Chapters 1-3
Chapters 4-5
Chapters 6-8
Chapters 9-10
Chapters 11-13
100
Differences amoung individuals, or individual variations, refers to this
What is Heterogeneity
100
A theory that is based on the primacy of the internal drives and unconsious mental activity is?
What is Psychoanalytic theory.
100
The patterning of spiritual beliefs and practice into social institutions, with community support and traditions maintained over time is called?
What is religion.
100
When a series or crises deplete the family's resources and expose the family to increasing risk of very negative outcomes this is considered to be?
What is Stress Pileup
100
A group that permits the addition of new member throughout the groups life are a?
What is open group
200
When a social worker thinks about human behavior as changing configurations of person and environment over time, this is a ____________ approach.
What is multidemensional.
200
An infant who feels distressed when his mother leaves but is eager and warm upon her return is though to be?
What is Securely attached.
200
_________ is a system of social identity.
What is race. Yo.
200
A concept endorsed by social scientists who emphasize the capacity of humans to create their own realities and who give central roles to human actors, not social structures is?
What is neocolonism.
200
Which of the following interpretive perspective theories posits the central idea that an organization is defined by individual actors?
What is social action model.
300
The endocrine system regulates the secretion of hormones through a ___________.
What is feedback control mechanism.
300
Everyone in life experiences problems as romantic partner, care giver, parent, or worker. What measurment of stress is this?
What is Role Strain.
300
A universal aspect of human existance which is an intrical, centering process underlying the formation of beliefs, values, and meaning is called?
What is Faith
300
An instrument used to depict a chronology of key dates and events in a family's life and can also be used to locate both stressors and strengths is called?
What is family timeline.
300
When the main purpose of a group is to accomplish a specific task or to advocate around a particular social issue or problem is a?
What is task group.
400
Martha Clark recieves the benefit of her basic needs being met but at the same time endures the cost of feeling that she has nothing to offer in exchange. This is an example of?
What is Social Constructionist Perspective.
400
When Sheila responds to an experience based on her existing pattern of thought, action, and problem solving. This is known as?
What is Assimilation
400
A congnitive concept of nature, of self, or society that gives an idea of reality is?
What is Worldview.
400
Position taken by social scientists who see human behavior as highly determines by ones postition in the social class structure is?
What is colonialism.
400
Community based on voluntary interactions is defined as a?
What is relational community.
500
The stage of Erikson's model of human development that proposes the psychosocial crisis to be basic trust versus mistrust.
What is stage 1
500
When a person approaches a stressful situation with vigilance or avoidance this is what type of coping?
What is emotion-focused coping
500
John is a frequent customer at the local starbucks. He enjoys the table by the window but sometimes on more crowded days this table is unavailable. He is pretty relaxed about sitting somewhere else. What type of territory does this situation define?
What is Secondary Territory.
500
When a family experiences the birth of a first child this is an example of?
What is normative stressor.
500
Which perspective has a basic premise that organizations are creations of human consciouness and reflect the worldviews of the creators and is a social construction of reality?
What is interpretive perspective.
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