This course has been archived. Please contact support for further assistance. Time limit: 0 Exercise Summary 0 of 2 Questions completed Questions: Information You have already completed the exercise before. Hence you can not start it again. Exercise is loading… You must sign in or sign up to start the exercise. You must first complete the following: Results Exercise complete. Results are being recorded. Results Time has elapsed Categories Not categorized 0% Your answers have been submitted successfully. (This is an ungraded exercise.) Please proceed to the final exam. 1 2 Question 1 of 2 1. Question What do you think is most likely to happen if you continue to engage in the same thinking, feeling, choices, and behavior that brought you to this point? I’ll get tired of it and quit before I get caught (again) Correct Incorrect Correct answer I’m going to become a professional criminal and will get rich enough to retire Correct Incorrect Correct answer I’ll be alright, I’ll only do it every now and then when I can get away with it Correct Incorrect Correct answer I’ll likely get caught (again) and feel as stressed and down on myself as ever Correct Incorrect Correct answer I’ll get incarcerated, have trouble finding work, and having healthy relationships Correct Incorrect Correct answer Question 2 of 2 2. Question Let’s revisit the 5 Stages of Change… Stage 1. I don’t have a problem… with my thinking and/or decision-making (pre-contemplation) Stage 2. I may have a problem but I can solve it myself (contemplation) Stage 3. I have a problem and I am looking into getting help (investigation) Stage 4. I know I have a problem and I’m receiving help (implementation) Stage 5. I am staying on track with the help I’ve received (maintenance) Where are you now in the 5 stages of change? Stage 1 Correct Incorrect Correct answer Stage 2 Correct Incorrect Correct answer Stage 3 Correct Incorrect Correct answer Stage 4 Correct Incorrect Correct answer Stage 5 Correct Incorrect Correct answer