Which strategy listed below is NOT an effective method of gaining self-efficacy?
Identifying personal strengths and resources in the environment
Developing a hierarchy of high-risk situations
Placing self in high risk situations during high stress times
Rehearsing alternative responses in problematic situations
There is no treatment for addictive disorders that results in 100% improvement for all clients.
True
False
The definition of relapse is dependent upon the therapeutic treatment being used.
True
False
The primary types of negative thinking that are obstacles to recovery include all the following EXCEPT:
Life won’t be fun- I won’t be fun-without using
I can make necessary changes but I can’t change my friends
My cravings will be or are overwhelming
My problem is because of other people
Identifying High Risk Situations is one of the primary strategies in relapse prevention therapy.
True
False
The likelihood of relapse is
Minimal and of minor importance in treatment.
Certain.
Forty percent during the first year of abstinence.
An important topic of discussion throughout treatment.
A lapse is more severe than a relapse.
True
False
The abstinence violation effect refers to
The physiological urge to return to the addictive behavior after a relapse.
The belief that a lapse is a sign of failure and there is no longer any use in continuing to try.
Small violations that do not lead to major violations.
A greater belief in one’s ability to prevent relapse.
A positive outcome expectancy for substance use is associated with increased relapse
risk. True
False
The benefits for peer support include all of the following EXCEPT
Increased self-esteem and confidence.
Raised empowerment scores.
Increased engagement in self-care and wellness.
Decreased levels of shame following a relapse.
