MCQ 8 – for validation of acquired knowledge

What is the primary goal of the initial assessment in CBT?

To immediately solve the client's problems.
To prescribe medication.
To understand the client's current challenges and history.
To finalize the treatment plan in the first session.

Which of the following is crucial for setting therapeutic goals?

Goals should be vague to allow for flexibility.
Goals should be SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-limited).
Goals should be solely determined by the therapist.
Goals should be unattainable to motivate the client.

In CBT, identification of cognitive distortions is primarily done during which phase?

Follow-up
Initial assessment
Termination of therapy
First follow-up session

Developing a treatment plan in CBT involves:

Ignoring the client's input.
Focus solely on past experiences.
Tailoring techniques to the client's needs.
Using a one-size-fits-all approach.

Why are follow-up sessions important in CBT?

To maintain therapeutic gains and assess long-term outcomes.
Solely for the client to become dependent on the therapist.
Only to discuss new problems.
To reduce the effectiveness of therapy.

What role does collaborative goal setting play in CBT?

Ensures the client has no say in their treatment plan.
Empowers clients by involving them in their recovery process.
Decreases the effectiveness of therapy.
Is considered unimportant and thus usually skipped.

How should a CBT therapist view resistance to change?

As a sign to terminate therapy.
As a natural part of the process that can provide valuable insights.
With indifference.
As a failure on the part of the client.

What is an essential feature of the treatment plan in CBT?

It remains unchanged throughout therapy.
It is kept secret from the client.
It is flexible and can be adjusted as therapy progresses.
It focuses solely on the therapist's agenda.

Effective communication within the therapeutic relationship in CBT is characterized by:

Only the therapist talking.
Avoiding difficult topics.
Active listening and empathy.
Frequent interruptions by the therapist.

Follow-up sessions in CBT are utilized to:

Discourage the client from returning.
Assess and prevent potential relapse.
Completely redo the initial assessment.
Focus exclusively on new, unrelated issues.

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