NURS661 | NURS 661 EXAM 3 | PSYCHIATRIC
MENTAL HEALTH DIAGNOSIS AND
MANAGEMENT EXAM 3 | QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS RATED A+ | LATEST 2025/2026 GUIDE
A therapy that strives to help clients recognize maladaptive thought
patterns and replace them with ways of viewing the world that are more
in tune with reality and have a positive impact.
- correct answer - cognitive restructuring
The process of redefining events and experiences from a different point
of view
- correct answer - reframing
A reframing technique that helps people to cope with stressful situations
by developing positive ways to think about the situation. Combines
giving information, Socratic discussion, problem solving, relaxation, self
monitoring instruction and reinforcement.
- correct answer - stress inoculation training
Therapeutic alliance in groups, used in cognitive oriented groups;
encourages open and effective dialogue among peers and tends to
break down social barriers with their classmates. It helps create a
collaborative learning environment in which peers feel less hesitant to
, raise questions. This enables students to develop social networks,
cross-cultural experiences.
- correct answer - the buddy system
Attachment focused therapy, helps kids who have experienced trauma;
is a form of therapy in which the infant or young child and parent are
treated together. ... Both the parent and child have the chance to
experience more positive ways to interact with each other.
- correct answer - dyadic support system
This is a therapeutic process based on operant conditioning and the use
of positive reinforcement to initiate and maintain behavioral change.
- correct answer - the peer reinforcement system
It's a close, connected partnership between someone who has
experience with the program and someone who is new to recovery.
Together, they work the program of recovery and keep one another on
track. Ex: aa
- correct answer - the sponsor system
Its main goals are to teach people how to live in the moment, develop
healthy ways to cope with stress, regulate their emotions, and improve
their relationships with others. It was initially designed to treat people
with suicidal behavior and borderline personality disorder. But it has
MENTAL HEALTH DIAGNOSIS AND
MANAGEMENT EXAM 3 | QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS RATED A+ | LATEST 2025/2026 GUIDE
A therapy that strives to help clients recognize maladaptive thought
patterns and replace them with ways of viewing the world that are more
in tune with reality and have a positive impact.
- correct answer - cognitive restructuring
The process of redefining events and experiences from a different point
of view
- correct answer - reframing
A reframing technique that helps people to cope with stressful situations
by developing positive ways to think about the situation. Combines
giving information, Socratic discussion, problem solving, relaxation, self
monitoring instruction and reinforcement.
- correct answer - stress inoculation training
Therapeutic alliance in groups, used in cognitive oriented groups;
encourages open and effective dialogue among peers and tends to
break down social barriers with their classmates. It helps create a
collaborative learning environment in which peers feel less hesitant to
, raise questions. This enables students to develop social networks,
cross-cultural experiences.
- correct answer - the buddy system
Attachment focused therapy, helps kids who have experienced trauma;
is a form of therapy in which the infant or young child and parent are
treated together. ... Both the parent and child have the chance to
experience more positive ways to interact with each other.
- correct answer - dyadic support system
This is a therapeutic process based on operant conditioning and the use
of positive reinforcement to initiate and maintain behavioral change.
- correct answer - the peer reinforcement system
It's a close, connected partnership between someone who has
experience with the program and someone who is new to recovery.
Together, they work the program of recovery and keep one another on
track. Ex: aa
- correct answer - the sponsor system
Its main goals are to teach people how to live in the moment, develop
healthy ways to cope with stress, regulate their emotions, and improve
their relationships with others. It was initially designed to treat people
with suicidal behavior and borderline personality disorder. But it has
