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NEW QUESTION 55
The term evidence-based practice refers to successful interventions that must have

been tested through multiple trials, with findings reported by teams of investigators.

appeared in articles discussing caregiver satisfaction with the intervention.

been used by practitioners in the field of psychiatric rehabilitation with positive results.

produced positive survey results when children and caregivers were asked about the intervention.

NEW QUESTION 56
Which of the following is a protective factor that facilitates the occurrence of positive outcomes?

Developmental assets

Financial means

Extended family

Peer group connection

NEW QUESTION 57
A practitioner is meeting with a parent who wants her son to be sent to a residential treatment facility because he is acting out and threatening his younger siblings. How should the practitioner proceed?

Refer the child to a residential treatment facility.

Refer the child to an anger management class.

Request a treatment team meeting including the child and family.

Call the authorities to remove the child from the family home.

NEW QUESTION 58
A barrier to participating in services that is MOST often identified by family members is the lack of

practitioner resources.

knowledge and understanding.

practitioner empathy.

time and energy.

NEW QUESTION 59
For a child whose goal is to make more friends, joining Girl Scouts would be an example of:

Promoting individual choice.

Facilitating collaboration.

Practicing interventions.

Maintaining personal wellness.

NEW QUESTION 60
Stimulant medication, when used in children with an attention deficit disorder, is likely to result in

decreased mood stability.

increased acceptable behavior.

decreased academic achievement.

increased appetite.

NEW QUESTION 61
A transition-age youth has expressed interest in attending a vocational school but has not decided on a specific program. How can the practitioner begin to help him make an informed decision?

Evaluate symptoms, problems, and barriers.

Role-play interview scenarios.

Assist with researching programs.

Assess strengths, skills, abilities, and interests.

NEW QUESTION 62
Reform, when referenced with expanding home and community-based services, often comes in response to

educational initiatives.

economic decline.

population growth.

legal action.

NEW QUESTION 63
Entitlement programs are defined as government programs that

prevent generational poverty.

inform legislative policy decisions.

oversee non-profit organizations.

provide benefits to eligible persons.

NEW QUESTION 64
Assessment of suicidal risk is important because

non-suicidal self-harm should not be considered a predictive suicide risk factor.

there is a continuum of suicidality that determines the level of risk for children.

there is a need to distinguish between attention-seeking behavior and suicidality.

children with suicidal thoughts frequently make an attempt within days of the disclosure.

NEW QUESTION 65
A practitioner is working with a family who has very little social support. They would like to make friends and gain natural supports in their community. What should the practitioner do to assist the family with this goal?

Arrange for a social gathering with other families from the agency.

Encourage the family to explore activities in their community.

Arrange for a community agency to reach out to the family.

Invite the family to attend religious services with him.

NEW QUESTION 66
When nurturing problem-solving abilities in children with autism spectrum disorders, it is important to

provide unconditional support of their decisions.

define the possible consequences of their actions.

engage them in thinking about possible solutions.

offer them frequent reminders about what to do.

NEW QUESTION 67
A caregiver is requesting a decrease in service hours. What is the practitioner’s FIRST course of action?

Encourage the caregiver to continue with the current service plan.

Discuss with the caregiver the reason for the request.

Seek supervision about the caregiver’s resistance to service.

Consult with a colleague about how to proceed with the caregiver.

NEW QUESTION 68
In early childhood, which of the following has been shown to have a positive connection to adolescent mental health by lowering cortisol levels and anxiety?

Massage

Dietary support

Physical exertion

Play

NEW QUESTION 69
A teacher is requesting that the practitioner refer a six-year-old child to a psychiatrist to determine if medication is needed. What is the practitioner’s first course of action?

Refer the child to a psychiatrist as requested.

Discuss this request with the family.

Discuss this request with the school counselor.

Request to view the child’s school file.

NEW QUESTION 70
At what age does a typical child progress from concrete to formal operational thinking?

Age 9-10

Age 11-12

Age 13-14

Age 15-16

NEW QUESTION 71
When using the collaborative approach to family recovery and resiliency, the practitioner would focus on the

motivation to change.

barriers to change.

problem.

solution.

NEW QUESTION 72
The MOST significant factor contributing to a child’s healthy growth and well-being is

socioeconomic status.

culture.

strong relationships.

genetics.

NEW QUESTION 73
A practitioner would invite a sibling of a service recipient to participate in a session when doing so

provides respite for the parents.

addresses conflict.

extends treatment to family members.

augments treatment.

NEW QUESTION 74
A strengths-based approach requires the practitioner to focus on

risks, benefits, and outcomes.

assessment, planning, and solutions.

needs, barriers, and outcomes.

opportunities, hope, and solutions.

NEW QUESTION 75
The best way for a practitioner to address a child and family’s isolation due to stigma, shame, and embarrassment related to living with mental illness is to

reconnect the child with natural supports.

provide the family information about community events.

connect the child with a family support group.

encourage the family to attend church.

NEW QUESTION 76
Transition-age youth with serious mental illnesses are more likely than their typical peers to

abuse drugs and alcohol and become homeless.

engage in cyberbullying and drop out of school.

become involved in abusive relationships and self-harm.

be involved in the legal system and attempt suicide.