(PGTP) Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Quiz Survey

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* 1. What is the central assumption of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)?

Emotions are the driving force of behavior

Behavior results from the unconscious intraphyschic motives

Thoughts, feelings and behavior have a reciprocal influence on one another

False beliefs lead to negative consequences

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* 2. Jackie was passed over for a promotion for a colleague with more seniority and greater experience. She is upset because she thinks her boss does not consider her qualified. What would a CBT therapist do to help Jackie?

Empathize with Jackie because she has been unfairly treated

Help her generate realistic alternative explanations

Agree with her that her boss deemed her not qualified

Advise her to find a better job elsewhere

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* 3. What techniques would a CBT therapist likely use to help clients identify and recognize their cognitive distortions?

Socratic questioning

A collaborative empiricist approach

Having the client generate evidence for and against their beliefs

All of the above

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* 4. In CBT, the therapeutic alliance is considered a "non-specific factor." What does this mean?

A strong therapeutic relationship is an essential ingredient in most therapies, including CBT

Establishing a therapeutic alliance is not necessary for CBT to be effective

The CBT therapist uses techniques, not relationship factors to help clients change

The CBT therapist relies on non-specific factors, not techniques to help clients change

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* 5. What is the role of the therapist in CBT?

Reflective and client-centered

Reflective and insight-oriented

Active and directive

Active and non-directive

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* 6. A comprehensive assessment of the client's problems is based on a functional analysis, which uses the ABC model. What does the "A-B-C" acronym stand for?

Activating Event, Belief, Consequence

Activity, Behavior, Consciousness

Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence

Antecedent, Belief, Consciousness

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* 7. For the compulsive gambler, risk situations are conditions or events that:

make gambling more likely

decrease the likelihood of gambling

raise the gambler's awareness of the risks associated with gambling

reduce the gambler's urges to gamble

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* 8. What clients benefit most from the time-limited CBT?

Clients who are ambivalent and unsure whether they can commit to treatment

Clients with high levels of stress who have little to no social support

Clients who present with a serious concurrent drug or alcohol addiction

Clients who are motivated and play an active part in changing their behavior

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* 9. What is the name of the technique CBT therapists use to challenge clients' maladaptive thoughts and false beliefs?

Cognitive restructuring

Critical thinking

Thought record

Illusion control

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* 10. What are the characteristics of games of chance such as craps and roulette?

Skilled gamblers can develop effective strategies to maximize their chances to winning

Skilled gamblers can increase their chances to win at craps, but not at roulette

Skilled gamblers can increase their chances to win at roulette, but not at craps

Skilled gamblers can do nothing to increase their chances of winning at either game

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* 11. The first time Melissa went to a casino, she won $300 playing blackjack. She left the casino elated, determined that casino blackjack would become her new hobby as this was an easy and sure way to make money. What cognitive distortion is apparent in Melissa's thinking.

All-or-nothing thinking

Overgeneralization

Mind reading

Catastrophizing

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* 12. Compulsive gamblers often think money will give them the power and respect they crave. Their desire for power stems from underlying pervasive beliefs often formed in childhood (e.g., "I am unlovable" or "I am worthless"). Such beliefs are called:

Automatic thoughts

Core beliefs

Unconscious motives

Cognitive distortions

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* 13. Why do slot machines have buttons to stop the reels on a video screen?

To give gamblers a chance to increase the odds of winnings

To test gamblers' reaction times

To create an illusion of control

All of the above

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* 14. To help clients change their problematic gambling behavior, the CBT therapist uses the following strategy:

Teaching clients to interrupt the "behavior chain" of gambling as early as possible

Finding regarding alternatives and behaviors incompatible with gambling

Challenging and changing dysfunctional beliefs regarding gambling

All of the above

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* 15. What is NOT a strategy the CBT therapist uses to enhance clients' relapse prevention skills?

