Evidence-Based Counseling Models Flashcards
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In Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), the concept of 'psychological flexibility' refers to:
Answer: The ability to contact the present moment and change or persist in behavior that serves valued ends
Psychological flexibility in ACT means being able to be fully present and act according to one's values, even in the presence of difficult thoughts and feelings.
The 'Network Therapy' approach for substance use disorders primarily involves:
Answer: Engaging the client's social network (family, friends) as active supports in treatment
Network Therapy recruits the client's social network as active participants who attend sessions and help support abstinence goals.
Which component of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) specifically addresses interpersonal effectiveness skills for clients with co-occurring addiction?
Answer: Interpersonal effectiveness module
The interpersonal effectiveness module teaches skills for maintaining relationships, setting limits, and asking for what one needs — critical areas often impaired by addiction.
A counselor using the Community Reinforcement Approach (CRA) would MOST likely:
Answer: Restructure the client's environment to make sobriety more rewarding than substance use
CRA systematically rearranges environmental contingencies so that sober activities and relationships compete favorably with substance use.
In evidence-based practice, a 'functional analysis' of substance use behavior is designed to:
Answer: Identify the antecedents, behaviors, and consequences that maintain use
Functional analysis (ABC analysis) maps out triggers, the use behavior itself, and its reinforcing consequences to inform individualized intervention.
The 'voucher-based reinforcement' component used in Contingency Management provides incentives that are:
Answer: Given immediately contingent on verified drug-negative urine samples
Voucher-based CM relies on immediate, objective reinforcement (verified by urinalysis) to strengthen abstinent behavior through operant conditioning.
When applying Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for relapse prevention, 'coping self-efficacy' refers to a client's:
Answer: Belief in their ability to handle high-risk situations without using substances
Coping self-efficacy, a key CBT construct from Marlatt's relapse prevention model, is the client's confidence in using coping skills to manage high-risk situations.