PSYC 305 Test 2

PSYC 305 Test 2

PSYC 305 Test 2 Liberty University

Set 1

1. A child raised in a home with an SUD may be protected from the full impact of the SUD if there are
2. A point of confusion for mental health professionals is that
3. Which of these is NOT one of the consequences of prenatal exposure to amphetamines?
4. The effects of toxins on a fetus, especially during the first trimester, are
5. Which is NOT one of the “rules” commonly enforced in families with SUDs?
6. Although the abuse of a chemical might not have caused the development of a mental illness
7. Which of these is NOT a characteristic of adult children of alcoholics purported by the ACOA movement?
8. refers to specific behaviors while refers to a relationship.
9. According to Freud’s “repetition compulsion,” once the addict stops his/her dysfunctional behaviors, the codependent will
10. WhichofthesestatementsistrueabouthetreatmentofbipolaraffectivedisorderandSUDs?
11. The term “dual diagnosis” refers to individuals who have
12. At the heart of codependency is
13. The “convergence theory” says:
14. What has been found to help reduce the number and severity of drug-induced consequences during pregnancy?
15. By learning how to “let go” of their attempts to control a dysfunctional person’s behavior, the codependent person is expressing
16. According to Doweiko, which model of dual diagnosis seems to be supported by the most evidence?
17. A codependent’s difficulty maintaining appropriate boundaries for him/herself is often described as .
18. When a pregnant woman ingests alcohol, the blood alcohol level of the fetus will
19. One of the challenges to the concept of codependency is that it
20. According to Doweiko, which is essential to getting an accurate dual diagnosis assessment?
21. According to your text, to “enable” another person is to
22. Codependency is characterized by
23. Knowingly behaving is a way that protects the substance abuser from having to pay the natural consequences for his behavior is
24. When a person closely involved with an addict acts in a way to allow the addict to continue the addicted behavior, it is known as
25. Codependency

Set 2

1. A cornerstone of recovering from codependency is
2. The research addressing maternal amphetamine use
3. Codependency
4. During courtship and the first year of marriage
5. A point of confusion for mental health professionals is that
6. Communication in codependent relationships is
7. Why might it not be a good idea for a dual diagnosis patient to attend a 12-step recovery group?
8. Which of these statements is true about the treatment of bipolar affective disorder and SUDs?
9. Which  is NOT one of the “rules” commonly enforced in families with SUDs?
10. Aspirin use during pregnancy
11. According to your text, “codependency” and “enabling” are
12. What has been found to help reduce the number and severity of drug-induced consequences during pregnancy?
13. One of the challenges to the concept of codependency is that it
14. When a person closely involved with an addict acts in a way to allow the addict to continue the addicted behavior, it is known as
15. Why is neonatal exposure to alcohol or drugs of abuse in the first trimester potentially dangerous?
16. Studies show that women:
17. When a pregnant woman ingests alcohol, the blood alcohol level of the fetus will
18. Which is NOT true about dual diagnosis clients?
19. According to your text, to “enable” another person is to
20. Persons with a bipolar disorder tend to abuse drugs during
21. When a family helps the individual establish a sense of self and identity separate from the family system, it is called_______________.
22. Which class of pharmaceuticals are now viewed as the most appropriate agents to treat anxiety disorders?
23. _____________ refers to specific behaviors while ____________refers to a relationship.
24. Which is NOT a “weapon” commonly used in families with SUDs as a way to try to control other members?
25. For a child, one of the main developmental goals is to

Set 3

1. Studies show that women:
2. Why is neonatal exposure to alcohol or drugs of abuse in the first trimester potentially dangerous?
3. It was once thought that alcohol use disorders in the elderly were
4. According to your text, to “enable” another person is to
5. According to your text, the lowest level of intimacy between partners is when
6. Codependency is characterized by
7. Which of these is NOT one of the consequences of prenatal exposure to amphetamines?
8. One of the challenges to the concept of codependency is that it
9. Which of these serves as a powerful “relapse trigger” for dual diagnosis clients trying to quit abusing substances?
10. refers to specific behaviors while ____________refers to a relationship.
11. Coping skills training
12. Codependency
13. When a person closely involved with an addict acts in a way to allow the addict to continue the addicted behavior, it is known as
14. Aspirin use during pregnancy
15. According to your text, the role a person’s substance use plays in his or her choice of marital partners is
16. Which class of pharmaceuticals are now viewed as the most appropriate agents to treat anxiety disorders?
17. The term “dual diagnosis” refers to individuals who have
18. Which of these is NOT a characteristic of adult children of alcoholics purported by the ACOA movement?
19. According to your text, “codependency” and “enabling” are
20. Which of these is NOT seen in codependency?
21. A cornerstone of recovering from codependency is
22. The research addressing maternal amphetamine use
23. Enabling behaviors might be motivated by which of these?
24. Substance abuse in the disabled population
25. During courtship and the first year of marriage