Substance-Related Disorders

Which therapy approach views lapses following a period of abstinence as being precipitated by high-risk situations?

What is the main focus of Relapse Prevention Therapy (RPT)?

According to Project MATCH, which therapy had a slight advantage over the other two treatments in terms of reducing drinking?

What is the purpose of cognitive restructuring in Relapse Prevention Therapy (RPT)?

Which therapy approach focuses on matching clients with certain characteristics to treatments most appropriate for those characteristics?

According to Project MATCH, which clients benefited most from twelve-step facilitation at the three-year follow-up?

What does the abstinence violation effect refer to in Relapse Prevention Therapy (RPT)?

What is the underlying view of substance addiction in Relapse Prevention Therapy (RPT)?

Which therapy approach utilizes cognitive and behavioral strategies to deal with high-risk situations?

What are some factors that can turn a lapse into a full-blown relapse according to Relapse Prevention Therapy (RPT)?

Which of the following is NOT a factor that influences the treatment of substance use disorders?

Which of the following is NOT an evidence-based intervention for substance use disorders?

Which treatment approach helps individuals arrange their lifestyles to compete with alcohol and drug use?

Which approach in substance use disorder treatment focuses on working with a concerned significant other (CSO) rather than the identified patient?

Which treatment approach was derived from the Community Reinforcement Approach (CRA) but designed for individuals who refuse to seek treatment?

What is the primary goal of Voucher-Based Reinforcement Therapy (VBRT)?

Which combination of treatments is found to be most effective for substance use disorders?

Which intervention corrects misperceptions of behavior by providing clients with information to compare their own behavior with the actual average frequency for people in their peer group?

Which type of therapy includes critical thinking skills training and social support, and is found to be effective for tobacco use disorder?

What is one of the major functions of text messages when used as a mental health intervention?

Which medication is mentioned as effective for tobacco use disorder in the text?

Which intervention has been found to be effective as a stand-alone treatment for promoting abstinence for a number of substances, including cocaine, opiates, marijuana, and tobacco?

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an evidence-based intervention for substance use disorders?

Which intervention focuses on helping the concerned significant other (CSO) make positive life changes that improve their quality of life, regardless of whether the identified patient enters treatment?

Which of the following is NOT a factor that influences the treatment of substance use disorders, according to the text?

Which intervention has been found to be effective for reducing alcohol consumption in college students by correcting misperceptions of their peers' drinking behavior?

Which treatment approach is based on the principles of operant conditioning?

Which intervention has been found to be effective as a smoking cessation intervention when used as a stand-alone treatment or in combination with other interventions?

Which intervention is less useful for promoting initial abstinence but helps patients maintain abstinence following treatment by providing coping skills?

Which intervention involves giving patients vouchers that can be exchanged for goods and services in the community when they achieve treatment goals?