A Guide to Crisis Intervention 5th Edition By Kanel Test Bank

A Guide to Crisis Intervention 5th Edition By Kanel Test Bank

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A Guide to Crisis Intervention 5th Edition By Kanel   Test Bank

SAMPLE QUESTIONS

 

CHAPTER 2: ETHICAL AND PROFESSIONAL ISSUES

 

Multiple Choice

 

1. A crisis worker who has unresolved feelings toward his own mother and gives advice based on this is suffering from:
2. self-awareness.
3. dual relationship.
4. countertransference.
5. all of the above.
6. none of the above.

 

ANS:   C

 

2. An example of a dual relationship would be:
3. sex with a client.
4. being friends with a client.
5. dating a client.
6. all of the above.
7. none of the above.

 

ANS:   D

 

3. Who may waive the rights of a clients privileged communications spoken in a counseling sessions?
4. The therapist
5. The client
6. The courts
7. None of the above

 

ANS:   B

 

4. A crisis worker must break confidentiality in cases of:
5. elder abuse.
6. child abuse.
7. intent to murder someone.
8. all of the above.
9. both A and C.

 

ANS:   D

 

 

 

5. Duty to Warn came from:
6. the Tarasoff Case.
7. the Child abuse reporting Act of 1966.
8. the gravely disabled act of congress.
9. none of the above.

 

ANS:   A

 

6. In which stage of cultural sensitivity does the therapist consider culture as distracting from clinical effectiveness?
7. Unawareness of cultural issues
8. Heightened awareness of culture
9. Burden of considering culture
10. Toward cultural sensitivity

 

ANS:   C

 

7. Mexican-American families are most likely to be:
8. disengaged.
9. matriarchal.
10. enmeshed.
11. none of the above.

 

ANS:   C

 

8. Which is not a typical cultural pattern of Latinos?
9. Feminism
10. Marianisma
11. Machismo
12. Familismo

 

ANS:   A

 

9. Shame and obligation are two ideas to keep in mind when working with:
10. Mexican-Americans.
11. Asian-Americans.
12. African-Americans.
13. none of the above.

 

ANS:   B

 

 

 

10. Hispanics might be best treated using which theoretical model?
11. Psychoanalytical
12. Behavioral
13. Family systems
14. Existential

 

ANS:   C

 

11. Coming out crisis refers to:
12. a gay person disclosing his homosexuality to friends and family.
13. a disabled person mainstreaming.
14. an adolescent admitting guilt for substance abuse.
15. none of the above.

 

ANS:   A

 

True/False

 

1. Dual relationship is legal if the patient is legally insane.

 

ANS:   F

 

2. Fiduciary abuse may be considered a part of elder abuse.

 

ANS:   T

 

3. Countertransference refers to the unresolved feelings that the client feels toward the counselor.

 

ANS:   F

 

4. Mandatory reporting laws only apply to situations where children are being abuse.

 

ANS:   F

 

5. Duty to Warn refers to disclosure of a clients intention to harm another.

 

ANS:   T

 

6. Secondary traumatization exists when a crisis worker experiences PTSD after working with a person in crisis.

 

ANS:   T

 

 

 

7. African Americans tend to develop a culturally bound syndrome known as Ataque de Nervios.

 

ANS:   F

 

8. Much of the family structure seen in African Americans can be understood in terms of the history of slavery.

 

ANS:   T

 

9. African Americans and Asian-Americans usually prefer to deal with counselors in a problem solving model.

 

ANS:   T

 

10. Etic issues refer to those behaviors that are particular to a specific culture or subgroup.

 

ANS:   F

 

11. Emic issues refer to those behaviors that are universal to most cultures.

 

ANS:   F

 

12. Homophobia refers to an unreasonable fear or hatred of a homosexual.

 

ANS:   T

 

13. Someone who is a transgender prefers to dress as the opposite sex but is not gay.

 

ANS:   F

 

14. An emic consideration for a Latina woman who is being battered might be isolation.

 

ANS:   T

 

Short Answer/Essay

 

1. When MUST a counselor breech confidentiality?

 

2. When MAY a counselor breech confidentiality?

 

3. How might countertransference affect crisis intervention?

 

4. What is meant by dual relationship?

 

5. What are the symptoms and causes of burnout?

 

6. What are effective methods of lessening burnout?

 

7. Describe one behavior pattern typical of each of the following groups that differ from mainstream culture:
8. Asian-Americans
9. African-Americans
10. Mexican-Americans

 

8. What are the stages that beginning counselors typically go through when learning to become culturally sensitive?

 

9. What issues might a gay man face when coming out?CHAPTER 4: WHEN CRISIS LEADS TO DANGER TO SELF, OTHERS, OR PSYCHOTIC DECOMPENSATION

    

   Multiple Choice

    

   1. Who is considered one of the founding fathers of modern suicidology?
   2. Dr. Sigmund Freud
   3. Dr. Norman Farberow
   4. Dr. Gerald Caplan
   5. Dr. Eric Lindemann

    

   ANS:   B

    

   2. Typical warning signs of suicide include all of the following EXCEPT:
   3. giving things away.
   4. putting things in order.
   5. vegetative depression.
   6. increased drug use.

    

   ANS:   C

    

   3. A client who says Im going to kill myself and you cant stop me is probably:
   4. high risk.
   5. middle risk.
   6. low risk.
   7. none of the above.

    

   ANS:   A

    

   4. A good strategy for a middle risk client regarding suicide is:
   5. support comments.
   6. no suicide contract.
   7. family suicide watch.
   8. all of the above.

    

   ANS:   D

    

   5. The most common methods of self-mutilative behaviors include all of the following EXCEPT:
   6. cutting.
   7. carving.
   8. hanging.
   9. biting oneself.

    

   ANS:   C

    

   6. Clients who a danger to others may:
   7. be delusional.
   8. have impulse control problems.
   9. feel controlled by outside forces.
   10. all of the above.

    

   ANS:   D

    

   7. A psychotic decompensation can best be described as:
   8. a state of increased energy.
   9. a state of active delusions and hallucinations.
   10. a state of increased independence.
   11. none of the above.

    

   ANS:   B

    

   8. Which of the following is NOT a category of the Mental Status Exam?
   9. Appearance
   10. Perception
   11. Behavior
   12. None of the above

    

   ANS:   D

    

   True/False

    

   1. Farberows work with suicide began with World War II veterans.

    

   ANS:   T

    

   2. The World Health Organization estimated that about one million individuals complete a suicidal act each year in the world.

    

   ANS:   T

    

   3. Suicide is always impulsive.

    

   ANS:   F

    

   4. Suicide is always an insane act.

    

   ANS:   F

    

   5. The suicidal client will feel relieved to openly discuss his feelings.

    

   ANS:   T

    

   6. A crisis worker may include family members in a suicide watch.

    

   ANS:   T

    

   7. Hospitalizing a high risk client is avoided at all costs.

    

   ANS:   F

    

   8. Suicidal people never leave hints that they are thinking of suicide.

    

   ANS:   F

    

   Short Answer/Essay

    

   1. What are 10 questions a crisis worker should ask during a suicide assessment?

    

   2. What are effective crisis intervention strategies for each of the following:
   3. High-risk suicidal client
   4. Middle-risk suicidal client
   5. Low-risk suicidal client

    

   3. What are five things a crisis worker should explore with a client who is suspected of being homicidal?

    

   4. How is the Mental Status Exam useful for a crisis worker?

    

   5. What are the categories of the MSE?

    

   6. How is self-mutilative behavior different than suicide?

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