Licensed Baccalaureate Social Worker (LBSW) Practice Exam

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• In the Beginning Phase of group work, the worker should do what?
• Entropy is defined as:
• Which category of drugs is not covered under Part D as listed?
• Which eating disorder is characterized by cycles of binge eating followed by purging or fasting?
• Which disorder is commonly known as multiple personality disorder?
• Which eating disorder features binge eating followed by purging (vomiting) or fasting?
• Which statement about the Food Stamp Program is true?
• Environmental change goals can have which scope of change?
• Workman's Compensation is best described as...
• Which two major processes characterize COP?
• Which term describes the group defined by specific variables of interest in a study?
• Amphetamines are classified as stimulants with what duration?
• Intellectual Disability requires assessment of cognitive capacity and adaptive functioning. Severity is determined by which factor?
• PPO stands for...
• Schizoaffective disorder criterion: Requires that a major mood episode be present for what portion of the disorder's total duration?
• Which culture-bound syndrome is described by anger or rage with somatic symptoms such as trembling and headaches?
• Which adult personality type is described as infantile, demanding, and dependent behavior?
• Catatonia in schizophrenia can present as which of the following features?
• Which factor most directly influences consistency of data across participants during a survey?
• Which statement best summarizes the concept of race as presented?
• Which defense involves ritualistic efforts to undo damage and reduce guilt about past actions?
• General Assistance programs are funded and administered by which level of government?
• Aversion therapy has what kind of evidence regarding efficacy?
• Which Piaget stage begins around age 12 and involves thinking logically about abstract concepts?
• Which of the following is NOT a subtype of Breathing-Related Sleep Disorder in DSM-5?
• In social reinforcement and exchange theory, group interactions are best understood as:
• Nandrolone is classified as which type of drug?
• An IPA (Independent Practice Association) involves which arrangement?
• Which medication is a non-amphetamine treatment option for ADHD?
• Which statement about federal reimbursements for School Nutrition Programs is accurate?
• Physicians and Managed Care statement: which is true?
• Which term refers to unusual or bizarre imagery used for sexual enticement, and is described as harmful to others?
• What does the COP change strategy emphasize?
• Opium is described as having high dependence and can be used orally or smoked for a duration of how long?
• Which term is not part of the cultural competence continuum described?
• Which sampling method selects the first case encountered for inclusion in the sample?
• Panic Disorder is characterized by:
• Cognitive Behavioral Approaches blend cognitive therapies with behavior modification. Which elements are addressed?
• Which term describes ghost sickness, a concern found in some Native American cultures?
• In Tuckman's model, which stage comes after Norm?
• Dissociative Disorders as a category include which of the following?
• Which value asserts the right of individuals to set and achieve goals?
• Which hallucinogen is associated with multiple routes of administration, including oral, injected, and smoked?
• Motor Disorders are included in DSM-5 among which category?
• Which disorder is characterized by a compulsion to set things on fire?
• Disability Insurance is paid to whom?
• In a symmetrical bell curve, what does a larger standard deviation indicate?
• Which category includes Obstructive Sleep Apnea Hypopnea, Central Sleep Apnea, and Sleep-Related Hyperventilation?
• Which type of emergency relief is described for certain immigrants under Title IV?
• Dissociative Amnesia is best described as which of the following?
• Which statement about Community Health Centers is true?
• What is the first step in the COP problem-solving model?
• Which model emphasizes action and concrete tasks rather than just discussing feelings?
• In 1945-1960, postwar emphasis included:
• Which statement correctly distinguishes a sampling frame from a census?
• Legal Immigrants: Which statement about eligibility for federal cash assistance under Title IV-A is accurate?
• The Panic Attack specifier is applicable to which set of disorders in DSM-5?
• Which term corresponds to the liquid distilled product of fermented fruits, grains, and vegetables?
• Normalization is defined as what in database design?
• Ethnocultural aspects describe culture as the social heritage of man and its transmission.
• Which term refers to the category that includes Marijuana, Hashish, and Hashish oil?
• What is a primary goal of Behavior Group Therapy?
• In Mahler's Separation-Individuation, what occurs during Differentiation (6-9 months)?
• The Rehabilitation Act Title V (Bill of Rights for the Handicapped) primarily aims to do what?
• Which condition is listed as occurring in babies exposed to alcohol prenatally?
• Catatonia: In DSM-5, catatonia may be diagnosed as a specifier for which contexts?
• In Tuckman's model, which stage follows the Storm stage?
• Which is the third element in the group formation process after contracting and determining membership?
• Freud's psychoanalytic approach aims to help patients re-experience early family relationships and uncover deep-rooted feelings. Which characteristic best describes this theory?
• What is the primary purpose of measures of central tendency?
• Which description best captures a social worker's role in empowering clients to solve problems?
• Which sampling method is defined by no calculable probability of inclusion for each element?
• Which personality disorder is defined by a pervasive distrust and suspiciousness of others’ motives without sufficient basis?
• Which statement about minimum wage legislation is true?
• Indications of possible misuse of hallucinogens may include which signs?
• During the Progressive Era (1885-1914), which feature characterized social welfare development?
• Which group is explicitly listed as an exception for the first five years for immigrant eligibility under the policy?
• Which statement best reflects Blaming the Victim versus System Accountability in healthcare policy?
• Which disorder involves feigning illness in order to receive attention and sympathy?
• Which item is not listed as an ethical concern in research?
• Beyond protecting from anxiety, what else do defense mechanisms do according to the material?
• Yalom's process groups emphasize which of the following features?
• During the ending phase, which activity involves revisiting past events to assess progress?
• Which therapeutic model has been among the few to be subjected to controlled studies measuring effectiveness?
• Cross-sectional features of substance use disorders include which of the following statements?
• Regarding alcohol, which statement is true?
• In Bion's Group Centered therapy, the therapist usually serves as what to the group?
• Narcotics are defined as drugs used medicinally to relieve pain with what potential for abuse?
• What does the range measure?
• Which personality disorder is described as a lack of conscience for wrongdoing, with potential aggression or clever manipulation?
• Which disorders are no longer categorized under the DSM-5 anxiety disorders section?
• The 1933-1945 period saw:
• Which listed drug is an antipsychotic commonly used to treat schizophrenia?
• Structural Family Theory (Minuchin) posits that families have:
• An aggressive and angry client on an acute inpatient unit threatens to hurt his former girlfriend and mentions release from the unit. The social worker should
• Which statement best describes the effect of means-tested subsidies on public housing as stated?
• What is a central criticism of public housing as described in the material?
• Multicultural Counseling emphasizes the working alliance that takes into account which dimensions?
• Sociometry, developed by J. L. Moreno, focuses on which aspect of groups?
• What does pre-existing conditions mean in health insurance?
• Medicare has what important characteristics?
• Glutethimide is described as having which dependency range and route?
