A student is not doing well in her high school math class. She is angry about this and despises her teacher. Claiming her teacher is giving her bad grades because he hates her is:
What is projection?
100
Benefits that are made available to the entire population as a basic right are called this type of benefit.
What is universalism?
100
Legislation that authoritizes medical personnel to enter an environment and conduct an exam to determine if a communicable disease is present following the exposure of a health care worker, public safety officer or other person to bodily fluids that may transmit infection.
What is deemed consent to treatment?
100
In any age group, the most popular child (in terms of birth order) is called this
What is the youngest child?
100
Degree to which a test is consistent, dependable, and repeatable.
What is reliability?
200
According to Beck, a depressed person does not see the positive aspect of her/his situation because of this.
What is dysfunctional schema?
200
Those types of programs that suggest that one must be poor in order to receive and recipients must be means-tested are called this type of program
What are public assistance programs
200
Determined in the Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California (1976) court case that impacts social workers in the mental health sector.
What is the foundation for duty to warn if a client poses a threat to another because of mental health status?
200
A 51 year-old actress that insists she can plan the role of a teenage rock star in spite of her obvious matronly appearance is experiencing this.
What is denial?
200
Variable whose change is being studied; a response variable.
What is a dependent variable?
300
Upon receiving an F in his college psychology class, Phil says "that professor is a real jerk. The tests he gives make us all suffer". This is an example of what
What is devaluation?
300
These ideological types of policies place importance on small government and reliance on competition and free market forces.
What is conservative?
300
Document that details the therapist's policy regarding the extent of confidentiality.
What is a disclosure statement?
300
Severe distress when separated from the primary caregiver beginning at 6-8 months; peaks in intensity at 14-18 months, continues until about age two then diminishes.
What is separation anxiety?
300
Referred to when half the observations fall above the mean and half fall below. In all, 99.7% of the observations fall within three standard deviations of the mean.
What is a normal distribution?
400
Maria and her children are attending family therapy. Their therapist asks them questions regarding the lessons they may have learned from past experiences and what the family feels are their best characteristics. The therapist is doing what kind of therapy?
What is solution-focused family therapy?
400
Those types of problems that affect only an individual or a relatively small group of people
What are private troubles?
400
Significant ongoing ethical issue that derives from ethical principles of autonomy
What is confidentiality?
400
Sigmund Freud's five psychosexual stages of development.
What are oral, anal, phallic, latency, and genital?
400
If research includes grouping subjects based on religious and political memberships, what kind of information is being used?
What is nominal measurement?
500
Person who is aggressive to animals, destroys property, steals or violates rules could have this.
What is a conduct disorder?
500
An organized and societal response to the needs and rights of residents.
What is the welfare state?
500
Exists whenever a therapist has dealings with the client outside of her/his role as a therapist
What is a dual relationship?
500
This therapist explained human development with stage theory, but proposed a progression through eight psychosocial stages.
Who is Eric Erikson?
500
If conducting a study on effects of alcohol on motor skills, you would make sure to give your control group what?