Case studies for brief interventions

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Module 6 quiz.

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What is your email address?

Everyone should be screened for alcohol use. *

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True

False

Until a person is motivated to change, there is not much we can do. *

1 point

True

False

Brief intervention is based on a motivational approach to behavior change. This approach recognizes that: *

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People are ambivalent about change.

Resolving ambivalence is a key element to behavior change.

Motivation for change can be fostered by accepting an accepting, empowering, and safe atmosphere.

All of the above.

What is a brief intervention? *

1 point

A directive counseling session for people who use alcohol or other drugs to evoke change and resolution.

A concise, motivational and directive intervention with people who use alcohol or other substances.

An acute treatment for substance users who solicit professional advice and resources.

A short, motivational and awareness-raising intervention with people who consume alcohol or other substances above recommended limits.

"FLO" stands for: *

1 point

Feedback, Latent, Opportunity

Feelings, Listening, Opportunity

Feelings, Listen, Options

Feedback, Listen, Options

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