• Which phenomenon describes fatigue of judges or observers over the course of measurement?
• Which term best describes a practitioner who helps clients develop skills to solve problems independently rather than solving problems for them?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of social work assessment?
• Which concept posits that the ego has opportunities outside of conflict that have roots in the infant's constitution?
• Which statement reflects a basic assumption of crisis intervention?
• Which DSM-5 change related to ADHD is noted in the material?
• Psychoanalytic theory primarily emphasizes which of the following as determinants of behavior?
• Which of the following is a psychosocial treatment commonly used for substance use disorders?
• Power is defined as which of the following?
• Which therapy model involves working with both couples and families to address relational dynamics?
• Amnestic disorders involve memory impairment with otherwise preserved cognitive function and can include conditions such as Korsakoff's syndrome.
• Under managed care, Medicare recipients can select a standard program in which physicians are covered by which part?
• Which term refers to effects which are systematic with the passage of time?
• Supplemental Security Income (SSI) pays benefits based on what?
• Which disorder is an emotional disturbance caused by ongoing stressors within the range of common experience?
• In DSM-5, Separation Anxiety Disorder is classified as what type of disorder and what is noted about its expression?
• In symbolic interactionism, human action is carried out primarily through the process of which of the following?
• Loss of control of community functions is primarily linked to which trend?
• What best describes an incentive in managed care?
• Which term describes programs, services and institutions provided by government as integral social functions?
• Major Depressive Disorder criteria include a minimum duration of how many weeks?
• In systems theory, equifinality means which of the following?
• Major depressive disorder criteria include which of the following combinations of symptoms?
• Incongruous Hierarchy is a concept in which therapy, and it attributes dysfunction to which pattern?
• What term refers to the federal government's coordination of aging services?
• Which approach is included in DSM-5 to capture heterogeneity in schizophrenia after subtypes elimination?
• Which of the following is a stimulant?
• Which disorder is described as an impulse-control disorder involving an inability to hold back urges to express strong angry feelings and associated violent behaviors?
• In Narrative Therapy, how are problems treated within the client's story?
• Delirium is best described as
• Which therapy is described as non directive client centered therapy?
• Which concept describes the extent to which a sample reflects the population composition?
• During the Socialization Group phase, which task view is primary?
• Which term best describes learning where reinforcement is given only a fixed percentage of responses?
• Which item is listed as a new epidemic?
• Which item is explicitly listed as a group type in social work?
• Which term describes somatic changes expressed in symbolic body language?
• The 1969 federal law subsidizes what aspect of public housing?
• From a family systems perspective, which concept is used to explain how a child's behavior can be influenced by family structure?
• Which medication is a classic amphetamine-like drug used to treat ADHD?
• Which set of disorders is characterized by sudden, repetitive, nonrhythmic motor movements or sounds such as eye blinking, facial grimacing, throat clearing, and grunting?
• Schizophreniform disorder is characterized by schizophrenia-like symptoms lasting less than how long?
• Which stage is described as the early step recognizing cultural needs and initiating reforms such as staff diversification?
• Which sampling method is a non-probability approach where selection is based on the researcher's judgment?
• Mainstreaming in education refers to what?
• SWs should disclose the limits of confidentiality early by informing clients and obtaining informed consent. Which statement best reflects this requirement?
• Community Practice emphasizes which areas?
• In Erikson's model, the first psychosocial crisis occurs during the first year of life and centers on whether the world can be trusted. Which stage is this?
• Which sampling technique includes some cases from each segment of a population?
• In adolescence, which stage is about developing a sense of self and personal identity?
• Which action best exemplifies empowering a client?
• Which statement best defines schizophrenia?
• Which element is part of the group formation process?
• Which organizational goal emphasizes developing accessible services for consumers without challenging existing social arrangements?
• Which ethical requirement is essential in research involving human participants?
• Susto is a Latin American folk illness attributed to what cause?
• Psychodynamic therapy emphasizes which of the following?
• The correlation coefficient r equal to 1 indicates what?
• What characterizes a Group Model HMO?
• In middle adulthood, which stage involves helping the next generation and contributing to society?
• Independent variable is defined as
• In pluralist theory, how is power distributed?
• Low Context Styles are typically associated with which group?
• Which type of sampling cannot determine the likelihood that a given element will be chosen?
• Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder (DMDD) is characterized by at least how many severe temper outbursts per week on average for 12 months?
• In differential diagnosis, paranoid personality disorder is distinguished from delusional disorders by the absence of psychotic symptoms. Which disorder is this statement referring to?
• Which substance is classified as a hallucinogen with an oral route and a duration of 8-12 hours?
• What is the basic assumption of cognitive consistency theory related to balance theory?
• Which statement presents a view that challenges Gilligan's conclusions?
• Anna Freud's contribution to child development is best described as focusing on
• Which Piaget stage spans from birth to about 2 years and is characterized by the infant's lack of symbolic function while interacting with the environment?
• In group development theory, which stage is most closely associated with forming and the development of trust?
• Overdose symptoms of hallucinogens may include which of the following?
• The Social Goals Model originated from which historical context?
• In experimental design, what does the 'Time factor' refer to?
• Which statement best describes the Social Work with Groups (Mainstream, Micro Practice) approach?
• Which measurement scale permits the use of the most powerful statistics due to equal intervals between scores?
• Which factor is NOT among the major factors in tactic selection?
• Head Start was initiated under which act and provides what?
• What term describes one element within the sample and population?
• Which personality disorder is characterized by a persistent avoidance of social relationships and little expression of emotion?
• Which statement correctly describes experimental studies?
• What is a core feature of Paranoid Personality Disorder?
• Withdrawal syndrome for depressants includes which symptoms?
• What does the term maximum feasible participation mean in COP?
• Which feature characterizes Integrative goals?
• Which of the following is a theoretical orientation used in family therapy?
• Which description best characterize Gemeinschaft (community) as a type of social life?
• Descriptive studies are generally used in which context?
• Which drugs are considered covered under Part D?
• What term describes changes caused by extraneous or unknown variables rather than the hypothesized independent variable?
• What is the duration range for Barbiturates?
• Mary Woods and Florence Hollis emphasize helping people cope with problems that cause personal suffering across which domains?
• Among the substances listed, which has the longest typical duration according to the material?
• The Foster Care Independence Act of 1999 includes which provision?
• In Persistent Depressive Disorder, depressive symptoms persist without a break for at least how long before diagnosis is considered?
• Which statement best describes Latinos in the United States?
• Which figure is associated with Milan Systemic Family Therapy?
• Which stage is the fourth psychosexual stage, focusing on intellectual, creative, interpersonal, and athletic development?
• A negative correlation indicates what type of relationship?
• Dissociative Fugue Disorder features which of the following?
• Helen Perlman's work focuses on helping individuals cope with what type of problems?
