Quiz: Treatment with Adults Who Have Sexually Abused


(OT235-A) Quiz: Treatment with Adults Who Have Sexually Abused

Course Title: Treatment with Adults Who Have Sexually Abused
This exam contains (40) questions. In order to receive credit, you MUST get at least 32 questions correct. You may attempt the quiz as many times as you’d like.

1. What does the “S” in SOAP stand for?
2. According to Edward S. Bordin, the therapeutic alliance consists of agreement on goals, relationship, and
3. According to Parhar, Wormith, et al. meta-analyis of 129 studies found coercive treatment to be particularly ineffective when the treatment was:
4. Which of the following is NOT one of Prochaska & DiClemente’s stages of change?
5. By the most rigorous/conservative standards, treatment can be better with the right
6. True or false? Approach goals require considerable cognitive resources to attain and maintain.
7. Which of the following is NOT mentioned by Miller & Rollnick as a component of the spirit of motivational interviewing?
8. Which of the following is NOT mentioned by Miller & Rollnick as one of the four processes of motivational interviewing?
9. In motivational interviewing, there is no such thing as
10. When you hear change talk, do any of the following except
11. What should you do when you notice that you have been asking closed questions?
12. True or false? An example of simple reflection is continuing the client’s paragraph.
13. When using complex reflections, try to reflect back more than the client said but
14. When giving a client feedback, what do you do before and after you give your feedback?
15. According to Bonta & Andrews, what is the primary aim of correctional intervention?
16. What does the second “R” in RNR stand for?
17. Which of the following was NOT listed by the presenter as a dynamic risk factor?
18. True or false? GLM applied properly adheres to the RNR principles.
19. What treatment model focuses on reducing/managing risk while helping the client attain psychological wellbeing and a fulfilling life?
20. In the GLM, actions, experiences, circumstance, states of being, etc., that individuals seek to attain for their own sake are called
21. In the GLM, dynamic risk factors are ____________ internal or external obstacles that block achieving primary goods in prosocial ways.
22. Which of the following is a primary human good?
23. Which of the following is NOT a primary human good?
24. Which of the following is one of Andrews and Bonta’s Big 8?
25. Print, 2013, and Prescott, 2018, converted Ward’s primary human goods to ________ good life goals.
26. In the GLM, another term for secondary goods is ____________ goods.
27. True or false? The GLM proposes that offending and life problems result when a Good Life Plan lacks scope.
28. The GLM considers the lack of a capacity to attain goods in a prosocial, adaptive way a
29. The presenter recommends that you meet your clients where they
30. The case formulation is an attempt to account for the client’s current problems, how they developed, and
31. GLM intervention plans provide a roadmap for working toward the dual aims of treatment: enhancing wellbeing and
32. True or false? To understand a client’s offense process you need to understand the primary goods the client was trying to achieve.
33. According to Miller & Rollnick, treatment is something we do for and with clients
34. Childhood adversity affects
35. Self-regulation deficits can appear as
36. Of the Fight, Flight, Freeze, or Face ways that trauma may impact relational dynamics, which of the following does NOT belong with the other manifestations of “Fight”?
37. Of the Fight, Flight, Freeze, or Face ways that trauma may impact relational dynamics, which of the following does NOT belong with the other manifestations of “Flight”?
38. True or false? Trauma interferes with one’s focus on surviving threats in the moment.
39. Which of the following is NOT an area of a client’s life rated on the Outcome Rating Scale?
40. Which of the following is rated by the client on the Session Rating Scale?