Many Native American tribes originally believed that alcohol:
(a) was a devil spirit (b) was a spirit reincarnated (c) had magical powers (d) was a blessing
Q. 2You are a clinical social worker working with a probationer who is recovering from a methamphetamine addiction. After a confrontation with his boss, he is suspended for 3 days without pay.
Your client expresses a strong desire to use meth but a fear of coming out dirty if he has a random urinalysis by his probation officer. You tell your client that you believe he has the power to decide whether to use meth or not. In motivational interviewing, this is an example of: (a) reducing resistance by emphasizing personal choice and control (b) unethical counselor behavior (c) a dangerous technique that should be used with caution (d) a way of eliciting self-change talk
Q. 3Throughout history, drugs have been used for _____________ purposes.
(a) Medicinal
(b) Religious
(c) Social
(d) All of these
Q. 4What does the acronym OARS stand for?
A. Open-questions, accommodations, reflections, summary.
B. Open-questions, affirmations, reflections, summary.
C. Open-questions, affirmations, reports, summary.
D. Open-questions, affirmations, reports, simple reflection.
Q. 5Who introduced alcohol as a social beverage to the Native Americans in the late 1700's?
(a) Pilgrims (b) the federal government or tribal councils (c) Frontiersmen (d) both a and c
Q. 6You are a school counselor working with an adolescent who has completed treatment for polydrug problems.
The student does not want to go to aftercare meetings at the treatment program and says that he wants to use again, although he is afraid of the consequences. You say, You are not happy with your aftercare meetings and you think about using. Let's talk about the things that keep you from using. This is an example of: (a) shifting the focus (b) poor attending skills (c) agreeing with a twist (d) empathy
Q. 7All of the following are methodological problems found in the research on the relationship between ethnically diverse populations and drug use, except:
(a) lack of compatible interview schedules (b) over-use of retrospective self reports (c) the possible under-sampling of persons in stable living conditions (d) lack of combining observations and surveys to insure that the meanings of certain questions are understood
Q. 8A key difference between simple and complex reflection includes:
A. Complex reflections are no less than 3 sentences.
B. Complex reflections usually need to be repeated.
C. Complex reflections add meaning compared to simple reflections.
D. Complex reflections require unconscious exploration.