Quiz Chapter 14
Psychological Assessment and treatement
planning
The Handbook of Psychological Assessment
5th edition
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1. Developing effective recommendations requires
skills beyond test interpretation. One of the more
important areas relates to: (535)
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
DSM-IV diagnosis
state-trait anxiety assessment
general case management
fiscal responsibility
application of the Comprehensive System
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1. Developing effective recommendations requires
skills beyond test interpretation. One of the more
important areas relates to: (535)
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
DSM-IV diagnosis
state-trait anxiety assessment
general case management
fiscal responsibility
application of the Comprehensive System
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2. The dodo bird verdict on the effectiveness of
psychotherapy finds: (538)
A.
B.
C.
D.
none of them work
all of them work
only cognitive behavior therapy works
CBT only works for psychologically minded
people
E. Client-centered therapy is the most effective.
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2. The dodo bird verdict on the effectiveness of
psychotherapy finds: (538)
A.
B.
C.
D.
none of them work
all of them work
only cognitive behavior therapy works
CBT only works for psychologically minded
people
E. Client-centered therapy is the most effective.
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3. A second general strategy of treatment planning
is differential therapeutics which
A. accentuates the common elements of all
therapy
B. parallels and draws of procedures used in
medicine
C. emphasizes client characteristics
D. all of the above
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3. A second general strategy of treatment planning
is differential therapeutics which
A. accentuates the common elements of all
therapy
B. parallels and draws of procedures used in
medicine
C. emphasizes client characteristics
D. all of the above
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4. High levels of functional impairment have
implications for five areas including: (543)
A. restrictiveness of treatment
B. giving the WAIS
C. use of medical/somatic versus psycholgical
interventions
D. less urgency to rapidly define and achieve
specific, symptom-oriented goals
E. A and C
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4. High levels of functional impairment have
implications for five areas including: (543)
A. restrictiveness of treatment
B. giving the WAIS
C. use of medical/somatic versus psycholgical
interventions
D. less urgency to rapidly define and achieve
specific, symptom-oriented goals
E. A and C
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5. Greater duration of treatment is generally
suggested for these types of patients: (544)
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
external stress of primary causal significance
good premorbid level of functioning.
high level of social support
structured, directive, and active interventions
age between 25 and 50
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5. Greater duration of treatment is generally
suggested for these types of patients: (544)
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
external stress of primary causal significance
good premorbid level of functioning.
high level of social support
structured, directive, and active interventions
age between 25 and 50
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6. Level of environmental support refers to the
presence of a strong cohesive family and a:
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
lot of drinking buddies
lot of psychosocially healthy friends
secure form of employment
many friends of Facebook
all of the above
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6. Level of environmental support refers to the
presence of a strong cohesive family and a:
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
lot of drinking buddies
lot of psychosocially healthy friends
secure form of employment
many friends of Facebook
all of the above
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7. High social support suggests: (546)
A. cognitive behavior therapy is more effective
that therapies designed to enhance
relationships
B. longer duration of therapy
C. the possibility of medication
D. a shorter duration of therapy
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7. High social support suggests: (546)
A. cognitive behavior therapy is more effective
that therapies designed to enhance
relationships
B. longer duration of therapy
C. the possibility of medication
D. a shorter duration of therapy
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8. Complex problems are likely to respond to
broad treatments directed toward resolving longstanding underlying conflicts and changing
interpersonal relationships. Specifics include:
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
behavioral contracting
two-chair work
social skills training
graded exposure
paradoxical strategies
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8. Complex problems are likely to respond to
broad treatments directed toward resolving longstanding underlying conflicts and changing
interpersonal relationships. Specifics include:
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
behavioral contracting
two-chair work
social skills training
graded exposure
paradoxical strategies
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9. Theory, research and clinical observations
indicate that client coping strategies vary on a
continuum between: (549)
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
happy and sad
complex and simple
externalization and internalization
naiveté and paranoia
unsocialized aggression and indifference
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9. Theory, research and clinical observations
indicate that client coping strategies vary on a
continuum between: (549)
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
happy and sad
complex and simple
externalization and internalization
naiveté and paranoia
unsocialized aggression and indifference
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10. Clinical indicators for externalization based on
history and behavioral observations include: (550)
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
projection
repression
minimizing difficulties
social withdrawal
constricted or over-controlled emotions.
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10. Clinical indicators for externalization based on
history and behavioral observations include: (550)
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
projection
repression
minimizing difficulties
social withdrawal
constricted or over-controlled emotions.
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Which of the following is true of Natalie Portman?
A. semi-finalist Intel
science talent search
B. psychology major from
Harvard
C. Won Oscar for best
actress.
D. all of the above
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THE END
The
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