Communicating Assessment Results
When communicating assessment results, who are involved in that process?
What is: the client and other key constituents that are involved in the client's treatment.
These terms are used as an alternative to "assessment report." What are these alternate terms?
What are: Psychological reports, psychoeducational report, or a comprehensive assessment report.
Whereas in the DSM-IV, there were 11 recognized substance classes, DSM-5 only has 10, because certain related substances have been combined into a single class. Which pair of drugs fall into a single class in the DSM-5?
What is Cocaine and Methamphetamine.
These screeners are utilized for repeated problems related to alcohol intoxication. What are some of these screeners?
MAST
CAGE
TWEAK
AUDIT
This is widely used as an adjunct to treatment; however, is not appropriate for all clients. This adjunct is not considered treatment. It is a manual guided approach to promote abstinence.
What is 12-Step Facilitation
The chapter discussed two methods in which assessment results can be disseminated. What are these two methods?
In written reports, _____________ is usually addressed in both school and mental health settings with regard to the examinee?
A. behavioral concerns
B. current level of functioning
C. instructional strategies
D. psychological concerns
A. Behavioral Concerns
This disorder has been recategorized from impulse control disorder to an addictive disorder. What is this disorder.
What is Gambling Disorder.
This assessment instrument assesses marijuana as it pertains to the client's current use and history of usage. What is the name of this assessment?
Marijuana Smoking History Questionnaire
This type of therapy in combination with medication management is effective for alcohol use disorder.
What is behavior therapy
While the counselor, Sandy, was communicating assessment results to her client Jeff, the client became resistant to the results and began to push back with Sandy. What problem would you say that Sandy is encountering?
What is: Jeff's acceptance of assessment results
What is the section of the report that provides a context for understanding the client?
What is background information.
Which substance use disorder of an illicit substance is most prevalent in the U.S.?
What is Cannabis Use Disorder
This is an efficient and effective health screening tool designed to identify substance use, substance-related riding/driving risk, and substance use disorder among youth ages 12-21. What is the name of this tool?
What is the CRAFT
This treatment approach help clients recognize and change their ambivalence about treatment for a gambling disorder. What is this treatment approach?
What is motivational interviewing
Counselor Juan is discussing test results with examinee Jessica. During the feedback session Juan inquires about Jessica’s values, interests, expectations, and goals, and also examines Jessica’s performance on previous tests to determine whether her current scores are typical. What “Problem Area” is Juan most likely addressing?
What are flat profiles
What is the primary area of concern regarding the advancement of computer technology in assessment?
What is the accuracy of computer-generated test reports
Which symptom is a recognized consequence of the abrupt termination of daily or near-daily cannabis use?
What is Irritability
Tis test is a short, five-question quiz that was originally designed to screen pregnant women for harmful drinking habits. What is the name of this screener?
What is TWEAK
This type of treatment is well documented and effective with tobacco use disorder. This treatment includes approaches, such as nicotine gum and patch.
What is medication assisted treatment
Which of the following statements about feedback sessions with parents is true?
A. Examiners should use technical language when communicating test results, in order to appear credible
B. The specific purpose of the test should be withheld from the parents because it may cause unnecessary anxiety
C. Parents should be informed about the confidentiality of test results
D. Parents are always receptive to test results and eager to incorporate them into a plan to help the child
C. Parents should be informed about the confidentiality of test results
After the report is constructed, where is the report housed/located?
What is - the client's record.
How many remission specifiers are included in the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for substance use disorders?
What is 2.
These two assessment instruments are the most commonly used measures of problem gambling worldwide. What are the names of these instruments?
What are the South Oaks Gambling Screen and SOGS-R
This is a known as a common replacement therapy with clients who are dependent on opioids. What is this replacement name?
What is Methadone.