which of the following is an example of a request?
A) "You don't do anything romantic anymore." B) "It would be nice if we went back to giving each other a kiss before we left the house." C) "I would really enjoy adding some romance back into our relationship." D) "It would be nice if you would show me that you love me."