offender rehabilitation and theories of behaviour change

Which of the following is NOT a focus of Social Cognitive Theory?

• chemical imbalance

• behaviour

• environment

• personal factors

Self efficacy is?

• An individual's belief in their own ability to succeed in specific situations or accomplish specific tasks.

• An individual's belief in their own ability to succeed in general situations or accomplish general tasks.

• An individual's belief in others inability to succeed in specific situations or accomplish specific tasks.

• An individual's belief in their own ability to fail in specific situations or accomplish specific tasks.

Why is engaging in role play often an important part of Social Cognitive theory?

• behaviours that will lead to rehabilitation are often very difficult

• behaviours that will lead to rehabilitation are complex in definition

• behaviours that will lead to rehabilitation must be observable

• behaviours that will lead to rehabilitation may be new and unfamiliar

Which school of psychology is associated with Self-determination theory?

• Psychoanalytic psychology
• Cognitive psychology
• Behavioral psychology
• Humanistic psychology

The main goal of self-determination theory is unlocking:

• external motivation and physical well-being
• extrinsic motivation and psychological well-being
• intrinsic motivation and psychological well-being
• intrinsic motivation and physical well-being

One of the aims of Cognitive Behavioural therapy is to monitor and alter

• Unhelpful emotions and sensations

• Unhelpful physical health and well-being

• Unhelpful environment and surroundings

• Unhelpful schema and actions

A difference between second wave and third wave cognitive behaviour therapy is the shift from focusing on:

• individual therapy to group therapy and group roleplay

• challenging accuracy of perception to examining usefulness of thought processes

• short-term goals to long-term goals
• treating the underlying causes to treating the symptoms

In the stages of change model a person who has no recognition of a need to change is at what stage?

• precontemplation
• action
• contemplation
• maintenance

A main aim of self regulation therapy is to:

• Suppress and ignore one's own emotions, thoughts, and behaviors
• Rely on others to regulate one's emotions, thoughts, and behaviors
• Avoid any form of self-reflection or introspection
• Regulate and manage one's own emotions, thoughts, and behaviors