Sensorimotor age and Piaget's Stage of Cognitive Development:
0-2 Intentional manipulation of objects
Pre-operational age and Piaget's Stage of Cognitive Development:
2-7 past, present, future-panpsychism.
Concrete operational age and Piaget's Stage of Cognitive Development:
7-11 Reality.
Formal operational age and Piaget's Stage of Cognitive Development:
12-15 logical reasoning
Erickson's Stages of Development:
2>0 or 0-1
Trust vs Mistrust.
Hope.
Erickson's Stages of Development:
2-4 or 1-3
Autonomy vs Shame/doubt.
Will.
Erickson's Stages of Development:
5-8 or 3-6
Initiative vs Inferiority.
Purpose.
Erickson's Stages of Development:
9-12 or 6-12
Industry vs Inferiority
Competence.
Erickson's Stages of Development:
13-19 or 12-19.
Identity vs Role Confusion.
Erickson's Stages of Development:
20-39 or 20-25
Intimacy vs Isolation.
Love.
Erickson's Stages of Development:
40-59 or 26-64
Generativity vs Stagnation.
Care.
Erickson's Stages of Development:
60<
Ego Integrity vs Despair.
Wisdome.
Maslow's Hierarchy of 5 needs Top to bottom:
*Identify which of these is not a need
Self-actualization
Esteem needs
love/belonging
Safety needs
Physiological Needs
*Self Actualization is not a need because it is the goal.
Which is the before and after treatment where A is the baseline and B is the Intervention.?
A) AB
Stage of change:
No intent, unaware, unable, unwilling to change.
This card lists the stages 1-5 also
Answer is: 1) Pre-contemplation.
2) Contemplation
3) preoperational
4) Action
5 Maintenance
Stage of change:
Aware, ambivalent, uncertain, looks at pros and cons, but not committed.
Contemplation
Stage of change:
Begin small changes
Preoperational
Stage of change:
Design behavioral program to reward steps toward change
Action
Stage of change:
Last stage of change?
Maintenance.
SW can use this to identify which goals are easier to achieve first, for the client to express some success first. The client, priorities, and their concerns. This is called
Partialization.
What are the SMART objectives?
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Relevant
What theory is this:
Behavior is influenced by a variety of fabrics that work together as a system (e.g. family, friends, social settings, economic class, and home environment).
System's theory
Explains intuitions as collective means to meet individual and social needs.
Functionalist/Institutional functionalism
Incorporates a spectrum of stages from safer drug use to manage use of abstinence to meet drug users where they are. E.g. providing Narcan to users.
harm reduction.
Social behavior is an exchange process with the purpose: maximize benefits and minimize cost. People weigh benefits and risks socially.
Social Exchange Theory.
Define human smuggling vs human trafficking
Smuggling: taking people across the boarder.
Trafficking: Exploiting men and women for the purpose of forced labor.
Partners properly assume expected roles and perform them appropriately. This is called Role____
Role Complementarity
Formative Evaluation
Level of knowledge a person has by adding where needed.
Formative Evaluations summarizes the participants' development at a particular time.
Summative Evaluation
Focuses on outcomes
Assesses participants where the focus is on the outcome of a program.
This contrasts with formative assessment, which summarizes the participants' development at a particular time.
What is Medical power of attorney
a trusted person who makes medical decisions
Define People first language
Naming the person before the disability, Dx, or condition.
Which is used to evaluate family connections?
B) genogram
Psychological defense mechanism where one redirects negative emotions from its original source to one less threatening
displacement
Defense mechanism where one goes beyond denial and behaves in the opposite way he or she thinks and feels. Overcompensating for feelings
Reaction formation
Defense Mechanism where one attributes unwanted thoughts, feelings, and motives on another.
Projection
This income subsidy is for aged, blind, disbled people with lettle or no income for basic needs. 65+, blind or disabled.
Supplemental Security income
This subsidy is for Insurance to provide income suppliment for those under 65 w/a disability. 20 credits from working over 10 years
Social Security disability
7 components of a Client Contract
1) Adverse consequence
2) reward
3) goals
4) tasks
5) methods of measure
6) client/SW roles in intervention
7) set time frames
The feelings a person had about their parents are unconsciously redirected to the present situation. This is called?
Transference
____ is when a therapist's feelings toward a patient, or more generally, as a therapist's emotional entanglement with a patient.
Countertransference.
People who fail to combine good and bad in others or self. They see only good or bad. This Defense mechanism is called ___
Splitting
Defense mechanism for unacceptable impulses transformed into socially acceptable actions/behaviors.
Sublimation
Social work values are
service, social justice, dignity, worth of a person, importance of human relationships, integrity, competence.
5 Stages of group development
Pre-affiliation: trust
Power/control: balancing autonomy
Intimacy: Acceptance
Differentiation: distinct contributions
Separation: termination
____ is where a person has an impaired ability to stay focused. It has a sudden onset of confusion and disorientation and goes away fairly quickly
Delerium
____ has a progressive onset of confusion and disorientation. Early stages may not show impairment. This symptom remains long-term
dementia
POLST
Physician order for life-sustaining treatments. This includes medical orders that apply to limited populations.
Advanced directives are
a guide to make medical decisions, end-of-life/will, and appoints a person to make those decisions
Type of observation where the SW is interacting w/participants
Participant observer
Type of observation where the SW has limited relationships with other participants. They are the primary observer
observer as participant
Type of observation where the SW is removed from activity and only observes
complete observer
Define: presents an open system in which there is an exchange of energy and resources
negative entropy
Describes a closed system where energy is being used up and stagnation is occurring
entropy
Steady state in which a balance is achieved
homeostasis
System theory
an output (product) is subsequent input in any system
