Social Work ASWB TEST Questions And
Answers.
Assimilation -
\A process by which a person accepts and organizes information, then incorporates new
material into existing knowledge
Occurs when we modify or change new information to fit into our schemas
Accommodation -
\A process by which old ideas must be changed or replaced due to obtaining new
information from the environment
Schemas -
\A set of thoughts, ideas, or perceptions that fit together and are constantly challenged
by gaining new information and creating change through knowledge
sensorimotor stage (Birth-2 years) -
\Constantly learning about their environment via their senses
preoperational stage (Age 2- Age 7) -
\Can use Symbols
Egocentric
Has Trouble using logic and understanding differing viewpoints
concerete operational stage (Age 7 - Age 11) -
\Can understand differing viewpoints and use logic
Has trouble dealing in the abstract
formal operational stage (age 12- Rest of Lifetime) -
\Can think in the abstract
Can Solve Problems Systematically
classical conditioning -
\involves forming an association between two stimuli, resulting in a learned response
operant conditioning -
\an association is made between a behavior and a consequence
When was the Civil Rights Act passed? -
\1964
What does HIPAA stand for? -
, \Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
When was the Child Abuse and Prevention Act passed? -
\1974
senility -
\old age
IQ score of 130 or higher -
\Very Superior
IQ score of 120-129 -
\Superior
IQ Score 110-119 -
\High Average
IQ Score 90-109 -
\Average
IQ Score 80-89 -
\Low Average
IQ Score 70-79 -
\Borderline
IQ Score 69 and below -
\Extremely Low
Introjection: Defense Mechanism -
\a coping mechanism when we take on attributes of other people who seem better able
to cope with the situation than we do.
Odeipus Complex -
\according to Freud, a boy's sexual desires toward his mother and feelings of jealousy
and hatred for the rival father
Partialization -
\Is the breaking down of a goal into smaller steps so that it is more manageable for the
client
Which role of a social worker can be defined as working to change, modify, or create
legislation for the benefit of a group of people? -
\Legislative Advocate
What is the broker role? -
Answers.
Assimilation -
\A process by which a person accepts and organizes information, then incorporates new
material into existing knowledge
Occurs when we modify or change new information to fit into our schemas
Accommodation -
\A process by which old ideas must be changed or replaced due to obtaining new
information from the environment
Schemas -
\A set of thoughts, ideas, or perceptions that fit together and are constantly challenged
by gaining new information and creating change through knowledge
sensorimotor stage (Birth-2 years) -
\Constantly learning about their environment via their senses
preoperational stage (Age 2- Age 7) -
\Can use Symbols
Egocentric
Has Trouble using logic and understanding differing viewpoints
concerete operational stage (Age 7 - Age 11) -
\Can understand differing viewpoints and use logic
Has trouble dealing in the abstract
formal operational stage (age 12- Rest of Lifetime) -
\Can think in the abstract
Can Solve Problems Systematically
classical conditioning -
\involves forming an association between two stimuli, resulting in a learned response
operant conditioning -
\an association is made between a behavior and a consequence
When was the Civil Rights Act passed? -
\1964
What does HIPAA stand for? -
, \Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
When was the Child Abuse and Prevention Act passed? -
\1974
senility -
\old age
IQ score of 130 or higher -
\Very Superior
IQ score of 120-129 -
\Superior
IQ Score 110-119 -
\High Average
IQ Score 90-109 -
\Average
IQ Score 80-89 -
\Low Average
IQ Score 70-79 -
\Borderline
IQ Score 69 and below -
\Extremely Low
Introjection: Defense Mechanism -
\a coping mechanism when we take on attributes of other people who seem better able
to cope with the situation than we do.
Odeipus Complex -
\according to Freud, a boy's sexual desires toward his mother and feelings of jealousy
and hatred for the rival father
Partialization -
\Is the breaking down of a goal into smaller steps so that it is more manageable for the
client
Which role of a social worker can be defined as working to change, modify, or create
legislation for the benefit of a group of people? -
\Legislative Advocate
What is the broker role? -
