Aswb guide - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Piaget's stage: Sensorimotor - Answer- 0-2 years of age. Retains image of objects, develops primitive logic in manipulating objects, begins intentional actions, play is imitative, signals meaning - infants invests meaning in event (babysitter arriving means mother is leaving), symbol meaning (language) begins in last part of stage. P. 40 Piaget's stage: Peoperational - Answer- 2-7 years of age. Progress from concrete to abstract thinking, can comprehend past, present and future, night terrors...

A social worker employed by a retirement home is approached by a client for help in establishing a recycling program in the facility. The social worker decides to co-host a meeting with the client to discuss the idea with other residents. What is the MOST likely reason for this approach? A. Antagonizing administration could be dangerous B. Legitimizing the residentsʻ concerns may be helpful C. Helping residents start new relationships is important D. Sharing leadership is very effective w...

Social workers should refer clients to other professionals in all of the following instances EXCEPT when: A. Professionals' specialized knowledge or expertise is needed to meet the clients' needs. B. Social workers believe they are not being effective in addressing clients' concerns. C. Professionals believe that other modalities of treatment may be more effective to resolve clients' issues. D. Social workers are not making reasonable progress in addressing clients' problems. - C A s...

Freud's Model Of Development - oral stage, anal stage, phallic stage, latent stage, genital stage Oral Stage (birth-18 Months) - * An infant's focus of gratification involves the mouth *The primary need is security *Security needs are met when caretakers provide the baby with essentials, such as food, shelter, warmth and cleanliness Anal Stage (18 months - 3 years) - Pleasure focus is on the anus, which occurs when a child learns to control bladder and bowel movements. Fixation in this...

Systems Theory - correct answer A system is a whole comprising component parts that work together. Applied to social work, systems theory views human behavior through larger contexts, such as members of families, communities, and broader society. Important to this theory is the concept that when one thing changes within a system, the whole system is affected. Systems tend toward equilibrium and can have closed or open boundaries. Apgar PhD LSW ACSW, Dr. Dawn (2015-05-11). Social Work ASWB Mas...

ASWB LCSW CLINICAL Exam Study Guide 2024/2025

MSW Exam 2023 Systems Theory - A system is a whole comprising component parts that work together. Applied to social work, systems theory views human behavior through larger contexts, such as members of families, communities, and broader society. Important to this theory is the concept that when one thing changes within a system, the whole system is affected. Systems tend toward equilibrium and can have closed or open boundaries. Apgar PhD LSW ACSW, Dr. Dawn (2015-05-11). Social Work AS...

ASWB Masters Exam Study Guide With Verified Solutions. Experimental - answerrandomized/most rigorous with control and intervention groups quasi-experimental design - answernonrandomized but has intervention and comparison group pre-experimental - answerno control group/ the weakest single-subject research design - answeraims to determine whether an intervention has the intended impact on the client- AB design where A is intervention and B is behavior after intervention pre and post test...

Social Work ASWB Bachelors Exam Guide Ch. 1 with Complete Solutions Sensorimotor 0-2 - Retain object images. Signs have meaning (babysitter). Symbols have meaning (language). Primitive logic of manipulating objects. Begins intentional actions Play is imitation Preoperational 2-7 - Concrete to abstract thinking and has a sense of past, present, and future. Egocentric and cannot see others points of view and is centered on one detail or event. Stage of imaginary friends, magical thinking...