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Unit 17: Addiction
17.5 Reducing Addiction
17.5.2 Behavioural Interventions
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What is the primary goal of behavioural interventions for addiction?
Reduce addictive behaviours
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) focuses on altering thoughts and behaviours related to
addiction
Contingency Management uses rewards to
reinforce
sobriety.
What is a key focus of CBT in treating addiction?
Identifying triggers
Contingency Management provides immediate incentives to reinforce
sobriety
CBT modifies thoughts and behaviours, while Contingency Management reinforces
sobriety
with rewards.
What is an example of CBT in action?
Challenging negative thoughts
The key principle of Contingency Management is using rewards to reinforce
sobriety
CBT is designed to change
thinking patterns
and behaviours associated with addiction.
What does CBT focus on to address addiction?
Identifying triggers
CBT addresses harmful beliefs by challenging negative
thoughts
CBT alters thoughts and behaviours, while
Contingency Management
rewards specific goals.
What is an example of Contingency Management in practice?
Earning vouchers for clean tests
CBT is a psychological therapy designed to change thinking patterns and
behaviours
Developing coping strategies is a key component of
CBT
.
What does Contingency Management use to encourage compliance and abstinence?
Rewards
Contingency Management provides tangible rewards for achieving
sobriety
Motivational Interviewing aims to resolve
ambivalence
and strengthen motivation to change.
What is one of the four key principles of Motivational Interviewing?
Collaboration
In Motivational Interviewing, a therapist might ask about the pros and cons of current
habits
Motivational Interviewing focuses on collaborative conversation, while CBT changes
thoughts
and behaviours.
What is a key focus of behavioural interventions for addiction?
Identifying triggers
CBT focuses on challenging negative thoughts about
relapse
Challenging negative thoughts is a key component of
CBT
.
What type of rewards does Contingency Management use to encourage sobriety?
Tangible rewards
One of the four key principles of MI is
evocation
Motivational Interviewing aims to increase intrinsic motivation, while CBT focuses on changing
cognitive distortions
.
What is Motivational Interviewing (MI)?
Collaborative conversation for change
One of the key principles of MI is
collaboration
Acceptance in MI involves affirming the individual's autonomy and
inherent worth
.
What does compassion in MI involve?
Expressing empathy and care
In MI, evocation refers to drawing out the individual's own reasons for
change
Match the technique with its focus:
Motivational Interviewing (MI) ↔️ Resolving ambivalence
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) ↔️ Changing thoughts and behaviors
Arrange the key principles of MI in a logical order to resolve ambivalence and strengthen motivation:
1️⃣ Collaboration
2️⃣ Acceptance
3️⃣ Compassion
4️⃣ Evocation
What is the first key principle of Motivational Interviewing (MI)?
Collaboration
One of the key principles of Motivational Interviewing is affirming the individual's autonomy and inherent
worth
Compassion in Motivational Interviewing involves expressing
empathy
and genuine care for the individual's well-being.
What does the evocation principle in MI focus on?
Drawing out individual's reasons
A therapist using MI might ask, "What are the pros and cons of continuing your current drinking
habits
Match the behavioural intervention with its key principle:
Motivational Interviewing (MI) ↔️ Collaborative conversation to resolve ambivalence
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) ↔️ Changing thoughts and behaviours
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