Deck 10: Relapse Prevention Theories

Question 1

The Matrix Model was created to address relapse from:

A) all substances
B) just alcohol
C) just stimulants
D) alcohol and other substances

Answer 1

C

Question 2

Which of these relapse models reflects a neurobehavioral perspective?

A) CENAPS
B) Marlatt
C) Dynamic Model of Relapse
D) Matrix

Answer 2

D

Question 3

As per Marlatt, the AVE is paired with the:

A) initial negative effects of the substance
B) initial positive effects of the substance
C) craving
D) none of the above

Answer 3

B

Question 4

In Marlatt's Model, the first category of variables contributing to addiction consists of:

A) coping skills
B) lifestyle imbalances
C) cravings
D) both a and c

Question 5

______ is a step beyond ______.

A) Abstinence, recovery
B) Recovery, abstinence
C) Relapse, recovery
D) Recovery, relapse

Question 6

According to the Dynamic Model of Relapse, these are factors that determine how one perceives recovery.

A) Distal risks
B) Cognitive processes
C) Tonic responses
D) Phasic responses

Question 7

As per the chapter, a person in recovery from alcohol use disorder who has one sip of beer at a wedding and then returns to pre-treatment drinking levels is said to have experienced a:

A) slip
B) relapse
C) lapse
D) abstinence violation effect

Question 8

Marlatt preferred relapse be re-named as a(n):

A) lapse
B) abstinence violation
C) prolapse
D) remission

Question 9

According to the Matrix Model, this represents the stage where those in recovery are most at-risk of relapse.

A) Adjustment
B) Resolution
C) The wall
D) Withdrawal

Question 10

According to the Dynamic Model of Relapse, these are factors that predispose a person to relapse.

A) Distal risks
B) Cognitive processes
C) Tonic responses
D) Phasic responses

Question 11

According to the Dynamic Model of Relapse, these are factors that are both transient and state-based.

A) Distal risks
B) Cognitive processes
C) Tonic responses
D) Phasic responses

Question 12

As per the chapter, a person in recovery from alcohol use disorder who has several beers at a wedding, but then stops drinking, is said to have experienced a:

A) slip
B) relapse
C) lapse
D) abstinence violation effect

Question 13

Which of these models were primarily designed for a research / academic audience?

A) Marlatt's
B) CENAPS
C) Both a and b
D) Neither a nor b

Question 14

According to the Dynamic Model of Relapse, these are factors that could be classified as a chronic vulnerability.

A) Distal risks
B) Cognitive processes
C) Tonic responses
D) Phasic responses

Question 15

As per the chapter, a person in recovery from alcohol use disorder who has one sip of beer at a wedding is said to have experienced a:

A) slip
B) relapse
C) lapse
D) abstinence violation effect

Question 16

SUD is a(n):

A) acute relapsing condition
B) chronic relapsing condition
C) consistent condition
D) unstable condition

Question 17

CENAPS contains which of the following concepts?

A) The disease model of addiction
B) Abstinence-based counseling methods
C) Cognitive-behavioral therapeutics
D) All of the above

Question 18

In Marlatt's Model, the second category of variables contributing to addiction consists of:

A) coping skills
B) outcome expectancies
C) cravings
D) both b and c

Question 19

Which of the following-as per Marlatt-is NOT an intrapersonal determinant?

A) Emotional state
B) Craving
C) Self-efficacy
D) All are intrapersonal determinants

Question 20

Which of these models were primarily designed for an applied audience of practicing addictions counselors?

A) Marlatt's
B) CENAPS
C) Both a and b
D) Neither a nor b

Question 21

What are the five goals of Gorski's model?

Question 22

The AVE comes before the return to substance use.

Question 23

Within the Dynamic Model of Relapse, describe the concept of distress tolerance.

Question 24

Relapse is an acute situation.

Question 25

In the Dynamic Model of Relapse, cognitive processes are both tonic and phasic responses.

Question 26

Relapse is uncommon amongst adolescents.

Question 27

What is the relationship between slip, lapse, and relapse?

Question 28

Marlatt argued that negative affect is a strong predictor of lapse potential post-treatment.