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Using AI to Make CBT Worksheets Quiz
Tests thought record structure, SUDS-ranked exposure hierarchies, and why case formulation and CBT fidelity checks stay with the therapist.
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On an exposure hierarchy, what does a SUDS rating measure?
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- On an exposure hierarchy, what does a SUDS rating measure?
- How many sessions each step will take
- The client's heart rate during exposure
- The client's own rating of distress, usually from 0 to 100
- The therapist's confidence that the step will work
- Which part of making CBT worksheets does the guide say AI cannot do?
- The case formulation, meaning which beliefs and avoidance behaviors keep the problem going
- Adjusting the reading level
- Translating a handout into another language
- Formatting a printable table
- Why does the guide warn about AI-drafted exposure steps?
- They are always too frightening to use
- They never include SUDS columns
- They cannot be printed on one page
- They may be softened too much or include safety behaviors, such as bringing a support person
- When building a hierarchy, whose ratings should decide the final order of steps?
- The AI model's estimates
- The client's own ratings
- The insurer's guidelines
- A standard textbook list
- A therapist wants a thought record for a 14-year-old soccer player. Which prompt element does the guide recommend?
- Pasting in the full session notes for context
- Stating the age and reading level, with examples from school and sports
- Asking the AI to diagnose the teen first
- Letting the AI pick which CBT model to follow
- Which misconception about AI handouts does the guide address?
- That AI cannot make tables
- That CBT requires handwritten worksheets
- That AI translations are always wrong
- That a polished handout using CBT vocabulary must be evidence-based
- Which instruction does the technical section suggest for keeping a thought record faithful to CBT?
- Do not add reassurance or coping statements in the evidence columns
- Add an encouraging quote to every row
- Replace the balanced-thought column with a gratitude list
- Print the client's diagnosis on the client's copy
- How does the guide use AI for behavioral activation with a depressed client who works nights?
- It removes the mood ratings to save time
- It recommends that the client change jobs
- It drafts an activity schedule that starts at a 3 p.m. wake time
- It produces a standard 9-to-5 template
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