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What does equilibrium refer to in crisis intervention?
What does equilibrium refer to in crisis intervention?
- State of mental or emotional stability prior to a crisis situation (correct)
- State of physical being in response to different moods and emotions
- State of actively assessing and listening to the client
- State of complete immobility during a crisis
What is the primary focus of assessment in crisis intervention?
What is the primary focus of assessment in crisis intervention?
- Evaluating the client’s ability to cope and making a judgment regarding type of action needed (correct)
- Focusing on the counselor's ability to actively assess and listen to the client
- Emphasizing the destruction of emotional stability during crisis situations
- Assessing the client's physical mobility and flexibility
What does immobility refer to in crisis intervention?
What does immobility refer to in crisis intervention?
- State of complete physical immobility during a crisis situation (correct)
- Lack or destruction of emotional stability, balance, or poise in the organism
- Actively, assertively, intentionally, and continuously assessing and listening to the client
- A state of physical being whereby the person can autonomously change or cope in response to different moods
What is meant by disequilibrium in crisis intervention?
What is meant by disequilibrium in crisis intervention?
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What is emphasized as necessary in assessment during crisis intervention?
What is emphasized as necessary in assessment during crisis intervention?
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Study Notes
Crisis Intervention
- Equilibrium in crisis intervention refers to a state of balance and stability, where an individual's coping mechanisms are able to manage stressors and return to a pre-crisis state.
Assessment in Crisis Intervention
- The primary focus of assessment in crisis intervention is to identify the individual's coping mechanisms, resources, and support systems.
Immobility in Crisis Intervention
- Immobility in crisis intervention refers to a state of paralysis or inability to take action, often resulting from being overwhelmed by the crisis.
Disequilibrium in Crisis Intervention
- Disequilibrium in crisis intervention refers to a state of imbalance or disruption, where an individual's coping mechanisms are overwhelmed, and their ability to function is impaired.
Assessment Emphasis in Crisis Intervention
- In crisis intervention, it is emphasized that a thorough assessment of the individual's situation, including their physical, emotional, and psychological state, is necessary to develop an effective intervention strategy.
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Test your knowledge of the evaluation process involved in crisis intervention, including assessing the client's ability to cope, personal threat, and necessary actions by the counselor. This quiz covers the principles of immediate and continuous assessment in crisis situations.
