Intro to Treatment (pink book) | Socialization (green book) | Criminal and Addictive thinking (blue book) |
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Fill in the blank: Criminal thinking says that it is okay to _______ others or their property.
violate
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True or false: Socialization is living a lifestyle that society finds acceptable and positive
true
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True or false: Everything around us influences how we think
True
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True or False: Our core beliefs are the basic assumptions we have made about ourselves, others, and the world.
True
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True or false: A scapegoat is a person who never gets in trouble and is not targeted or blamed for the bad behavior of others
False
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What is it when a person under the influence continues to function and appears normal to others, but later has no memory of what happens?
Blackout
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Name two criminal and/or addictive thinking patterns.
Can give any of the thinking patterns discussed
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Fill in the blank: The basic conflict during the Adolescence stage is ______ vs. role ______. Success during this stage means teens can stay ________ to themselves.
Identity, confusion, true
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What does it mean to have both a mental health concerns and substance abuse issue?
co-occurring disorder
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What criminal thinking pattern is this an example of: "My rent is way too high and my landlord is on my back about it being late, i can't help it. That's why i stole that money"
Victim stance
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What is the basic conflict (Erikson's developmental theory) for a child in infancy stage of development (birth to 18 months)?
Trust vs. Mistrust
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What is the first thing that we need to identify when completing a thinking report?
An Event
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Name the six stages of change.
Pre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance, relapse
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Name two traditional values that we discussed and what they mean.
on page 51 in Socialization book
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What is this cognitive distortion: We focus on the details of an event or situation, but we don't try to understand the message behind the situation. We struggle to learn from the past or think about the consequences in the future (undergeneralize).
Concrete thinking
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