Set A

Question 1

Bidirectional

Answer 1

Moving in 2 usually opposite directions (e.g., A = B & B = A; sleep affects emotions & emotions affect sleep)

Question 2

Clients with GAD use this type of behavior to secure a greater degree of certainty

Answer 2

Overt avoidance behaviors

Question 3

What treatment technique is appropriate to begin treatment for IU (intolerance of uncertainty)?

Answer 3

Attention training

Question 4

What is the primary core feature of GAD?

Answer 4

Worry

Question 5

What are the 3 critical components that are risk factors for GAD?

Answer 5

Cognitive control, intolerance of uncertainty, attention control

Question 6

Negative experiences and evaluations of internal experiences used as a means to escape/avoid those experiences is called?

Answer 6

A lack of self-compassion

Question 7

What symptom is a treatment target when the goal is to reduce chronic worry?

Answer 7

Avoidance function

Question 8

Both of these disorders—PTSD & SUD—intersect 2 core symptom deficits

Answer 8

Memory & emotional regulation

Question 9

An Adlerian technique to bring memories from the past into the present to provide for meaning and resolution to stressors

Answer 9

Early memories

Question 10

Leaving too quickly to avoid pain or, a later interpretation, considers this to be a corrective emotional experience and possibly a positive and genuine expression of emerging symptom insight and is not deceptive

Answer 10

Flight into health

Question 11

Multiple traumatization is a factor for this and it is when’s client is unable to recognize their own emotional state as well as feel, experience, understand, distinguish, and verbalize their own feelings and emotions

Answer 11

Alexithymia

Question 12

An early precursor to an episode of a chronic neurological-disorder

Answer 12

Prodrome

Question 13

Recommended for clients considered high psychosis risk to be assessed for their?

Answer 13

Decisional capacity

Question 14

Psychotic disorders were present in 38% of patients with a personality disorder. The overlapping symptoms are affective dysregulation, impulsive/behavioral dyscontrol, disturbed interpersonal relatedness, & cognitive-perceptual symptoms. Which personality disorder is this?

Answer 14

Borderline Personality Disorder

Question 15

This internal emotion is a problem for recovery that is expressed by over 80% of clients diagnosed with psychosis

Answer 15

Loneliness

Question 16

Counselor dependence has a negative affect for treatment outcomes—True or False

Answer 16

True

Question 17

In planning for persistent depressive disorder, the focus is on what key symptoms?

Answer 17

Interpersonal fears & avoidance

Question 18

What 2 core symptoms are associated with persistent depressive disorder?

Answer 18

Childhood maltreatment & interpersonal deficits

Question 19

When using the CBASP (cognitive behavioral analysis system of psychotherapy), the treatment focuses on what behavior?

Answer 19

Loneliness

Question 20

“___” is about the past while worry is about the future

Answer 20

Rumination is about the past & worry is about the future

Question 21

Loneliness, isolation, childhood maltreatment, avoidant behavior, submissiveness, & self-style rejection is that pattern that represents…

Answer 21

Reduced social connectedness & compassion

Question 22

“___” relationship considers the appearance of depressive and anxiety symptoms and the clinical onset of adjustment disorder (before, after, overlap)

Answer 22

Temporal relationship

Question 23

“___” targets ambiguity for indecisions

Answer 23

Motivational Interviewing

Question 24

This assessment tool measures for understanding and communicating, getting around, self-care, getting along with people, life activities-household, life activities-school/work, & participation in society in the last 30 days

Answer 24

WHODAS 2.0

(World Health Organization Disability Assessment Schedule 2.0)

Question 25

In adjustment disorder, once the stressor or its consequences have terminated, the symptoms do not persist for more than an additional 6 months—True or False?

Answer 25

True

Question 26

A co-morbid disorder associated with anorexia nervosa is “___”

Answer 26

Major Depressive Disorder

Question 27

Acculturation is…

Answer 27

Is the process of adopting the culture norms of the majority culture

Question 28

Intermediate intervention is when…

Answer 28

A problem exists causing some difficulties, negative impact, and impairment in the person’s everyday life

Question 29

Pre planning for clinical secures for BP1 or BP2 in addition to treatment modulate, what type of overall strategy should be considered at the onset?

Answer 29

Adherence & integrity treatment

Question 30

Explain “self-other-difficulties”

Answer 30

When a client experiences difficulties understanding and describing her emotions & symptoms

Question 31

Bipolar 2 is different than Bipolar 1 because BP2 clients tend to experience interpersonal conflict issues & BP1 are more prosaically—True or false?

Answer 31

False

Question 32

Guilt and social stigma is associated with BP1/BP2 and the counselor should be sensitive to that in planning for the initial session—True or false?

Answer 32

True

Question 33

Refers to behaviors, values, and feelings that are in harmony with or acceptable to the needs and goals of the ego

Answer 33

Ego syntonic

Question 34

2 biological causes for Borderline Personality Disorder are…

Answer 34

Emotional vulnerability & an inability to distract oneself from strong emotions

Question 35

BPD clients are aware of their difficulty coping with stress and may “___” others for unrealistic expectations and making unreasonable demands.

Answer 35

Blame. (Borderline Personality Disorder clients will blame due to a distorted belief system and thought pattern. This can be modified and refined through self-monitoring.)

Question 36

OCD & SUD could be a deadly combination as it can result in…

Answer 36

Suicidal ideation

Question 37

This intervention helps a client reduce checking behavior in OCD

Answer 37

Detached mindfulness

Question 38

This intervention, helps with cognition retention and memory distrust

Answer 38

Cognitive restructuring

Question 39

There are 4 dimensions when discussing OCD: contamination, symmetry, forbidden thoughts, and harm. Symmetry refers to…

Answer 39

Repeating, ordering, & counting

Question 40

“___” memory refers to conscious recollection of personal experiences that contains information on what has happened and also where and when it happened

Answer 40

Episodic

Question 41

“___” memory refers to general knowledge of facts

Answer 41

Semantic

Question 42

“___” memory refers to events that occurred in the distant past although it is a type of episodic memory

Answer 42

Remote

Question 43

“___” memory is where the individual “holds on” and manipulates small bits of current information in the mind. It falls under the domain of executive functioning

Answer 43

Working

Question 44

“___” refers to a reliable predictor of potential for hospitalization and decline in function

Answer 44

Gait-speed

Question 45

In terms of ADLs, exergaming device does what?

Answer 45

Uses step movements to play the game

Question 46

Anxiety and depression symptoms are …internalizing or externalizing?

Answer 46

Internalizing

Question 47

When assigning separation anxiety disorder, what differential diagnosis should be considered?

Answer 47

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Question 48

If separation anxiety disorder is left untreated it could pose a risk for what disorder?

Answer 48

Panic Disorder

Question 49

Intolerance of uncertainty is a characteristic of separation anxiety disorder—True or False?

Answer 49

True