Perkinson: Chemical Dependency Counseling 5th Edition Instructor Resources
Test Bank
Chapter 6
The following questions are multiple choice. Please circle the correct response
1. The benefits of group therapy include all except:
a. healthy members help instill hope.
2. Someone giving good feedback will do all but:
3. The text discusses several different types of groups including (circle all that apply):
4. The euphoric recall group has which three core elements (circle three that apply):
5. Environmental situations that make clients vulnerable to use are:
Perkinson: Chemical Dependency Counseling 5th Edition Instructor Resources
6. For most individuals, the time period between lapse and relapse is:
7. Per the Book, symptoms of impending relapse may include all the following except:
8. Religion is an organized system of______ and __________.
9. Spirituality deals with three key relationships:
10. According to the text, prayer is describes as___________ while meditation is referred to as
_____________.
11. The great lie is_____________.
12. All are methods of exploring family of origin relationships except: (circle all that apply)
13. A group where clients meet to discuss problems they may be having with one another is
referred to as:
14. A group where clients meet to evaluate their day is referred to as:
15. The text describes the empty chair exercise as being an effective tool in the ________ group.
Perkinson: Chemical Dependency Counseling 5th Edition Instructor Resources
The following Questions are True or False. Circle the correct response.
1. Clients can grow in groups just like in individual therapy. T F
2. An “agenda” as described in the book, is a current issue or concern of a client that generates
The following are all short answer questions:
1. The book indicates it is not good for the clinician to do too much of the talking in group. Why is
this? What skills would you use to widen the discussion when one individual is monopolizing?
2. What is the Preparation statement? What is its purpose?
3. Behavior, cognitive, and interpersonal therapy groups are all effective with specific problems.
How do you know when to use each?
4. The book refers to concepts of lapse and relapse? What are the similarities and differences
between these concepts?
5. Gender-specific groups can be effective. Why is this?