• The Welfare Rights Movement in the 1960s aimed to:
• What is the purpose of formative evaluation in policy implementation?
• Which statement about race is presented?
• Which of the following is a recurrent theme in Bion's leaderless groups?
• Which disorder is the PDD involving severe regression in language, adaptive behavior, and motor skills after a 2- to 4-year period of normal development?
• What is the primary focus of the Primary Group phase?
• Which new depressive disorder is included for children up to age 18 to address persistent irritability and behavioral dyscontrol?
• What technique is commonly used in Bowen Family Systems Therapy to map family relationships across generations?
• In Bion's Group Centered models, what term describes unconscious group norms influencing behavior?
• Which characteristic aligns with the social action model?
• Which is commonly associated with alcohol use?
• A core focus of the Social Goals Model is to establish positive relationships with groups using group processes by which approach?
• Ethnicity is defined as what, according to the material?
• Which statement about individual psychodynamic psychotherapy is true?
• From a systems perspective, John's difficulties are best described as being due to which factor?
• During the 1933-1945 period, research focus shifted toward:
• The law of effect is associated with which concept?
• What is stated about values among social work theorists in the common elements?
• Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) was replaced by which program in 1996?
• In Piaget's theory, which stage is when a child learns to use language but does not yet comprehend the mental operations of concrete logic?
• Which is a possible consideration in the analysis of results beyond simply testing hypotheses?
• Opposite of a constant is
• In Milan Systemic Family Therapy, what assumption is made about symptoms in dysfunctional families?
• Bipolar II Disorder is characterized by:
• Title XX (Social Services Block Grant) funds social services based on what criterion?
• Which of the following is a DSM-5 criterion for substance dependence?
• What term describes the hemp plant from which marijuana, hashish, and THC are derived?
• Which statement best describes ordinal measurement?
• Family interventions are used when abstinence upsets a previously well-established but maladaptive family interaction.
• In facilitating a client's group or community decision-making, which role is most appropriate?
• What is the typical route of administration for Barbiturates?
• COP 1975-1990 focused on which of the following?
• Which two disorders no longer require adults to recognize that their fear is excessive or unreasonable?
• Which approach to policy making emphasizes power, compromise, and partial solutions?
• Which culture-bound syndrome is described as a severe, chronic psychosis with incoherence and possible violence?
• Antisocial personality disorder is a poor candidate for which therapy?
• In psychodrama, which role describes the therapist who guides the enactment?
• Specifiers for Depressive Disorders in DSM-5 emphasize assessment of which risk factor?
• Managed care populations statement which is true?
• The focus described in the common elements is the centrality of what concept?
• What does the concept of Independent Ego Energy emphasize about motivation?
• Where is the child abuse reporting function usually located?
• In the social action model, what are typical worker roles?
• What is the process called that distinguishes between diseases with similar symptoms by comparing clinical findings?
• Gordon Hamilton's approach centers on releasing resources in the immediate environment and capacities of the individual to achieve what outcome?
• Employer contributed Insurance is best described as what?
• Which listed drug is Clozaril (clozapine)?
• What DSM-5 change applies to Social Anxiety Disorder in adults?
• Which theorist would most likely consider John's behavior to manifest a problem within the family?
• In information management, which philosophical position has influenced individual clinical and family work since the mid-1980s?
• In which sampling design are subjects grouped into strata and then drawn randomly from each group?
• Methaqualone is described as having which duration?
• Cultural proficiency is described as:
• Which disorder is defined as an eating disorder characterized by a persistent restriction of energy intake leading to significantly low body weight?
• Which item is NOT a measure of a client's motivation?
• Predictive validity involves comparing a measure with what?
• Which drug is a mood stabilizing medication used to treat bipolar disorder?
• Relapse prevention is a component of CBT; how is it best described?
• Which of the following are Indications of stimulant misuse?
• What is a hallmark of Sociotherapeutic organizational goals?
• Which of the following is an SSRI used to treat unipolar depression?
• Which defense mechanism states that external objects are either all good or all bad?
• Dissemination of results emphasizes publication into professional, refereed journals directed to peers.
• What is a typical sponsor for the social reform model?
• Dianabol is noted as having what level of dependency potential?
• Maintenance on which medication is an alternative strategy for some opioid-dependent clients?
• Which historical milestone marks the earliest documented presence of Africans in what would become the United States?
• In the middle phase, which statement about leadership and facilitation is correct?
• Which of the following best defines social work diversity as described in the material?
• Which statement describes interval measurement?
• Family Systems Theory emphasizes:
• Korsakoff's syndrome is memory damage primarily due to
• Which of the following characterizes withdrawal syndrome for substances?
• An intervening variable's presence in a study may
• Delusional disorder is defined by which feature?
• Which disorder is described as a condition characterized by deficits in social relatedness and communication skills, often accompanied by repetitive, ritualistic behavior?
• The AJCA in 2010 caused major changes in health insurance by:
• Gestalt therapy aims to integrate opposing aspects of personality into a unified sense of self. Which technique is commonly used?
• During assessment, which type of screening is commonly included to detect drug use and related abnormalities?
• What is the purpose of testing the null hypothesis in research?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of a cultural profile in practice?
• Cultural destructiveness is defined as:
• Which statement describes dependent personality disorder?
• Which statement best describes laboratory experiments?
• Which statement best describes the Intimacy Stage?
• In a first interview with a battered woman who wants to leave a violent husband, the social worker should be most aware that
• In inferential statistics, what does the significance level represent?
• Pharmacotherapy in substance use disorders is used for which purpose?
• Which statement best describes Gilligan's morality of care in relation to Kohlberg's theory?
• What is the described duration for steroids' effects as given in the material?
• Which statement best describes the natural history of substance use disorders in adolescence?
• Which step involves developing guidelines and a consensus on the problems to address?
• What characterizes contracting in social work practice?
• In the Reciprocal interactional or Mediating Model, what is the worker's primary task?
• Dianabol is a type of which substance?
• According to the common elements, problems arise from the stress of internal psychological processes, external social/environmental conditions, and what else?
• Dianabol is classified as which type of substance?
• Which COP role enables community members to use their own resources toward problem resolution?
• Which option is NOT listed as one of Erikson's psychosocial stages in the material?
• Which category includes serious and consistent sleep disturbances that interfere with daytime functioning and cause distress?
• Which culture-bound syndrome translates to 'Anger Syndrome' and includes insomnia, fatigue, panic, and fear of impending death?
• POS plan characteristics
• Which culture-bound syndrome translates as 'evil eye' and presents with fever, diarrhea, or vomiting in children?
• Which disorder describes recurrent difficulties reaching orgasm after normal sexual arousal?
• What does behavior modification involve?
• Which statement about gender identity issues is accurate?
• A central goal described in common elements among social work theorists is to help people resolve problems, improve social functioning, achieve desired change, and fulfill what?
