CRC Recovery Foundations 3

Question 1

Which concept describes the process by which individuals build a new identity separate from their past substance use?

Accepted Answer

Identity reconstruction

Answer

Identity reconstruction involves the gradual development of a sober identity, replacing the 'addict identity' with a recovery-oriented self-concept.

Question 2

What is the role of peer support specialists in a recovery-oriented system of care?

Accepted Answer

To offer lived experience and mentorship to support others in recovery

Answer

Peer support specialists use their personal recovery experience to provide hope, connection, and practical guidance to others on the recovery journey.

Question 3

Which type of trigger is most associated with environmental cues that evoke cravings?

Accepted Answer

External conditioned triggers

Answer

External conditioned triggers are environmental stimuli (people, places, objects) that have been classically conditioned to elicit cravings through prior drug use.

Question 4

When a recovery coach helps a client identify patterns of thinking that increase relapse risk, they are drawing on principles from which approach?

Accepted Answer

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Answer

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy focuses on identifying and modifying maladaptive thought patterns and behaviors that contribute to substance use.

Question 5

A client says, 'I've tried quitting before and always failed, so what's the point?' This best illustrates which barrier to recovery?

Accepted Answer

Low self-efficacy

Answer

The client's statement reflects low self-efficacy — a diminished belief in their ability to successfully achieve and maintain sobriety.

(CRC) Certified Recovery Coach Practice Test

(CRC) Certified Recovery Coach Practice Test

CRC Recovery Foundations 3