#1
What is the primary goal of crisis intervention?
Immediate stabilization
ExplanationRapidly stabilizing the individual's condition to prevent further harm or escalation.
#2
In crisis intervention, what does the term 'lethality assessment' refer to?
Assessing danger and risk of harm
ExplanationEvaluating the potential for harm or danger to oneself or others.
#3
What is the role of cultural competence in crisis intervention?
It helps in understanding and respecting diverse backgrounds
ExplanationEnhancing understanding and responsiveness to individuals from various cultural backgrounds, ensuring interventions are respectful and effective.
#4
Which technique involves helping the individual focus on the here and now in crisis intervention?
Grounding
ExplanationAssisting the individual in reorienting to the present moment to manage overwhelming emotions and thoughts.
#5
What is the role of rapport-building in crisis intervention?
It fosters a positive relationship and trust
ExplanationEstablishing a connection based on empathy and understanding to create a supportive environment for intervention.
#6
Which phase of crisis intervention involves exploring feelings and emotions?
Exploration
ExplanationIn-depth examination of emotional states to understand underlying issues.
#7
What is the ABC model used for in crisis intervention?
Addressing Beliefs and Coping
ExplanationA model for analyzing and addressing beliefs and coping mechanisms during crises.
#8
What role does empathy play in crisis intervention?
It fosters rapport and connection
ExplanationBuilding trust and understanding through empathetic engagement.
#9
What is the primary focus during the 'Action' phase of crisis intervention?
Immediate problem-solving
ExplanationActively addressing issues and finding solutions to mitigate the crisis.
#10
During the 'Exploration' phase, what is the focus of crisis intervention?
Exploring feelings and emotions
ExplanationDelving into the individual's emotional landscape to uncover underlying issues and concerns.
#11
What is the significance of self-care for a crisis interventionist?
It helps prevent burnout and maintain effectiveness
ExplanationEnsuring the well-being and resilience of the interventionist to sustain quality support for those in crisis.
#12
Which of the following is a key principle of crisis intervention?
Providing immediate support
ExplanationOffering swift assistance to individuals facing crises to prevent further harm or distress.
#13
What is the purpose of debriefing in crisis intervention?
To review and process the intervention
ExplanationReflecting on the intervention to assess effectiveness and address any unmet needs.
#14
Which of the following is a common cognitive distortion during a crisis?
Mind-reading
ExplanationErroneously assuming the thoughts or intentions of others, often leading to misunderstanding or conflict.
#15
What is the purpose of follow-up in crisis intervention?
To monitor progress and provide ongoing support
ExplanationContinuously assessing the individual's situation and offering assistance as needed to ensure sustained stability.
#16
Which approach is often used for crisis intervention with children and adolescents?
Play therapy
ExplanationUtilizing therapeutic play activities to engage and support children and adolescents in crisis.
#17
What is the 'golden hour' in crisis intervention?
The first hour after intervention
ExplanationThe critical period immediately following intervention, where prompt and effective action is crucial for stabilization.