Examples Of Treatment Processes

Question 1

Many different types of treatment

Answer 1

Anger and aggression violence
Cognitive skills programme
Other offending programmes

Question 2

Anger and aggression violence

Answer 2

Deal with anger management through programmes
CALM - Controlling Anger and Learning to Manage
Life minus violence
Alcohol related violence program

Question 3

Cognitive skills programmes

Answer 3

Problem solving
Thinking skills
TSP - thinking skills programme
Reasoning and Rehab programme

Question 4

Other offending behaviour programmes

Answer 4

Fire setting - FIPP/FIPP-MO

Sexual offenders - SOTP

Question 5

Traditional group sex offender treatment programmes

7 stages

Answer 5

1 introduction and group norms
2 understand offending
3 talk about cognitive distortions and empathy
4 talk about deviant sexual arousal
5 affect regulation
6 intimacy deficits
7 relapse prevention

Question 6

When do we introduce Good Lives Model and Goal setting

Answer 6

Week 3

Question 7

When do they introduce goal planning to group

Answer 7

Week 4

Question 8

When do patients examine the good lives model to their time during their time of offending? Was there anything missing from their lives that may have caused offending

Answer 8

Week 5

Make risk factors in relation to good lives model

Question 9

The patients to continue to draw upon the good lives model where relevant, while developing an understanding of the factors associated with their offence

Answer 9

Week 6-9

Question 10

Traditional relapse prevention

Answer 10

Week 22-28 of treatment

Question 11

Cohen’s D effect size

Answer 11

Small is 0.20
Moderate .5
Large .8

Question 12

Dynamic risk factors of Cohen’s D

Answer 12

For inappropriate sex arousal - 0.3
Emotional self management- 0.38
Offence supportive condition - 0.16
Intimacy/social functioning deficits - 0.15

Question 13

Post-offence minimisations, excuse-making (Maruna & Mann, 2006)

Answer 13

Normal behaviour to respond after you make an offence. To protect your self-esteem

Question 14

“Risky thinking” aka cognitive distortions

Answer 14

1) self statements made around the time of offending that affect thinking style
2) aka deeper attitudes

Question 15

Offence Supportive Thinking: Victim Empath

Answer 15

Emotional recognition
Perspective taking
Experience emotional responses
Actions that comfort or reduce suffering

Question 16

Positive therapist features

Answer 16

Self disclosure
Empathetic 
Warm
Humour
Rewarding
Flexible
Directive

Question 17

Negative therapist characteristics

Answer 17

Confrontational
Lack of interest in client
Low interpersonal skills