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What is the primary purpose of clinical questions in screening clients for addiction?
What is the primary purpose of clinical questions in screening clients for addiction?
- To conduct biological tests to verify self-reports
- To ask carefully worded questions during conversations (correct)
- To gather information about the client's strengths and resources
- To provide accurate assurances about privacy and confidentiality
Why are substance-focused items intermixed with other clinical questions during screening?
Why are substance-focused items intermixed with other clinical questions during screening?
- To ignore the negative consequences of substance use
- To increase defensiveness in clients
- To gather information on other health or social issues (correct)
- To avoid listening to concerns raised by clients
When are biological markers particularly useful in addiction screening?
When are biological markers particularly useful in addiction screening?
- When the honesty of self-report is in doubt (correct)
- When clients show strengths and resources
- When clients refuse to answer clinical questions
- When subtle tests are reliable indicators
What is the advised use of subtle tests in making decisions about clients during addiction screening?
What is the advised use of subtle tests in making decisions about clients during addiction screening?
In addiction screening, what areas should be focused on to gather information over time during treatment?
In addiction screening, what areas should be focused on to gather information over time during treatment?
What are the three categories under 'nature and severity of substance use and problems' in addiction screening?
What are the three categories under 'nature and severity of substance use and problems' in addiction screening?
What are the three phases of mourning?
What are the three phases of mourning?
What does infant and toddler mental health refer to?
What does infant and toddler mental health refer to?
What are positive stress responses characterized by?
What are positive stress responses characterized by?
What do tolerable stress responses rely on to buffer the stress?
What do tolerable stress responses rely on to buffer the stress?
How does chronic emotional trauma during childhood affect the hippocampus?
How does chronic emotional trauma during childhood affect the hippocampus?
Which factor is NOT mentioned as influencing early mental health?
Which factor is NOT mentioned as influencing early mental health?
What is the concept of 'limbic resonance' associated with in babies?
What is the concept of 'limbic resonance' associated with in babies?
What is the significance of the underdevelopment of the frontal cortex in children?
What is the significance of the underdevelopment of the frontal cortex in children?
How do extreme or chronic stress affect brain flexibility over time?
How do extreme or chronic stress affect brain flexibility over time?
What are common functional deficits resulting from exposure to violence and chronic stress according to the text?
What are common functional deficits resulting from exposure to violence and chronic stress according to the text?
Biological markers are recommended to make important decisions about clients in addiction screening.
Biological markers are recommended to make important decisions about clients in addiction screening.
Subtle tests are reliable for making important decisions about clients in addiction screening.
Subtle tests are reliable for making important decisions about clients in addiction screening.
The nature and severity of substance use and problems include four categories in addiction screening.
The nature and severity of substance use and problems include four categories in addiction screening.
Clinical questions involve asking carefully worded questions only at the beginning of treatment in addiction screening.
Clinical questions involve asking carefully worded questions only at the beginning of treatment in addiction screening.
Clients' strengths and resources are not part of the information gathered over time during treatment in addiction screening.
Clients' strengths and resources are not part of the information gathered over time during treatment in addiction screening.
Substance-focused items are not intermixed with other clinical questions about health or social issues to decrease defensiveness in addiction screening.
Substance-focused items are not intermixed with other clinical questions about health or social issues to decrease defensiveness in addiction screening.
Babies are left-hemisphere dominant.
Babies are left-hemisphere dominant.
Tolerable stress responses are not buffered by supportive relationships.
Tolerable stress responses are not buffered by supportive relationships.
The developing brain is not sensitive to stress and emotional trauma.
The developing brain is not sensitive to stress and emotional trauma.
Chronic emotional trauma during childhood has no impact on the hippocampus.
Chronic emotional trauma during childhood has no impact on the hippocampus.
Healthy stress response systems do not depend on interactions.
Healthy stress response systems do not depend on interactions.
Exposure to violence and chronic stress does not result in any functional deficits.
Exposure to violence and chronic stress does not result in any functional deficits.
Infant and toddler mental health does not include establishing secure relationships.
Infant and toddler mental health does not include establishing secure relationships.
Lack of basic needs results in long-term thinking in children.
Lack of basic needs results in long-term thinking in children.
Extreme or chronic stress, without support or intervention, leads to flexible brains over time.
Extreme or chronic stress, without support or intervention, leads to flexible brains over time.
Learning to cope with and manage emotions is an unimportant part of healthy child development.
Learning to cope with and manage emotions is an unimportant part of healthy child development.
