CAA CAA Client Goal Setting and Accountability Systems 2

Question 1

Which reward schedule is most effective for maintaining motivation in ADHD clients?

Accepted Answer

Frequent, immediate, small rewards

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Delayed, large rewards only

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Random rare rewards

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Punishment-based consequence systems

Question 2

'Temptation bundling' as an ADHD coaching accountability strategy involves:

Accepted Answer

Pairing a less preferred task with a preferred activity simultaneously

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Avoiding all enjoyable activities until work is done

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Setting punishments for unfinished tasks

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Using only digital reminders

Question 3

A 'parking lot' technique in ADHD coaching sessions is used to:

Accepted Answer

Capture off-topic thoughts without derailing the session agenda

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End sessions early when focus drops

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Delay difficult conversations

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Park negative emotions for later processing

Question 4

When an ADHD client consistently misses goals, the coach should first:

Accepted Answer

Explore whether the goal or system needs adjustment

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Confront the client about effort

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Immediately reduce session frequency

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Refer to a therapist without discussion

Question 5

'Externalization' of tasks in ADHD coaching means:

Accepted Answer

Moving tasks and reminders outside the brain using physical tools and systems

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Sharing personal goals publicly on social media

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Externalizing blame for goal failures

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Working only in public spaces

Question 6

An ADHD coach's role in accountability differs from a parent or boss because the coach:

Accepted Answer

Uses questions to help clients develop their own personalized accountability systems

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Sets all goals for the client

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Monitors every task daily

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Provides daily check-ins without client input