• Ethnocultural aspects describe culture as the social heritage of man and the ways it is passed from generation to generation by formal and informal methods of socialization.
• Chronic Motor or Vocal Tic Disorder is defined by which of the following?
• Which disorder features concurrent mood episodes with psychotic symptoms and is treated the same as schizophrenia?
• The inclusion of Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder addresses concerns about overdiagnosis and overtreatment in children; what is the upper age limit specified?
• Very large doses of depressants may cause which of the following?
• Which statement accurately describes the relationship between group practice and individual treatment?
• Acculturation is
• In systems theory, a group that has better, more sophisticated problem solving skills and capabilities than any of its individual members is exhibiting
• Cultural competence is best described as which of the following?
• Substance use disorders are associated with which public health impact?
• Which sequence correctly lists the four Brager and Specht phases in order?
• The Settlement House Movement aimed at rapid assimilation of which group?
• Which statement is true about illegal drugs and administration?
• Which stage is associated with forming deeply personal relationships and beginning families?
• Issue differences are characteristic of which approach?
• Which is NOT a traditional domain of social welfare services?
• During Organization Development Group, what is the primary concern?
• Group Model HMOs are described as relative to IPAs in popularity how?
• Reporting results typically includes
• Which description best fits avoidant personality disorder?
• Delusional Disorder changes: Which statement is true?
• Encopresis is defined as the repeated elimination of feces on or into inappropriate places by someone over age 4.
• How are reimbursements for School Nutrition Programs determined?
• What is the first stage of the Boston Model?
• Cultural blindness refers to which concept?
• Schizoaffective disorder involves which combination of symptoms?
• To address ethical difficulties in denying services, agencies may use alternative evaluation methods such as:
• What are gag rules in managed care contracts?
• Which view identifies social policy within a network of functions resembling traditional domains such as education, housing, healthcare, employment, and income support?
• What is the most important consideration when choosing a goal with a client?
• A functional definition of community emphasizes which basis?
• Dependent variable is
• Which personality disorder is characterized by persistent avoidance of social relationships and lack of emotional expression?
• Transference reactions in the client usually relate to which of the following?
• Which term describes a set of related hypotheses connected to explain or predict phenomena?
• Cultural precompetency is described as:
• Nandrolone is a type of which substance?
• In the early phase of work with an acutely depressed client, the social worker is mostly
• What is a key emphasis of the Task-Centered Model?
• What is the risk to client outcomes if cultural sensitivity drifts into stereotyping?
• Pregnant women with substance use disorders face increased risk of fetal complications with certain substances. Which statement is accurate regarding pregnancy and cocaine use?
• Which item is NOT listed as an inhalant category?
• Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) is defined as which of the following?
• Acute Stress Disorder is defined as which of the following?
• Which hallucinogen has routes of administration including oral, smoked, and sniffed?
• Can inferential statistics be used to test a hypothesis?
• Which defense mechanism involves pushing unacceptable thoughts out of conscious awareness?
• Which scenario best illustrates preventive social work activity?
• Which of the following is an example of social action work?
• Content validity is best described as:
• Respondent behavior is defined as
• Ethnic identity is defined as an enduring, basic aspect of the self that includes a sense of membership in an ethnic group and the attitudes and feelings related to that membership.
• Which statement about the Federal Older Americans Act (1965) is accurate?
• Which sampling method purposely draws from a part of the population assumed to have particular knowledge of what is being studied?
• Dimensions of personal identity: which statement best describes them?
• Which study is conducted in a natural environment with limited control over exposure to the experimental variable?
• A hallmark of Group Centered therapy climate is which of the following?
• Which disorder is an abnormal craving or appetite for nonfood substances lasting at least 1 month?
• Somatoform Disorders are defined as which of the following?
• Which of the following is a characteristic used in general treatment principles to describe individuals with substance use disorders?
• In schizoaffective disorder, how is treatment described relative to schizophrenia?
• Theory of Cultural Relativism claims that values, beliefs, models of behavior, and conceptions of the nature of the world must be understood within the framework of the culture in which they occur; the dominant culture determines normality and deviance.
• Desegregation in education is intended to achieve what?
• Maintenance on which medications is considered appropriate for clients with prolonged opioid use?
• Which element reflects misinformation accepted as truth within the process-internalization stage?
• High Context Styles of Communication are generally associated with which of the following?
• What type of activities does the Remedial/Rehabilitative Model emphasize?
• PSNs may act like a full-fledged HMO by selling services as a health insurer to whom?
• Part D, introduced by Medicare, is best described as:
• Which statement best defines managed care?
• Which tic disorder typically includes both motor and vocal tics?
• Low-context communication relies heavily on which form of information?
• Which CBT component uses predetermined positive/negative consequences to reward abstinence or punish drug-related behaviors?
• Systems Theory describes organizations as:
• Which of the following is a mode of forestalling termination, as described in ending-phase work?
• What is the method called when subjects from a known population are drawn randomly and each has an equal chance of selection?
• Phenmetrazine is described as a stimulant with which typical duration and routes?
• Compensation refers to defenses against feelings of inferiority and inadequacy.
• Which sequence correctly lists Piaget's stages from earliest to latest?
• Which of the following is NOT a Freud psychosexual stage?
• What is the field of psychopharmacology concerned with?
• Methylphenidate is described as a stimulant with what level of dependency risk?
• In what year was public housing initiated?
• Which federal agency is abbreviated as ADAMHA, associated with mental health services?
• Which statement best describes community integration in COP?
• Which value is listed as foundational in social work practice?
• Which disorder is classified as a neurodevelopmental disorder?
• Pavlov's Behavioral Theory describes which basic process?
• Codeine is described as having what level of dependency and is used via which routes?
• Survivor's Insurance payments are paid to which groups?
• Which is a characteristic of social welfare activities?
• Who developed Narrative Therapy, and what is the central idea?
• Paraphilias are described as unusual or bizarre imagery used for sexual enticement and are present in a small percentage of the population. What is stated about their prevalence?
• Which disorder is defined as a repetitive, persistent pattern of aggressive, antisocial behavior violating societal norms or the rights of others?
• The usual manner in which cultural competence is taught is described as which field?
• Which statement best captures the focus on how individual behavior relates to social structure?
• Ex-post facto analysis cannot establish causation primarily because:
• Which statement about a behavioral contract is true?
• Which disorder features a pattern of negativistic, hostile, and defiant behavior, including frequent temper loss and arguing with adults?
• What is the primary focus of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy in treating substance use disorders?
• Major depressive disorder requires that depressive symptoms occur in the absence of what two factors?
• Community Health Centers were first begun under which program?
• Statistics used with ordinal measurements are commonly referred to as what?
• Sexism is defined as which of the following?
• Which delivery system is provided through tax breaks?
• Indemnity Insurance describes which arrangement?
• Substance use disorders are often associated with other forms of psychopathology. True or false?
