MCQ 6 – for validation of acquired knowledge

What is a primary goal of CBT across various mental health conditions?

To prescribe appropriate medication.
To change dysfunctional thought patterns and behaviors.
To ignore problematic thoughts.
To focus solely on past life events.

CBT treats OCD primarily through which technique?

Medication adjustment.
Deep sleep therapy.
Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP).
Complete avoidance of triggers.

In treating PTSD, CBT often utilizes which of the following?

Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT).
Aromatherapy.
Ice bath immersion.
Increased caffeine intake.

How does CBT approach treatment for Eating Disorders?

By increasing exposure to anxiety-provoking food situations.
Focusing on understanding and changing thought patterns related to food and body image.
Avoiding all discussions about food.
Encouraging patients to eat alone.

Which of these is NOT a common component of CBT?

Cognitive restructuring.
Behavioral activation.
Dream interpretation.
Exposure therapy.

CBT for anxiety disorders often includes which technique to manage physiological symptoms?

Progressive muscle relaxation.
Eliminating caffeine.
Intense exercise sessions.
Fasting.

Which statement is true regarding CBT’s use in mental health treatment?

It only focuses on changing behaviors without addressing thought patterns.
It is a short-term, goal-oriented therapy.
It considers past life regression as a core component.
It is primarily conducted in group settings.

In the context of CBT, homework assignments are used to:

Punish clients for not achieving therapy goals.
Keep clients busy between sessions.
Help clients practice skills learned in therapy in real-world settings.
Assess clients’ intelligence.

Successful CBT for depression typically results in:

An increased dependency on the therapist.
Improved mood and cognitive function.
A worsened outlook on life.
Decreased social interaction.

CBT for mental health conditions is effective because it:

Ignores underlying physiological contributions to mental health.
Focuses on changing thought patterns, emotions, and behaviors contributing to the condition.
Requires patients to figure out solutions on their own.
Uses a rigid, one-size-fits-all approach.

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