CCIS CCIS Crisis Intervention Models & Frameworks

Question 1

Roberts' Seven-Stage Crisis Intervention Model begins with which stage?

Accepted Answer

Assess lethality and safety needs

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Establish rapport

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Plan follow-up

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Generate and explore alternatives

Question 2

The ABC Model of Crisis Intervention focuses on:

Accepted Answer

Affect, Behavior, and Cognition

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Assessment, Bonding, and Closure

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Admission, Baseline, and Compliance

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Anxiety, Breathing, and Coping

Question 3

The Psychological First Aid (PFA) model was developed primarily for use in:

Accepted Answer

Disaster and mass trauma situations

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Long-term psychotherapy settings

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Correctional facilities

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School disciplinary contexts

Question 4

A key principle distinguishing crisis intervention from traditional therapy is that crisis intervention is:

Accepted Answer

Brief, focused on the immediate problem, and time-limited

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Long-term and exploratory

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Primarily medication-based

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Conducted only in inpatient settings

Question 5

In the Transactional Model of Crisis, a crisis occurs when:

Accepted Answer

The perceived demands of a situation exceed the person's perceived coping resources

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A person experiences any stressful event

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A person has a history of mental illness

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Social support is abundant but not utilized

Question 6

The equilibrium model of crisis intervention focuses on:

Accepted Answer

Restoring the client's pre-crisis emotional and functional equilibrium

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Long-term personality reconstruction

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Eliminating all future stressors

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Identifying childhood trauma roots of the crisis