• What is considered the foundation of treatment for clients with substance use disorders?
• What is the duration range listed for Ethyl Alcohol?
• What does Erikson's epigenetic principle describe?
• Dissociative Disorders are characterized by which of the following?
• Which term is described as the reciprocal relationship between the organism and its environment central to mental health?
• Which two diagnoses replaced the three DSM-IV diagnoses for Panic Disorder and Agoraphobia in DSM-5?
• Which of the following is NOT a DSM-5 criterion for substance abuse?
• Which statement best differentiates Bipolar I from Bipolar II?
• Which instrument is NOT listed as one of the five major components of psychodrama?
• Excoriation (Skin-Picking) Disorder in DSM-5 is characterized by which core feature?
• Bereavement Exclusion in DSM-5: What happened?
• Which term describes maintaining distance from family members to reduce emotional distress?
• The problem solving approach in social work is characterized by what key stance regarding clients?
• Identify the stage that is the fourth in Freud's psychosexual sequence.
• Which issue concerns deciding the mix of residual and institutional services?
• Which statement best describes the concept of a power elite?
• Which stage of the Boston Model focuses on establishing closeness and trust?
• Which hallucinogen can be used orally or injected and has a duration of 8-12 hours?
• Autism Spectrum Disorder is characterized by deficits in which domains?
• What term describes the loss of subjects from a study due to various factors, potentially biasing results?
• Selective Mutism is described as
• Which act requires states to mandate reporting of child abuse and neglect?
• Which statement best describes COP?
• The Charity Organization Movement introduced:
• Which challenge is commonly experienced by children in poverty?
• Which statement about managed care mental health coverage is true?
• Which statement best describes Social Communication Disorder?
• Which option indicates possible misuse of depressants?
• In late adulthood, which stage is characterized by reflecting on life and feeling fulfilled or disappointed?
• In the Remedial/Rehabilitative Model, who is the change agent?
• Which of the following is not listed as a type of group therapy in the material?
• Which term describes the characteristics attributed to individuals based on appearances, dialect, social setting, and material features?
• Which description best defines borderline personality disorder?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three general treatment strategies used for substance use disorders?
• Which best describes Vocational Rehabilitation programs?
• The Adoption and Safe Families Act of 1997 establishes national goals for children in the child welfare system. Which set of goals is correct?
• Which therapy combines relaxation with gradually increasing exposure to anxiety-provoking stimuli?
• What are the typical out-of-pocket thresholds for Part D plans?
• Which of the following is one of the core elements in the group formation process?
• Which phase focuses on creating an organization with program objectives and formulating programs to achieve goals?
• Which power dimension relates to the degree of social organization that enables resource control?
• In the Universal vs. the Specific section, which pair describes Etic and Einic as per the material?
• Delirium is distinguished from dementia by its
• Which eating disorder is characterized by obstinate and willful refusal to eat, a distorted body image, and an intense fear of being fat?
• The Lane Report in the 1918-1933 period attempted to define:
• The primary goal of the problem-solving model is to
• Structural Family Therapy is most closely associated with which therapist?
• Which family structure becomes more important in Gesellschaft as urbanization increases?
• Under the material's discussion, which disorder is described as a condition with persistent social impairment and restricted interests but with normal language development?
• Which approach focuses on boundaries and subsystems as central to family organization and involves restructuring the family system?
• What describes what a person actually is?
• Behavior modification is associated with which theorists?
• Which definition best fits cherry picking in a managed care plan?
• Which symptom is listed as a cannabis withdrawal symptom?
• The Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act of 1980 introduced which concept in child welfare?
• Which COP role is most compatible with an advocate and uses bargaining and power tactics, confrontation, and conflict with those who control resources?
• In Freud's psychosexual stages, which stage centers on the mouth for pleasure?
• Ex-post facto analysis, also known as correlational analysis, primarily relies on which approach?
• During Mahler's Practicing stage (9-14 months), what behavior is typical?
• Generalized Anxiety Disorder is characterized by which of the following?
• What is a common critique of laboratory experiments in terms of generalizability?
• Which opioid is listed as having a duration of 12-24 hours?
• Which disorder involves acting as if one has a physical or mental illness when not really sick, with visible symptoms that are self-inflicted and a motive to receive attention and sympathy?
• Development of conceptual frameworks and operational concepts is part of which study element?
• SW privilege compared to clergy and lawyers: under certain circumstances, social workers may be compelled to testify in court. Which option best reflects this?
• Which disorder is described as the regurgitation of recently eaten food into the mouth followed by either rechewing, reswallowing, or spitting it out?
• In the Institutional Relations Organization phase, which is a key activity?
• Depersonalization/Derealization Disorder is described as which of the following?
• Which approach underscores the importance of attending to differences?
• Adverse consequences for substances typically include which of the following?
• Eda Goldstein's practice focus is best described as assisting people to find means and opportunities to work out, find alternatives for, and deal with what conditions?
• Tourette's Disorder is best described as a developmental disorder featuring multiple dysfunctional motor and vocal tics.
• Which sampling method uses a systematic approach to select a representative sub-population without introducing bias?
• Which item is a dimension of differences between communities?
• Which of the following describes common socioeconomic challenges faced by Native American communities?
• In the assessment phase, which history is essential to collect to understand medical and mental health status?
• Which sampling method takes the first case encountered and uses it in the sample?
• Which statement best captures a COP goal?
• Which term is non-stigmatizing for the condition previously labeled 'mental retardation'?
• Which delivery system is provided by private market?
• Which term describes the internalized external oppressor?
• In a classical before-after experimental design with randomization, what is the primary purpose of randomly assigning subjects to experimental and control groups?
• The stage in which the pleasure center is the genitals and incestuous sexual feelings may arise
• Which option is NOT listed as a possible effect of cannabis use?
• Which process refers to separating feelings from ideas and events?
• Treatment planning should reflect consideration of which factors?
• Physicians who run their own offices in an IPA are often in contract with how many HMOs?
• Medicare funding is described as which of the following?
• Cultural incapacity is defined as which?
• Which term refers to a Latino expression of distress characterized by uncontrollable shouting, crying, trembling, and aggression, often associated with Caribbean ancestry?
• Group Centered Therapy is characterized by which format?
• Psychosocial development is defined as a domain of lifespan development that examines what aspects?
• Which COP role mediates and negotiates among different community groups?
• The Affordable Care Act, signed into law in 2010, is commonly known as what?
• The specifier for bizarre type delusions provides continuity with which DSM edition?
• Which program replaced Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC)?
• PCP Angel Dust is described as which type of drug, with what level of dependency, and typical routes?
• Which statement describes a standard component of the assessment process for substance use disorders?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an indication of possible misuse?
• Chloral Hydrate is described as having what level of dependency and what is its typical route?
• Which describes a characteristic of federally subsidized public housing?
