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Criminal Justice Addictions Professional Exam Prep - Question List

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51. Which is not a good objective statements?
  1. A newly sober adolescence will not hang out with Sylvia, a user.
  2. A recovering mother will restrain from getting too lonesome.
  3. The client will not drug.
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52. A Treatment has four components. Which of the statement is not correct?
  1. Problem
  2. Trauma list
  3. Goals
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53. A woman enters treatment directly from jail. She was convicted of killing her husband shooting. She says she did kill him to stop the beating. She is addicted to heron. She has completed treatment, obtained a sponsor, and found employment that is in a different surrounding. She plans to return to the area where she lived before. One of these plans would not be contusive to continued recovery. Which one is it?
  1. Obtain sponsor.
  2. Retain to the same neighborhood
  3. Obtain employment different than before.
  4. Stay involved in NA.
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54.

In deciding how best to determine the level of a client's depression as the symptoms vary, what would be the best instrument to use?

  1. The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
  2. The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory
  3. The Beck Depression inventory 11
  4. None of the above
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55. A strategy is a component of a treatment plan. Which is the most appropriate description of a treatment plan strategy?
  1. This describes the various ploys employed by a client to cover up the behavior as a result of the abuse before coming into treatment.
  2. A client attempting to divert attention away from an issue he did not want to deal with would say to be using strategies.
  3. Strategies are the techniques that will be used to achieve the treatment plan objectives.
  4. This is one of the family tactics used to intervene on the progressive of a loved ones chemical usage.
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