In contrast to dialectical behavior therapy for a patient with borderline personality disorder, in interpersonal therapy:
a. implementation of treatment techniques follows a preconceived order.
b. self-injurious or self-destructive behaviors would not be addressed.
c. therapy continues for years because of the chronic nature of the condition.
d. the patient is prescribed the sick role and allowed to be passive.
Q. 2Examples of multicultural influences that need to be taken into account when providing consultative and collaborative services include:
a. possessing an awareness and comprehension of their own cultural group.
b. possessing an awareness and comprehension of the cultural group of their consultees and fellow collaborators.
c. have a comprehension of the impact of the experiences of the mainstream culture on the parties involved in the helping process.
d. all of the above.
Q. 3All of the following are characteristics of effective adolescent addiction prevention programs EXCEPT:
A. they include parent/family involvement.
B. they are fully funded through health insurance premiums.
C. they follow an integrated, holistic concept of healthful living.
D. they are closely connected with positive school climates.
E. they are long-term commitments, not temporary quick-fixes.
Q. 4Interpersonal therapy has NOT been shown to be efficacious for which of the following conditions?
a. Substance abuse
b. Bulimia nervosa
c. PTSD
d. Unipolar depression
Q. 5How do professionals maintain high levels of professionalism?
a. They belong to a professional organization.
b. They participate in continuing education.
c. They rely on own experiences and knowledge in decision-making.
d. Both a andb.
Q. 6The goal of prescribing a sick role to a patient in interpersonal therapy is to:
a. allow them to be passive to get the help they need.
b. insure that insurance benefits will cover treatment.
c. demystify the symptoms and engage the patient.
d. secure a leave of absence from responsibilities.
Quick Reply
