Psychosocial Development
Who developed the 8 stages of psychosocial development?
Erik Erikson
Who developed ecological systems theory?
Urie Bronfenbrenner
What does critical theory primarily seek to challenge?
Inequality
Anna and Nathan’s relationship includes this form of harm involving control of money or financial resources.
What is economic abuse?
Which stage of adulthood occurs after adolescence?
Early adulthood
Anna’s abusive relationship with Nathan may interfere with which psychosocial stage of early adulthood?
Intimacy v. Isolation
Anna’s direct relationship with Nathan belongs to which ecological system?
Microsystem
Nathan attempts to control Anna’s decisions demonstrate an imbalance of what?
Power
What perspective examines Anna’s experiences within her relationships and larger social environment?
Person- in- environment
Anna’s efforts to protect her child despite adversity may demonstrate what personal strength?
Resilience
What is the central psychosocial conflict of middle adulthood?
Generativity v. Stagnation
What system involves interactions between two microsystems, such as family and school?
Mesosystem
What term describes overlapping systems of inequality based on social identities?
Intersectionality
Nathan’s monitoring and harassment can be understood as part of this broader pattern.
What is coercive control?
Anna balancing parenting, health challenges, and personal responsibilities may experience what type of stress?
Role strain
Anna’s limited ability to develop safe, meaningful relationships may increase her risk of what?
Isolation
Nathan’s workplace affecting the family’s financial stability would represent which system?
Exosystem
A social worker helping Anna regain control over her decisions and access resources is promoting what?
Empowerment
What social work principle supports Anna making her own decisions?
Self- determination
Anna’s experiences of ongoing abuse could contribute to what type of prolonged stress?
Chronic stress
Anna’s struggle to maintain independence within her relationship may affect her sense of what?
Identity
Laws and cultural attitudes surrounding domestic violence fall under which system?
Macrosystem
Nathan’s use of legal processes to maintain control over Anna is an example of what?
Systems abuse
What type of barriers, such as limited housing and financial resources, may restrict Anna’s ability to leave her relationship?
Structural barriers.
Anna’s transition into becoming a mother represents what major adult role?
Parenthood