CEU Post-Test for WEBINAR: "Intervening in Domestic Violence for Mental Health Professionals"

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As a condition of accrediting this webinar, the National Association of Social Workers requires us to administer a post-test to all participants seeking Continuing Education Unit credits. You must answer all questions and submit this form to be considered for CEUs.

Please answer the questions below, and we will contact you shortly about your eligibility to receive CEUs.

1. When it comes to gender and domestic violence . . . *

A. Men compose approximately 55% of the victims of DV in the U.S.

B. Men and women are equally abusive

C. Women compose approximately 75% of the victims of DV in the U.S.

D. Women compose approximately 95% of the victims of DV in the U.S.

2. When it comes to DV as a primary focus of therapy .. . *

A. Any therapist can do this work, regardless of training

B. It is preferable to refer the client to a therapist who has specialized training and expertise

C. A therapist with limited training in DV should only reluctantly work with the client if the client is adamant about not wanting to work with anyone else

D. Both B and C

3. Focusing on helping a victim to leave an abusive relationship *

A. Should be mentioned from the very beginning

B. Is often the only way the victim will get safe

C. Should only be the focus once the victim is clear they wish to leave the relationship

D. Both A and B

4. The main reason why victims don’t leave abusive relationships is because *

A. There are many reasons why victims don’t leave

B. Most victims are co-dependent

C. Most victims are masochistic

D. Both B and C

5. Common interventions in therapy with victims include *

A. Educating them about forms of abuse and control

B. Accept and validate their experiences

C. Safety planning

D. All of the above

6. One common difference between traditional anger management and abuse intervention is *

A. Anger management is typically longer

B. Abuse intervention focuses more on underlying beliefs than anger management

C. Abuse intervention talks about losing control of oneself

D. All of the above

7. When it comes to perpetrator suicidality and domestic violence *

A. There is no link between suicidality and DV

B. There is an inverse link between suicidality and DV

C. There is a significant link between suicidality and DV

D. Interventions for suicidality have no impact on DV

8. When it comes to firearms and domestic violence *

A. Firearms are the most common weapon used in domestic homicides

B. The presence of firearms in the home significantly increases the risk of domestic homicide

C. The presence of firearms in the home significantly increases the risk of domestic violence

D. All of the above

9. When working with perpetrators of abuse *

A. Do not use words like “anger” or related terms when talking about abusive behavior

B. Encourage them to focus on themselves and their part in the process

C. Validate their perceptions that their partner is the primary problem

D. All of the above

10. When should couples counseling be utilized in a relationship with significant DV? *

A. As soon as the couple is wanting it

B. Only once the physical abuse has completely stopped

C. Only once the perpetrator has made significant improvements in their behavior and the victim reports feeling significantly safer

D. Couples counseling should never be used in an abusive relationship at any time

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