Evidence-Based Counseling Models Flashcards
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In Motivational Interviewing, what does OARS represent?
Answer: Open questions, Affirmations, Reflections, Summaries
OARS represents the four core MI communication skills.
Which CBT component addresses automatic thoughts that trigger substance use urges?
Answer: Cognitive restructuring
Cognitive restructuring helps identify, examine, and modify automatic thoughts and cognitive distortions.
What is the primary mechanism of change in Contingency Management?
Answer: Systematic use of tangible reinforcers to reward verified abstinence or treatment adherence
CM uses operant conditioning, providing tangible rewards contingent on verified positive behaviors.
How does DBT address substance use disorders differently from standard CBT?
Answer: DBT adds distress tolerance, emotion regulation, mindfulness, and interpersonal effectiveness skills targeting emotional dysregulation
DBT adds four skill modules targeting the emotional dysregulation underlying many clients' substance use.
What distinguishes the Community Reinforcement Approach from other treatments?
Answer: It systematically restructures the client's environment to make sobriety more rewarding than substance use
CRA works to ensure the community and daily activities provide more reinforcement for sobriety than for use.
What combination of components does the Matrix Model use for stimulant use disorders?
Answer: Individual sessions, multiple group types, family education, social support, and urine testing over 16 weeks
The Matrix Model integrates multiple therapeutic components in a structured 16-week protocol.