The Psychosocial Assessment |
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What lies at the heart of effective clinical practice? |
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At its core, a psychosocial assessment is a: |
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The psychosocial assessment provides the foundation for: |
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A client-centered approach is rooted in which therapeutic principles? |
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A strengths-based orientation focuses on: |
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One of the strongest predictors of positive treatment outcomes across modalities is the: |
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A culturally competent interviewer adapts interviewing style to: |
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A major challenge of telehealth interviewing is reduced ability to: |
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The first point of contact between client and clinician is often the: |
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Comprehensive assessments differ from intakes because they: |
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Collateral information refers to data gathered from: |
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Before contacting collateral sources, clinicians must first obtain: |
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The Mental Status Exam (MSE) is best described as a: |
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Orientation in a cognitive assessment evaluates awareness of: |
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The Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) is known for being: |
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The social and environmental assessment focuses on the client’s: |
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In a psychosocial assessment, exploring work and education involves understanding their: |
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Spirituality in psychosocial assessment is often: |
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The AUDIT is a screening tool designed to identify: |
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A major overdose risk occurs when: |
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The process of transforming collected assessment data into a coherent clinical picture is called: |
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The DSM-5-TR provides clinicians with: |
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Differential diagnosis involves |
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The psychosocial assessment serves as the: |
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Clinical records must be written with the awareness that they are: |
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