Quiz: Talking About Sex in Sexual Offense Treatment: Practical Approaches for Professionals (NOT133-A) Quiz: Talking About Sex in Sexual Offense Treatment: Practical Approaches for Professionals Training Title: Talking About Sex in Sexual Offense Treatment: Practical Approaches for Professionals This exam contains 15 questions. In order to receive credit, you MUST answer at least 12 questions correctly. You may attempt the quiz as many times as you’d like. First Name * Last Name * Email * 1. Which of the following is NOT a dynamic risk factor? * Negative emotionality Poor problem-solving Work Significant social influences 2. Which of the following is a protective factor? * Supervised living Leisure activities Self-control All of the above 3. According to Yates et al., which of the following is a life goal? * Inner peace Happiness Capacity for relationship stability Both a and b 4. What did Watter & Hall add to Yates’s life goals? * Leisure activities Sex as coping Healthy sex Prosocial sexual identity 5. True or false? Client reinforcement of avoidance of sexual discussions makes talking about sex difficult for treatment providers. * True False 6. Clients often have concerns that talking about sex will lead to * competing treatment needs. legal problems. too much sexual knowledge. an emphasis on avoidance goals. 7. Who did the presenter cite as a source about developing the therapeutic alliance? * Marshall Stephens Buehler Watter 8. What source did the presenter cite in discussing distinguishing facilitation from motivation? * Yates Luca Seto Hall 9. Which of the following was on the presenter’s list of possible contributions to paraphilic attraction? * Desire to be punished Thrill-seeking Preference for consensual sex Emotional turmoil 10. Which of the following was NOT on the presenter’s list of possible contributions to paraphilic attraction? * Physical repulsion Anger Fear of pain Both a and c 11. Who did the presenter cite as a source about arousal management? * Gannon Blagden Jahnke Gottman 12. What subjects did the presenter list under Gottman & Gottman’s “Got Sex”? * Combining sex and intimacy Asking for and saying no to sex Creative ways of meeting sexual wants All of the above 13. Commenting on the treatment provider’s appearance is a possible sign of client * rejection of help. attraction. respect for boundaries. limited expectations. 14. True or false? The best way to respond to a client’s comment on the provider’s appearance is to strongly object to it. * True False 15. Who suggested that when responding to a client’s comment about the treatment provider’s appearance, we consider the function of the behavior? * Hartl Rabasco Ueda Herbenick Submit If you are human, leave this field blank. Δ
