DBT Intensive Training Part 1 Practice Test

Which statement is NOT typically part of maintaining fidelity to the DBT model?

Ongoing training and supervision Using structured manuals Participating in a DBT-consultation process Avoiding supervision and relying on personal judgment

Correct Answer:

Avoiding supervision and relying on personal judgment

Explanation:

Maintaining fidelity to the DBT model relies on structure, supervision, and shared guidelines rather than individual judgment. Ongoing training and supervision keep clinicians aligned with DBT techniques and provide feedback to reduce drift. Using structured manuals offers clear protocols for session content, skills coaching, and treatment flow, ensuring consistency across therapists. Participating in a DBT-consultation process gives the team a regular, collaborative check on cases and adherence to the model. Avoiding supervision and relying on personal judgment contradicts fidelity because it increases variability and departs from the established guidelines and team oversight.

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