BSW Licensing Exam 2024 | Questions
with 100% Correct Answers (A Rated)
Antipsychotic medicines - ANSWER thorazine, haldol, seroquel, disperal, abilify= treat
schizophrenia
Integrity vs despair - ANSWER Time is too short to start another life and try out alternate roads
to integrity
Nominal - ANSWER categorical
Transference - ANSWER Unconscious redirection of feelings for one person to another
Epistemological - ANSWER Underscores importance of attending to differences.
Addresses underlying assumptions about knowledge
Flooding - ANSWER Used with anxiety. Confronting your fears and phobias.
Crisis Sequence - ANSWER The hazardous event, vulnerable state, precipitating factor, active
crisis state, and reintegration
Separation Individuation - ANSWER Mahler. A psycho-social stage in which the young child
develops a sense of self identity and a recognition that he or she is distinct from the mother
Premature Termination - ANSWER Unethical= discontinuing services to clients who are still
in need
Somatization - ANSWER A mechanism that an individual experiences physical symptoms of the
bodies sympathetic and parasympathetic system as the result of emotional conflict or stress
,Deflection - ANSWER A mechanism that refers to a group member who redirects
attention away from himself or herself onto another group member
Preconscious - ANSWER Freud used this term to refer to feelings, thoughts and ideas of which
we are not currently aware but can bring to awareness relatively easily. In other words these
feelings and thoughts can be brought into conscious level readily
William Glasser - ANSWER Reality therapy. Proposed that it was not necessary to explore
a patient's past history in detail.
Heinz Hartman - ANSWER Invented the adaptive capacities of the ego
Projective Identification - ANSWER a mechanism that falsely attributes to another person
one's own unacceptable impulses, thoughts or feelings the projector feels as one with the one
that has been projected upon
Altruism - ANSWER a mechanism that is seen when an individual deals with his or her
emotional conflict or stress by selflessly dedicating his or her life to meeting the needs of
others thereby receiving vicarious gratifications
Restitution - ANSWER a mechanism that relieves stress or guilt by doing something to make
up for what one considers a behavior error committed against another individual
Introjection - ANSWER the mechanism of unconsciously incorporating ideas attributes or
mental images into ones own personality
Symbiotic Stage - ANSWER Mahler's second stage of development
Separation individuation stage - ANSWER Mahler's third stage of development
, Behavioral approach techniques - ANSWER Premack Principle, assertiveness training,
autogenic trating, biofeedback, flooding , implosive therapy, shaping.
Conversion - ANSWER Mechanism by which anxiety is transformed into a physical dysfunction
such as paralysis or blindness, which does not have a physiological basis.
9 to 12 months - ANSWER age that child begins to walk can stand alone, climb chairs and
steps with help
15-17 months - ANSWER age that child can walk alone, throw objects, at 17 months can
walk backwards and sideways
18-19 months - ANSWER age when child can run and jump with both feet, grasp and
release, knows several words and small phrases.
Anaclitic depression - ANSWER depression due to loss of caretaker
Bowlby - ANSWER Invented attachment theory
Bandura - ANSWER Invented social learning theory
Shazer, Berg, Hanlon - ANSWER Invented solution-focuses therapy
Minuchin - ANSWER Therapist that developed structural family therapy
type 2 error - ANSWER When a test fails to reject a false null hypothesis
Type 1 error - ANSWER When a test rejects the true null hypothesis
with 100% Correct Answers (A Rated)
Antipsychotic medicines - ANSWER thorazine, haldol, seroquel, disperal, abilify= treat
schizophrenia
Integrity vs despair - ANSWER Time is too short to start another life and try out alternate roads
to integrity
Nominal - ANSWER categorical
Transference - ANSWER Unconscious redirection of feelings for one person to another
Epistemological - ANSWER Underscores importance of attending to differences.
Addresses underlying assumptions about knowledge
Flooding - ANSWER Used with anxiety. Confronting your fears and phobias.
Crisis Sequence - ANSWER The hazardous event, vulnerable state, precipitating factor, active
crisis state, and reintegration
Separation Individuation - ANSWER Mahler. A psycho-social stage in which the young child
develops a sense of self identity and a recognition that he or she is distinct from the mother
Premature Termination - ANSWER Unethical= discontinuing services to clients who are still
in need
Somatization - ANSWER A mechanism that an individual experiences physical symptoms of the
bodies sympathetic and parasympathetic system as the result of emotional conflict or stress
,Deflection - ANSWER A mechanism that refers to a group member who redirects
attention away from himself or herself onto another group member
Preconscious - ANSWER Freud used this term to refer to feelings, thoughts and ideas of which
we are not currently aware but can bring to awareness relatively easily. In other words these
feelings and thoughts can be brought into conscious level readily
William Glasser - ANSWER Reality therapy. Proposed that it was not necessary to explore
a patient's past history in detail.
Heinz Hartman - ANSWER Invented the adaptive capacities of the ego
Projective Identification - ANSWER a mechanism that falsely attributes to another person
one's own unacceptable impulses, thoughts or feelings the projector feels as one with the one
that has been projected upon
Altruism - ANSWER a mechanism that is seen when an individual deals with his or her
emotional conflict or stress by selflessly dedicating his or her life to meeting the needs of
others thereby receiving vicarious gratifications
Restitution - ANSWER a mechanism that relieves stress or guilt by doing something to make
up for what one considers a behavior error committed against another individual
Introjection - ANSWER the mechanism of unconsciously incorporating ideas attributes or
mental images into ones own personality
Symbiotic Stage - ANSWER Mahler's second stage of development
Separation individuation stage - ANSWER Mahler's third stage of development
, Behavioral approach techniques - ANSWER Premack Principle, assertiveness training,
autogenic trating, biofeedback, flooding , implosive therapy, shaping.
Conversion - ANSWER Mechanism by which anxiety is transformed into a physical dysfunction
such as paralysis or blindness, which does not have a physiological basis.
9 to 12 months - ANSWER age that child begins to walk can stand alone, climb chairs and
steps with help
15-17 months - ANSWER age that child can walk alone, throw objects, at 17 months can
walk backwards and sideways
18-19 months - ANSWER age when child can run and jump with both feet, grasp and
release, knows several words and small phrases.
Anaclitic depression - ANSWER depression due to loss of caretaker
Bowlby - ANSWER Invented attachment theory
Bandura - ANSWER Invented social learning theory
Shazer, Berg, Hanlon - ANSWER Invented solution-focuses therapy
Minuchin - ANSWER Therapist that developed structural family therapy
type 2 error - ANSWER When a test fails to reject a false null hypothesis
Type 1 error - ANSWER When a test rejects the true null hypothesis
