CAADE Relapse Prevention 2

Question 1

What are 'apparently irrelevant decisions' (AIDs) in Marlatt's relapse prevention framework?

Accepted Answer

Small, seemingly unrelated choices that gradually move a person toward a high-risk situation

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Decisions made under the influence of substances that seem unimportant

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Decisions made by a treatment team without client input

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Legal decisions that appear unrelated to substance use treatment

Question 2

The Transtheoretical Model (TTM) stages of change most frequently integrated into relapse prevention programs identifies relapse as occurring at which stage?

Accepted Answer

Maintenance

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Precontemplation

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Contemplation

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Preparation

Question 3

In relapse prevention, self-efficacy refers to:

Accepted Answer

A client's confidence in their ability to cope with high-risk situations without using substances

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A counselor's belief in their ability to help clients recover

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The effectiveness rating of a specific relapse prevention curriculum

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A peer's ability to support another person's recovery

Question 4

What is Terence Gorski's CENAPS model of relapse prevention primarily designed to address?

Accepted Answer

The warning signs and progressive symptoms that precede a return to use

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Acute detoxification and medically managed withdrawal

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Pharmacological interventions for craving reduction

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Group facilitation techniques for 12-step programs

Question 5

Urge surfing, as used in relapse prevention, involves:

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Riding out cravings by observing them as temporary waves without acting on them

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Using a substitute substance to reduce the intensity of cravings

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Immediately calling a sponsor when any craving arises

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Engaging in intense physical exercise to overwhelm urges

Question 6

Which cognitive intervention is central to helping clients challenge thoughts that increase relapse risk?

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Cognitive restructuring

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Systematic desensitization

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Motivational enhancement therapy

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Behavioral activation

Question 7

In relapse prevention planning, what does a 'warning sign' (or relapse warning sign) refer to?

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A behavioral, emotional, or cognitive change that indicates increasing risk of relapse

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A physician's written caution in a medical chart about drug interactions

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A federal notice posted in a treatment facility regarding policy changes

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A court-issued order mandating additional treatment after a positive drug test