Things You Always Wanted to Know About Professor Kesselman But Were Afraid to Ask
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This dilemma, first popularized by moral developmental psychologist Lawrence Kohlberg, is a also a popular brand of Ketchup.
What is the Heinz Dilemma?
100
A set of theories that divide development into distinct stages in order better whom we become as adults.
What are Stage Theories?
100
Recent studies have shown that for very three employable people, there is one of these.
What is a job?
100
The definition for this term is: "Putting limitations and constraints on some person, group or larger system which ultimately deprives them of basic rights, resources and services.
What is Opression?
100
A Libra, this is his birthday.
What is October 19th?
200
Having to make an ethical decision between two or more alternatives the when there is no clear right.
What is a Dilemma?
200
This German Born American Psychologist was a pioneer in the work of developmental psychology and theory.
Who was Erik Erikson?
200
This is the year Medicaid was introduced by Congress.
What is 1965?
200
The belief that people of different races are inherently different and some are superior to others.
What is Racisim?
200
An expert dancer, Professor Kesselman was once asked to showcase his talent for a modern dance company as this type of tree.
What is a Palm Tree?
300
Kohlberg would say that at the lower levels of moral reasoning, we arrive at a decision out of to fear of this.
What is punishment /authority?
300
Kohlberg states that there are this number of stages of development with Universal Ethical Principles being the Highest.
What is six?
300
Who runs the world?
Who is Beyonce?
300
A conventional or formulaic conception of an image, person, or thing.
What is a stereotype?
300
Way back when, this is the University Professor Kesselman received his MSW from.
What is Fordham?
400
A pilllar of good clinical practice, whenever addressing a difficult client or agency issue, Professor Kesselman feels you must rely on this.
What is Empathy?
400
The Ego, ID and Superego, are all past of his developmental theory.
Who is Freud?
400
Social Security Retirements Benefits can be collected as early as this age.
What is 62?
400
Special rights or benefits enjoyed because of elevated social, political, or economic status.
What is Privilege?
400
Rotterdam, Toronto, New York, Philadelphia and Scranton are all important cities to Professor Kesselman because of this.
What is "he ran marathons in all of them"?
500
Whenever in a dilemma, Social Workers can always refer to this document, which among other places, can be found on the NASW website.
What is the Code of Ethics?
500
This is the last stage of Freud's psycho-sexual stages of development.
What is the Genital Stage?
500
Without looking around, tell me how many students are currently in this classroom?
___ and add one cause I'm a PhD student.
500
The act of stepping forward on behalf of the client system in order to promote fair and equitable treatment or gain needed resources.
What is Advocacy?
500
Realizing they generally lack energy, Professor Kesselman often goes by this name to make it easier for his Monday evening class.