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LCDC EXAM
Study for your Lcdc exam
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Define and discuss modeling in behavior therapy. | Modeling is a form of learning which involves observing a behavior and coping it. Learning through example. |
| Discuss operant conditioning. | There are four types of operant conditioning.All involve the phenomenon of consequence affecting the likelihood of a response.Positive, negative, punishment and extinction. |
| Operant conditioning is associated with | BF Skinner |
| Define Transnational Analysis | Transactional Analysis was established by Eric Berne. According to the theory of transnational analysis the individual has three ego states that are always a part of his or her make up. |
| Discuss freud's ideas on personeality formation | Freud believed that personality is formed by the age of five years and does not change after this time. |
| Discuss intervention in the treatment of alcoholics. | Intervention involves the use of crisis either real or manufactured to demonstrate to the alcoholic that his or her condition can no longer be denied. |
| Discuss Systematic desensitization. | Negatively reinforced behavior is harder to extinguish than positively reinforced behavior. first teach relaxation, list anxiety fear. |
| Discuss Adlerian Therapy | Adlerian therapy was founded by alfred adler. The theory behind this therapy hold a positive view of human nature. |
| Discuss Rational Emotive Therapy | One of the founders of Rational Emotive Therapy or TET is albert Ellis. This therapy states that although emotions and thoughts are controlled by separate processes they are linked. |
| Dsm 5 add three new disorders under the substance use | Gambeing disorder, cannabis withdrawal and caffeine withdrawel |
| Substance Use Disorder | In DSM-IV, the distinction between abuse and dependence was based on the concept of abuse as a mild or early phase and dependence as the more severe manifestation. In practice, the abuse criteria were sometimes quite severe. |
| Addictive Disorders | This new term and its location in the new manual reflect research findings that gambling disorder is similar to substance-related disorders in clinical expression, brain origin, comorbidity, physiology, and treatment. |
| Other Disorders of Interest | To encourage further research on the impact of this condition, caffeine use disorder is included in Section III of DSM-5. |
| Which of the following is not included in the basic intake process | Feelings about instituntianl treatment |
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