• In White's levels of infant ego organization, what milestone occurs during the first 3 months?
• Methaqualone is listed under which drug category?
• Concurrent validity assesses what?
• Dysthymia now falls under which umbrella diagnosis?
• Which technique is used in Structural Family Therapy to reveal interactions by having family members act out real situations?
• Which of the following is NOT a COP characteristic?
• The extent to which a sample reflects the population characteristics is known as what?
• Which statement best describes the social planning model?
• What best describes individual psychotherapy?
• What term refers to the list of all subjects in the selected population?
• Construct validity concerns the relationship between a measure and other variables within what framework?
• Normification is defined as what?
• Which disorder is defined by problems during the excitement phase of the sexual response, with difficulties in sexual pleasure or physiological changes?
• Flooding describes exposure therapy where clients are exposed repeatedly and intensively to a feared object and made to see that it is actually harmless.
• Which disorder is associated with interpersonal deficits and cognitive or perceptual distortions with eccentric behavior?
• Which statement is an advantage of group work?
• Issue dissensus is a characteristic of which form of social action?
• Freud's last stage of personality development from puberty onward, where sexual conflicts resurface and are often resolved during adolescence
• Which disorder involves hair pulling for pleasure or tension relief that results in hair loss?
• Which statement best defines crisis intervention?
• Which term describes the transformation process by which inputs are converted into outputs in systems theory?
• In an IPA, how are physicians typically paid, depending on arrangement with the HMOs?
• Constructivism is a philosophical position noted to influence which areas of social work practice since the mid-1980s?
• Discussions with family members can only be undertaken with permission of the adult client, and then only on those issues the client permits. Which option best describes this rule?
• Increasing magnitude of the correlation coefficient indicates what?
• Disequilibrium, as used in social work theory, refers to disruption among which elements?
• During early childhood, which stage focuses on initiating activities and testing boundaries, with potential guilt if discouraged?
• Which item is NOT listed as a criterion for categorizing group work methods?
• Which statement best describes depressants?
• The Settlement House Movement occurred in which time period?
• Withdrawal symptoms for hallucinogens are known to have which of the following characteristics?
• What are the goals of treatment for opioid use disorders?
• Which statement about privacy is accurate?
• Which of the following is described as a general treatment strategy for substance use disorders?
• Which stage is associated with toilet training and control?
• William E. Gordon advocates matching which elements to enhance potential and relieve problems?
• Which listed drug is Thorazine (chlorpromazine), a classic antipsychotic?
• Psychoanalytic interpretations of group behavior can be traced to which work?
• A 22-year-old man wants to move away to become more independent. What should the social worker do first?
• Longitudinal features of substance use disorders typically involve which pattern?
• Which defense mechanism involves turning inward?
• Which type of study involves testing a prediction by manipulating an independent variable and measuring the effect on the dependent variable?
• Anxiety disorders are defined as a class of disorders marked by:
• In DSM-5, what change occurred for Specific Phobia regarding recognition of fear as excessive for adults?
• Under TANF, there is an exemption related to work requirements for certain parents. Which statement is correct?
• Supportive therapy aims to achieve which of the following?
• In Milan Systemic Family Therapy, which concept describes sacrificing a family member to keep the family structure intact?
• What is the best description of the concept of 'average expectable environment'?
• Pervasive developmental disorders are best described as:
• Which statement reflects the Rogers group centered therapy belief about clients' capacity for growth?
• A social worker supervises an outreach staff to help recent immigrant mothers with nutritious foods after changes in Food Stamp benefits. Which approach is best to effect community change?
• Which disorder is likely to have an acute onset preceded by high stress?
• Which description best fits sexual desire disorders in general?
• Which type of study is used to explore an area of knowledge where little is known and to gain familiarity with real life setting, problems, or phenomena?
• Which disorder involves sexual desire dysfunction with phobias and anxiety about sexual contact?
• Unemployment Insurance provides partial income protection when individuals become what?
• Which best defines research methodology?
• Which concept is central to Bowenian family systems therapy for analyzing patterns across generations?
• PSNs/PSOs stand for Provider-Sponsored Networks/Organizations; what is their function?
• What term describes a part of a population selected for study?
• Cognitive Behavioral approaches include which types of groups?
• Separation Anxiety Disorder is characterized by
• Brief psychotic disorder is characterized by symptoms lasting less than what duration?
• Which disorder is defined by a continual urge to steal regardless of economic motive?
• Which statement best describes Persistent Depressive Disorder (Dysthymia)?
• A variable is
• Motivational Enhancement Therapy is based on which techniques?
• Which of the following is a pharmacologic approach to treat a substance use disorder?
• Which disorder is described as episodes of amnesia with travel away from home and a possible new identity?
• What was the primary purpose of the health care reform commonly known as Obamacare?
• Which disorder is more commonly described in men and involves a lack of conscience for wrongdoing?
• A phobia is defined as:
• Which statement correctly describes the relationship between the independent and dependent variables?
• DSM-5 added a requirement that the patient must have at least one of the following symptoms: delusions, hallucinations, or disorganized speech.
• Enuresis refers to
• Intervening and extraneous variables
• A social system is best described as which of the following?
• Head Start was created as part of which policy effort?
• In infant ego organization levels, by about 8 months the infant achieves the second level, evidenced by increased anxiety when a stranger is present. Which option best describes this milestone?
• Which statement reflects a limitation to culturally competent practice?
• Which organization is the National Association of Black Social Workers (NABSW) that opposed transracial adoption in 1972?
• After 14 months, Mahler's development of object constancy refers to what ability?
• Which social work method is least like the others?
• Which mechanism is most closely associated with adapting by changing external circumstances rather than the inner self?
• In Experiential Family Therapy (Satir), which area is emphasized as contributing to growth of self?
• Which term refers to participating in one's own oppression?
• Which statement about managed care is true in the health care context described?
• Which statement reflects a finding about children in poverty?
• A school social worker meets with an adolescent who reports regular truancy and forging her mother's signature. The social worker should
• Which program provides wage replacement for work-related injuries?
• Reactive Attachment Disorder is characterized by
• Concomitant variation describes what phenomenon in experimental design?
• Which disorder is described as having a pattern of defiant behavior toward authority figures?
• In the elementary school years, which stage emphasizes competence and productivity?
• Medicaid coverage for the poor was added to the Social Security Act in which year?
• Cognitive Behavioral Approaches trace to the work of Bandura and include Ellis's REBT. What do these approaches primarily address?
• Which term refers to adjustment that results from changes within an individual?
• Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorder expanded to include which of the following patterns?
• Confidentiality in social work generally has an exception when there is a risk of harm to self or others, abuse of a child, or as required by law. Which option correctly states this exception?
• The diagnostic distinction between Bipolar I and Bipolar II centers on the presence of:
• In counseling battered women, the social worker should keep in mind that most battered women
• Interpersonal Therapy focuses on difficulties in which area?
