#1
What is the primary goal of crisis intervention?
To stabilize and support individuals in acute distress
ExplanationStabilize and support individuals in acute distress.
#2
Which coping mechanism involves avoiding or distancing oneself from a stressor?
Avoidance coping
ExplanationAvoiding or distancing oneself from stressors.
#3
What does the acronym PTSD stand for?
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
ExplanationPost-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
#4
Which theoretical model is commonly used in crisis intervention, focusing on stages of grief?
Kübler-Ross Model
ExplanationKübler-Ross Model focusing on stages of grief.
#5
In crisis intervention, what does the term 'debriefing' refer to?
Discussing and processing a traumatic event shortly after it occurs
ExplanationDiscussing and processing a traumatic event.
#6
Which of the following is considered a maladaptive coping mechanism?
Substance abuse
ExplanationSubstance abuse.
#7
What is the primary goal of psychological first aid in crisis intervention?
Stabilizing and supporting individuals in acute distress
ExplanationStabilizing and supporting individuals.
#8
What is the key concept in Albert Ellis's Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) for coping with crisis?
Irrational beliefs
ExplanationIrrational beliefs according to REBT.
#9
Which type of crisis involves a sudden and unexpected event that disrupts a person's normal functioning?
Adventitious crisis
ExplanationSudden, unexpected event disrupting normal functioning.
#10
According to the dual-process model of coping with bereavement, what are the two main processes individuals go through?
Loss-oriented and restoration-oriented coping
ExplanationLoss-oriented and restoration-oriented coping.
#11
Which term describes the phenomenon where individuals experience improved mental health after going through a crisis?
Post-traumatic growth
ExplanationPost-traumatic growth.
#12
What is the primary focus of crisis intervention during the acute phase?
Immediate stabilization and support
ExplanationImmediate stabilization and support.