CAADC Evidence-Based Counseling Models 2

Question 1

In Motivational Interviewing, what does OARS represent?

Accepted Answer

Open questions, Affirmations, Reflections, Summaries

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Outcomes, Assessments, Referrals, Services

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Observation, Analysis, Response, Support

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Orientation, Acceptance, Recovery, Sobriety

Question 2

Which CBT component addresses automatic thoughts that trigger substance use urges?

Accepted Answer

Cognitive restructuring

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Systematic desensitization

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Dream analysis

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Free association

Question 3

What is the primary mechanism of change in Contingency Management?

Accepted Answer

Systematic use of tangible reinforcers to reward verified abstinence or treatment adherence

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Insight into childhood

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Medication-induced aversion

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Peer pressure in groups

Question 4

How does DBT address substance use disorders differently from standard CBT?

Accepted Answer

DBT adds distress tolerance, emotion regulation, mindfulness, and interpersonal effectiveness skills targeting emotional dysregulation

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DBT doesn't address substance use

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DBT replaces CBT with medication

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DBT uses only group therapy

Question 5

What distinguishes the Community Reinforcement Approach from other treatments?

Accepted Answer

It systematically restructures the client's environment to make sobriety more rewarding than substance use

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It focuses on 12-step facilitation

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It only works inpatient

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It is purely pharmacological

Question 6

What combination of components does the Matrix Model use for stimulant use disorders?

Accepted Answer

Individual sessions, multiple group types, family education, social support, and urine testing over 16 weeks

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Only individual therapy monthly

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Exclusively medication

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Only 12-step attendance