• Which plan type is described as the fastest-growing form of managed care?
• Shared psychotic disorder describes which phenomenon?
• Catastrophic health insurance is defined as protection against the high cost of treating what?
• Which disorder is characterized by eye blinking, facial movements, and throat clearing and typically resolves within about a year?
• Specific Learning Disorder combines the DSM-4 diagnoses of
• Tranquilizers are described as having which combination of dependency level and typical route of administration?
• WIC serves which population?
• In research terminology, words used to organize experience are used to create abstractions by generalizing from specifics. What are these words called?
• Which substance is not classified as a stimulant in the given material?
• How are personality disorders best described in general terms?
• Which statement is true about alcohol intoxication and withdrawal management?
• Laboratory experiments offer the most control over the independent variable, but they are often artificial. Which option reflects this trade-off?
• Which disorder is defined by a pattern of aggressive, antisocial behavior that violates the rights of others?
• In amnestic disorders, memory impairment is present with
• Which statement best describes cocaine treatment principles?
• Which of the following is a benzodiazepine commonly used for anxiety?
• Which of the following is an indication of possible misuse of narcotics?
• What term describes a numerical summary derived from a sample?
• Adverse Selection occurs when insurers recruit which group of people?
• If a new anxiety scale correlates highly with an established anxiety scale administered at the same time, this demonstrates which type of validity?
• Recognizing diversity in practice helps social workers to:
• Kohlberg's Stage 5 is described as being rooted in what?
• Variance is defined as what?
• Which concept best describes the master-slave paradigm in oppression theory as external to the oppressed?
• The Social Security Act of 1935 provides which type of insurance program?
• What is the second step in Coyle's decision-making process?
• Bipolar I Disorder is best defined by the presence of:
• Nicotine is listed under which drug category?
• Methamphetamine characteristics include its classification and typical duration. Which statement is correct?
• Kohlberg's Stage 3 describes moral judgments based on what?
• Under DSM-5, Panic Disorder may be diagnosed with or without Agoraphobia as a single disorder.
• In Gemeinschaft, relationships are typically characterized by which of the following?
• How many stages are in Schiller's Relational group development model?
• In 1990-present, TANF introduced what approach?
• Regarding pharmacologic treatment as an initial step for cocaine use disorders, which statement is accurate?
• Integrated Eclectic Model (Corey) draws from which theoretical sources?
• Which adult personality type is described as stingy and excessively focused on accumulating and collecting?
• During assessment, screening for infections and other diseases is often performed. True or False?
• According to Institute of Medicine estimates, approximately how many individuals over age 12 clearly or probably need treatment for drug use disorders?
• Which term refers to the part of the self-concept including one's view of self as a member of a particular social category?
• What is the purpose of problem formulation in research?
• Which item is part of the management phase in substance use treatment?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between a sample and a population?
• Which item is not listed among the key dimensions of communication?
• Which statement best characterizes the evolution of national health insurance efforts in the United States?
• The core feature of Rumination Disorder involves regurgitation and subsequent rechewing or spitting out of swallowed food. Which of the following best describes this process?
• What does the Integrated Eclectic Model emphasize in practice?
• Which environment is described as one that provides children with basic needs for affection and discipline?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a narcotic in the Types of Narcotics section?
• Which phenomenon describes the act of being studied causing a change in subjects?
• What is true about employment among poor children's families?
• Kohlberg's Stage 4 emphasizes what aspect?
• A carve-out is best described as?
• Bufotenine is categorized as which type of drug?
• Which management activity involves educating the client about substance use and treatment options?
• Which statement about pharmacologic treatments for alcohol use disorders is accurate?
• Inferential statistics are used to do what?
• Which concept describes changing the environment to facilitate adaptation?
• The theory associated with a reciprocal relationship between the organism and its environment, and central to mental health, is:
• Cyclothymic Disorder is best described as:
• What determines the total population characteristics in inferential statistics?
• Cocaine is classified as a stimulant with which routes of use and typical duration?
• What is the reported duration of heroin's effects?
• Which feature is commonly associated with Persistent Depressive Disorder?
• Which stage precedes the final stage as individuals age, focusing on guiding future generations?
• Hydromorphone is described as having what level of dependency?
• PTSD is best described as which of the following?
• Validity refers to what aspect of measurement?
• About half of Native American people live on federally designated reservations, primarily in which region of the United States?
• Which step involves evaluating the advantages and disadvantages of focusing on specific problems?
• T Groups make which assumption about growth resources?
• Which component is typically included under descriptive statistics?
• Transactional Analysis groups typically involve which of the following?
• Which feature characterizes many Part D drug plans?
• Which statement best describes Gesellschaft (society) as a social type?
• A social worker who uses behavioral techniques would be least interested in which of the following?
• Which term refers to a numerical expression summarizing a sample characteristic?
• Which of the following describes measures of variability?
• Partial hospital care should be considered for clients who require intensive care but have a reasonable probability of refraining from illicit use outside a restricted setting.
• Group leaders provide which function in Group Centered Therapy?
• Gestalt orientations and field theory in group dynamics were heavily influenced by which theorist?
• The duration criterion for Pica requires at least how long?
• Which statement best describes the aftermath of deinstitutionalization?
• Meals for the Elderly programs include which components?
• Social Phobia, or Social Anxiety Disorder, involves fear of:
• Stimulants are best defined as drugs that:
• Which disorder is characterized by social impairment and restricted behaviors and interests, but with normal language and cognitive development?
• Which of the following is NOT typically classified as an anxiety disorder?
• The duration for Dianabol is described as lasting how long?
• Excoriation Disorder was newly added to DSM-5 due to evidence of diagnostic validity. Which statement best describes this status?
• Under Title IV, which benefits are limited for legal resident aliens?
• Which statement about malpractice liability for social workers is supported?
• During the ending phase, what is the worker's primary role?
• A major social goal of the Social Goals Model is to increase community involvement as a source of reform and betterment.
• What is stigma?
• Which statement best reflects the Community Practice approach?
• The DSM-5 requires a minimum duration of how many months for these anxiety disorders, across all ages?
• Which power dimension refers to mobilizing political power through the size of a constituency?
• Which personality disorder involves a pattern of interpersonal deficits with acute discomfort with close relationships and cognitive or perceptual distortions?
• Laboratory Sensitivity Training T Groups were developed mainly as which kind of process?
• ADHD is characterized by the appearance of symptoms before which age?
• Which of the following is a type of COP tactic?
• Which disorder is characterized by strong, persistent cross-sex identification and discomfort with one's assigned sex?
• Which of the following best represents the long-range goals of treatment for clients with substance use disorders?
• World View is defined as which of the following?
• What term refers to the complete count of all relevant members within a population?
• TANF Title I provides block grants to the states. Which of the following is true about TANF under Title I?
