Quantum Units Education®

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1.     Those with chronic psychiatric conditions demonstrate particularly elevated rates of co-occurring substance use.

2. Motivational enhancement refers to a style of clinical interaction designed to engage what type of client in the treatment process?

3. Residential treatment programs have been shown to be the most effective long-term treatment programs for dually diagnosed clients.

4. The client-centered approach, Motivational Interviewing, was developed by:

5. Health-care providers are frequently in an “action-oriented” state of mind, while consumers entering treatment are frequently contemplating change.

6. Which of the following is not one of the four primary principles upon which motivational interviewing is based?

7. MET is a structured clinical intervention focused heavily on the first principle of Motivational Inteviewing - Express Empathy.

8. MET as a stand-alone treatment is considered sufficient treatment for dually diagnosed consumers.

9. During which MET session is the client presented with assessment results?

10. It may be the case that the efficacy of motivational enhancement therapy is inversely related to cognitive deficit such that while useful and effective for mild to moderately disordered clients, ME may be less so for those with acute symptomatology.

11. Research with dually diagnosed clients clearly shows that motivational techniques do, in fact, increase the number of treatment appointments attended.

12. When treating substance abuse with this disordered population, it is important to make goals and general discussion relate to specifically concrete terms, given the general cognitive limitations of these clients: