All of the following are aspects of a collaborative construction of treatment goals EXCEPT:
a. situated in relationship.
b. mutual cooperation.
c. collateral cooperation.
d. developing alternative goals to address referral sources goals.
Relapse prevention is an ongoing process designed to do all the following EXCEPT:
a. identify high-risk situations for relapse.
b. attend to issues of balance in lifestyle.
c. encourage admission of weakness and failure.
d. acquire behavioral and cognitive coping skills.
The Transtheoretical Stages of Change suggests linear rather than cyclical or recursive change.
a. True
b. False
Client: Maybe my wife is right. I could have some anger issues, but then again, it's the only way I know how to deal with things. I don't like screaming and breaking things, but it's the only way I can get people to listen.. According to the Transtheoretical Model of Change, the client is most likely in the stage of:
a. precontemplation.
b. contemplation.
c. action.
d. maintenance.
Client: I have been sober for seven months and it's so different. My daughter has started talking to me again. Our relationship isn't great, but we're going to work on it. My job is going good. I haven't missed a day yet and really want the attendance bonus. My husband and me are getting along. Not drinking is the way to go.. According to the Transtheoretical Model of Change, the client is most likely in the stage of:
a. precontemplation.
b. contemplation.
c. preparation.
d. maintenance.
Client: To be honest, I'm here because my wife said she won't leave me if I get some help. She thinks I have anger issues' but if she had the problems I got, she would understand. My boss finds fault with everything I do, I barely keep up with the bills, and the car seems to break down every day. I don't have anger issues. It's called life.. According to the Transtheoretical Model of Change, the client is most likely in the stage of:
a. precontemplation.
b. contemplation.
c. preparation.
d. maintenance.
The process of change is concerned with the ______________ of change.
a. what
b. where
c. how
d. when
All of the following are cultural considerations when developing goals EXCEPT:
a. specific values, customs, and traditions of the client's culture.
b. assessing client collectivist and individualist orientation.
c. assessing acculturation and enculturation.
d. identifying helper bias to avoid goal contamination.
Treatment goals represent the vision of client improvement and it is the helpermore so than the clientwho must envision improvement for progress.
a. True
b. False
When constructing goals, the helper and client work toward objectives that will be noticeable to others. This is an example of being mindful of which of the following goal characteristics?
a. Interpersonally related
b. Process-oriented
c. Salutary
d. New and different
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