• Which statement best describes operant conditioning?
• Kohlberg's Stage 2 focuses on which aspect?
• Depersonalization/Derealization Disorder is a dissociative disorder marked by which feature?
• Program evaluation is complicated because scientific methods require matching samples and may require denying service to a similar cohort. Which statement best describes this challenge?
• Which COP role joins groups and institutions together to take joint action toward specific goals (social reform)?
• Which term best matches a form of internal adjustment to life demands?
• Which statement best describes the typical structure and goals of managed care group interventions?
• In health care, which statement is true regarding managed care and the era described?
• Which stage describes the development of personal will and independence during toddler years?
• Crisis intervention and preventive social work differ in focus. Which statement best describes this difference?
• What is the first element listed under process-socialization?
• Cue exposure treatment is based on which paradigm?
• Ageism refers to attitudes toward which group?
• Which statement best defines social policy?
• Which characteristic best describes narcissistic personality disorder?
• Which statement best describes agency function in group work?
• Which stage is described as the child learning to be productive and to work well with peers?
• Which Piaget stage corresponds to ages about 6 to 11, during which children gain the ability to think logically about concrete events?
• Which feature is associated with a functional conception of community?
• What term describes a treatment given to a control group to convince them they are being exposed to the experimental variable, while exposure is only a neutral stimulus?
• Kohlberg's Stage 1 in the Preconventional level emphasizes what?
• According to the material, strategic practice issues emphasize understanding what?
• During young adulthood, which stage centers on forming intimate, loving relationships with others?
• Differentiation is associated with which outcome?
• According to Spitz, what is necessary for infant growth in the mother-child relationship?
• During Rapprochement (14-24 months), what pattern is observed?
• Which combination is listed as an indication of possible cannabis misuse?
• Issue consensus is characteristic of which community development approach?
• Which model was popularized in the 1950s and uses a medical framework?
• Which of the following is an example of a somatoform disorder?
• Null hypothesis states
• Which of the following is listed as a stereotype of the elderly?
• Which of the following is an atypical antidepressant?
• Reality Therapy identifies five basic needs. Which language style reflects its approach?
• Ether is listed as an example of which category?
• What term describes a single characteristic of the population under study?
• Selective Mutism is classified as which type of disorder in DSM-5, based on the observed anxiety?
• Which statement best describes oppressed minorities as presented?
• Which statement reflects a developmental perspective in geriatric social work?
• Which statement describes ratio measurement?
• Which concept means the ego seeks opportunities outside of conflicts and is rooted in early constitution?
• In Reality Therapy, the 'quality world' refers to what?
• Barbiturates have what level of dependency?
• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder is categorized as:
• Approximately how many distinct Native American tribes or bands exist in the United States?
• In aversion therapy, drug use is paired with an unpleasant experience; what have trials generally shown?
• Substance use can cause which of the following?
• Which initiatives are included in the Education section mentioned in the material?
• Which term is an idiom of distress among Latinos characterized by vulnerability to stress and a wide range of symptoms?
• Which approach divides the population into groups and then selects a sample of the groups?
• Cognitive Theory posits that
• Which stage is described by the phrase 'KIDS FIGURING OUT WHO THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY WANT TO DO'?
• Which of the following is an MAOI used to treat depression?
• Which statement best describes transference in psychotherapy?
• Operationalizing a concept involves...
• Which delivery system includes sliding scale for ability to pay?
• Transient Tic Disorder is typically characterized by
• Which term describes the loss of some subjects from a sample during a study?
• Ethnic identity is defined as an enduring, basic aspect of the self that includes a sense of membership in an ethnic group and the attitudes and feelings related to that membership.
• Which statement about the duty to report child abuse or neglect by social workers is accurate?
• Ice is described as a stimulant with what characteristics?
• Which theory explains personality and mental disorders by focusing on unconscious determinants of behavior?
• Advanced sleep phase syndrome is included in which DSM-5 category?
• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder is characterized by:
• Capitation in managed care refers to what payment arrangement?
• Which sampling approach allows the researcher to specify that each element of the population has a known probability of inclusion?
• Meperidine is described as having what level of dependency?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a symptom of overdose from steroids?
• In common elements, Social Functioning emphasizes which of the following?
• In most prescription drug plans, which statement is true?
• Cultural orientation describes practitioners as being alert to what?
• Morphine is described as having high dependency and can be used via which routes?
• Which concept emphasizes that values and beliefs must be understood within the culture in which they occur, with the dominant culture setting the contours of normality and deviance?
• A social worker answers a call on a suicide hotline from a caller who is sarcastic, aggressive, and hostile. The worker's best response is
• AFDC was replaced by TANF. Which option best tests this fact?
• Which organizational practices are required to protect confidentiality?
• Social Constructionism is described as coming from the social context of knowing and interpreting. Which option matches this description?
• Which statement correctly contrasts reliability and validity?
• Which of the following is NOT a stage in Schiller's Relational model?
• Disability coverage under Social Security is provided by which program?
• What outcome is described for infants deprived of social stimulation?
• Which of the following best describes histrionic personality disorder?
• Hariet Barlett's approach in social work emphasizes helping people identify and resolve or reduce problems arising from disequilibrium between which elements?
• In DSM-5, the phobias Agoraphobia, Specific Phobia, and Social Phobia no longer require what recognition from adults?
• What is the concept of the Empty Organism?
• In DSM-5, how are Panic Attacks described instead of DSM-4 terminology?
• Which organization merger is associated with the Social Work with Groups approach?
• In some managed care arrangements, what gatekeeping practice may be used to manage care?
• Which definition best describes operant behavior?
• When informing parents about an intent to report child abuse, social workers are advised to:
• Which statement best describes trends in client populations for social work practice?
• Which ending phase mode involves assessing the group process before termination?
• Phallic Personality is described as which of the following?
• Which statement about Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) is described as an issue leading to regulation?
• Which of the following is an example of a ratio-scale measurement?
• Which setting is indicated for clients with alcohol withdrawal?
• Under TANF, sanctions against individuals occur when...
• Strategic Family Therapy (Haley) describes therapy as:
• Which statement best defines Asian American?
• Nominal scales are defined by which characteristic?
• Bufotenine is categorized as which type of drug?
• Which cluster includes paranoid, schizoid, and schizotypal personality disorders?
• Reliability is best described as being affected by what?
• Hallucinogens are best defined as drugs that produce what kind of behavioral changes?
• Which best describes a hypothesis?
• T Groups offer what kind of relational testing?
• Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) had far-reaching implications for which programs?
• Which substance is listed as a depressant?
• Under the Social Security Act, Old Age, Survivors, Disability, and Health Insurance is administered by which agency?
• Encounter Groups are primarily based on which emphasis?
• Which power dimension is described as control of resources, leading to increased power and influence?
• Which of the following is a condition that permits or requires breach of confidentiality?