Developing an awareness of psychological defense mechanisms

Preventing a slip from developing into a full blown relapse

Identifying early warning signals (urge, thoughts about gambling)

Joining support groups (e.g., Gamblers Anonymous)

Please help us to better serve our members by answering the following evaluation questions:

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* 16. Presenter was knowledgeable on the topic area

Excellent

Good

Satisfactory

Unsatisfactory

Undecided

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* 17. Workshop Content Feedback

	Strongly Disagree	Somewhat Disagree	Neither Agree nor Disagree	Somewhat Agree	Strongly Agree
Information presented was clear and well organized	Information presented was clear and well organized Strongly Disagree	Information presented was clear and well organized Somewhat Disagree	Information presented was clear and well organized Neither Agree nor Disagree	Information presented was clear and well organized Somewhat Agree	Information presented was clear and well organized Strongly Agree
Provided new resources which I can use in my work	Provided new resources which I can use in my work Strongly Disagree	Provided new resources which I can use in my work Somewhat Disagree	Provided new resources which I can use in my work Neither Agree nor Disagree	Provided new resources which I can use in my work Somewhat Agree	Provided new resources which I can use in my work Strongly Agree
I learned new information	I learned new information Strongly Disagree	I learned new information Somewhat Disagree	I learned new information Neither Agree nor Disagree	I learned new information Somewhat Agree	I learned new information Strongly Agree
Workshop content was relevant to topic	Workshop content was relevant to topic Strongly Disagree	Workshop content was relevant to topic Somewhat Disagree	Workshop content was relevant to topic Neither Agree nor Disagree	Workshop content was relevant to topic Somewhat Agree	Workshop content was relevant to topic Strongly Agree

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* 18. Participant Skill Development Feedback

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neither Agree Nor Disagree	Agree	Strongly Agree
The information and skills provided in this session will be used in my work?	The information and skills provided in this session will be used in my work? Strongly Disagree	The information and skills provided in this session will be used in my work? Disagree	The information and skills provided in this session will be used in my work? Neither Agree Nor Disagree	The information and skills provided in this session will be used in my work? Agree	The information and skills provided in this session will be used in my work? Strongly Agree
The information provided will improve my work with veteran clients?	The information provided will improve my work with veteran clients? Strongly Disagree	The information provided will improve my work with veteran clients? Disagree	The information provided will improve my work with veteran clients? Neither Agree Nor Disagree	The information provided will improve my work with veteran clients? Agree	The information provided will improve my work with veteran clients? Strongly Agree
The information provided has increased my comfort level in working with veterans and their families?	The information provided has increased my comfort level in working with veterans and their families? Strongly Disagree	The information provided has increased my comfort level in working with veterans and their families? Disagree	The information provided has increased my comfort level in working with veterans and their families? Neither Agree Nor Disagree	The information provided has increased my comfort level in working with veterans and their families? Agree	The information provided has increased my comfort level in working with veterans and their families? Strongly Agree

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* 19. What did you learn in today's workshop that you anticipate using in your work with clients and their family members?

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* 20. Please Provide us with your contact information

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Question Title

* 1. What is the central assumption of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)?

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* 2. Jackie was passed over for a promotion for a colleague with more seniority and greater experience. She is upset because she thinks her boss does not consider her qualified. What would a CBT therapist do to help Jackie?

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* 3. What techniques would a CBT therapist likely use to help clients identify and recognize their cognitive distortions?

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* 4. In CBT, the therapeutic alliance is considered a "non-specific factor." What does this mean?

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* 5. What is the role of the therapist in CBT?

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* 6. A comprehensive assessment of the client's problems is based on a functional analysis, which uses the ABC model. What does the "A-B-C" acronym stand for?

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* 7. For the compulsive gambler, risk situations are conditions or events that:

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* 8. What clients benefit most from the time-limited CBT?

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* 9. What is the name of the technique CBT therapists use to challenge clients' maladaptive thoughts and false beliefs?

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* 10. What are the characteristics of games of chance such as craps and roulette?

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* 11. The first time Melissa went to a casino, she won $300 playing blackjack. She left the casino elated, determined that casino blackjack would become her new hobby as this was an easy and sure way to make money. What cognitive distortion is apparent in Melissa's thinking.

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* 12. Compulsive gamblers often think money will give them the power and respect they crave. Their desire for power stems from underlying pervasive beliefs often formed in childhood (e.g., "I am unlovable" or "I am worthless"). Such beliefs are called:

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* 13. Why do slot machines have buttons to stop the reels on a video screen?

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* 14. To help clients change their problematic gambling behavior, the CBT therapist uses the following strategy:

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* 15. What is NOT a strategy the CBT therapist uses to enhance clients' relapse prevention skills?

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* 16. Presenter was knowledgeable on the topic area

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* 17. Workshop Content Feedback

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* 18. Participant Skill Development Feedback

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* 19. What did you learn in today's workshop that you anticipate using in your work with clients and their family members?

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* 20. Please Provide us with your contact information

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* 21. Social Work License Number