The critical treatment for Separation

The critical treatment for Separation Anxiety Disorder is to develop:A.A plan of indulgence in the child’s fear until   the anxiety decreasesB.A plan to give the child a candy every time they   don’t cryC.A plan for leaving the child in as secure a   manner as possible and actually having the caretaker separate from the child   as soon as possibleD.A plan to leave the child alone in their room   while the parent goes in the other room, watch with a monitorE.A plan to never leave the child alone, ever again1 points   QUESTION 21. All of the following are reasons to include the family in counseling a child experiencing anxiety related issues, EXCEPT: A.Separation Anxiety Disorder is found more   frequently among children of mothers with Panic DisorderB.Studies have indicated that parents, particularly   mothers, can contribute to their child’s anxiety symptoms by expecting   anxious and avoidant behaviorsC.When parents are involved in the treatment of   their child, reductions in anxiety symptoms are often evidentD.Obsessive-compulsive and Agoraphobic symptoms   have been lowered when expressed family anger and stress have been reducedE.Including parents in counseling is always   beneficial even if the counselor is not trained in family counseling1 points   QUESTION 31. What is the estimated prevalence of anxiety disorders among children?A.0 to 3%B.3 to 5%C.5 to 18%D.20 to 23%E.24 to 28%1 points   QUESTION 41. Which of the following statements is true?A.There have been major changes to the anxiety   disorders that will impact the diagnosis of children and adolescents.B.We don’t know the major changes to the anxiety   disorders classification for clients under 18 years old.C.Within the anxiety disorders, the primary change   that will impact clients under 18 years old has been the re-grouping of   disorders to more accurately reflect associations in diagnostic   criteria. D.There has been no change to the DSM-5 with regard   to anxiety disorders that will impact clients under 18 years old.E.The DSM-IV-TR should be used for anxiety   disorders and not the DSM-5.1 points   QUESTION 51. The following might increase the risk for developing an anxiety disorder in childhood or adolescence: A.Adolescents with a positive parental history for   panic disorder or agoraphobia have an approximately 25% chance of   experiencing panic attacks B.Prenatal stressorsC.A onlyD.B onlyE.A and B1 points   QUESTION 61. Which of the following statements is true with respect to the DSM-5 and anxiety disorders?A.Anxiety disorders include obsessive-compulsive   disorders and no changes have been made from the DSM-IV-TRB.Anxiety disorders appear in two sections of the   DSM-5C.Anxiety disorders can no longer be diagnosed in   children under the age of 10 years oldD.Anxiety disorders no longer include   obsessive-compulsive disorders, which are now their own classification   (obsessive-compulsive and related disorders)E.It depends on the context which DSM version you   should use1 points   QUESTION 71. The DSM-5 recognizes differences in presentation and diagnostic criteria of disorders characterized by obsessions and/or compulsions.TrueFalse1 points   QUESTION 81. Specific phobias in children are generally treated with a combination of  A.Play therapy and medicationB.Family counseling and play therapyC.Medication and cognitive interventionsD.Behavioral and cognitive interventionsE.Gestalt counseling and family counseling1 points   QUESTION 91. Hoarding Disorder is new to the DSM-5 and this diagnosis is marked by significant difficulty discarding or otherwise parting with possessions.TrueFalse1 points   QUESTION 101. A counselor should consider multicultural aspects when arriving at an anxiety diagnosis for a child and should consider all of the following EXCEPT:A.Fears of magicB.Behaviors that exceed the cultural normC.Fears of spiritsD.Religious practiceE.Cultural interpretation1 points   QUESTION 111. Body Dysmorphic Disorder, in the DSM-5, was moved and several criteria were altered, including specifications for repetitive behavior and preoccupied thoughts.TrueFalse1 points   QUESTION 121. The following are also separated from the DSM-5 Anxiety disorders: A.Excessive coughing disorder and separation   anxiety (now included in the classification of parent induced and related   disorders)B.Posttraumatic stress disorder and acute stress   disorder (now included in the classification of trauma and stressor related   disorders) C.Posttraumatic stress disorder and adjustment   disorder (now included in the classification of trauma and stressor related   disorders)D.Excessive crying disorder and separation anxiety   (now included in the classification of parent induced and related disorders)E.Excessive crying disorder and specific phobia   (now included in the classification of parent induced and related disorders)