Quiz: Strengths-Based Intervention Planning for Desistance from Sexual Offending (OT224-A) Quiz: Strengths-Based Intervention Planning for Desistance Email * First Name * Last Name * 1. Which of the following is NOT a central idea of desistance theory? * Identity and agency Cognitive transformations Physical limitations Aging 2. Moffit (1993) distinguished adolescence-limited delinquency from ______________ delinquency. * Life-course persistent Impulsive Substance abuse-related Juvenile 3. True or false? Further desistance takes place as adults age. * True False 4. Events that involve a strengthening of bonds to conventional institutions are considered: * Cognitive transformations Respite Turning points None of the above 5. Paternoster & Bushway (2009) argued that individuals will retain “offender” as a working identity so long as: * they remain incarcerated their families stick by them. they are getting more benefits than costs from crime. None of the above 6. Which of the following is contained in the strengths-based theory of rehabilitation that was recently reconstructed as a practice framework by Ward and Durrant (2021)? * Core values and principles Knowledge-related assumptions Intervention guidelines All of the above 7. What is the GLM term for the concrete ways/means to secure primary goods? * Social skills Secondary goods Prosocial behaviors Achievable goals 8. How many primary human goods does the GLM propose? * 3 5 8 10 9. True or false? The GLM approach helps clients place the appropriate value on each of the primary human goods. * True False 10. Internal lack of capacity can be due to maladaptive: * schemas. attachments. coping. All of the above 11. Which of the following is NOT one of the commonly used dynamic risk tools listed by Kelley et al, 2020? * Sexual Violence Risk – 20 (SVR-20) Structured Risk Assessment – Forensic Version (SRA-FV) Risk for Sexual Offending Measure (RSOM) Stable-2007 12. Thornton & Knight are credited with the development of the __________ dynamic risk tool. * Sexual Violence Risk – 20 (SVR-20) Structured Risk Assessment – Forensic Version (SRA-FV) Risk for Sexual Offending Measure (RSOM) Stable-2007 13. Which of the following was discussed by the presenters as a problem with existing risk assessment tools? * Most are deficit-based Few are strengths-based Most are atheoretical All of the above 14. True or false? Protective factors can exist on a continuum with risk factors, as antidotes to risk factors, or somewhat independent of extant risk factors. * True False 15. Which of the following is a tool for assessing protective factors against sexual offending? * SVR-20 SRA-FV SAPROF-SO Stable-2007 16. Which of the following is NOT one of the aspects of resilience discussed by the presenters? * Comfort with skirting rules Ability to cope with stressors Empathy toward others Self-control 17. Which of the following is part of adaptive sexuality? * Sexual self-regulation Prosocial sexual interests Prosocial sexual identity All of the above 18. An important part of sexual self-regulation is the __________ of triggers that lead to offense-related impulses or opportunities. * heathy expression avoidance denial complete lack 19. A stable intimate relationship ideally includes __________ and an emotional connection. * Sexual arousal Reciprocating support Management of impulses Self-soothing strategies 20. Which of the following is NOT part of prosocial connection & reward? * Stable, structured work Regularly scheduled leisure activities Avoidance-oriented goals Social network 21. When comparing treatment targets of the SAPROF-SO with the STABLE-2007, one difference is that whereas the STABLE-2007 targets emotional ID with children, the SAPROF-SO targets: * Attitudes towards rules and regulations Emotional connection to adults Self-control Sexual self-regulation 22. When comparing treatment targets of the SAPROF-SO with the VRS-SO, one difference is that whereas the VRS-SO targets criminal personality, the SAPROF-SO targets: * Adaptive schemas, empathy Work, leisure activities, social network Coping Sexual self-regulation 23. True or false? In their discussion of professional risk management, the presenters stated that the therapeutic alliance most focus solely on the client’s subjective experience. * True False 24. Which of the following was NOT part of the presenters’ discussion of professional risk management? * Sexual offense-specific treatment Therapeutic alliance Motivation for managing risk Internal control 25. Which of the following was NOT part of the presenters’ discussion of professional risk management? * TV shows Romance novels Role playing Both a and b Submit If you are human, leave this field blank. Δ