Freud
According to what we discussed last year, this is a cluster of mental, emotional, behavioral characteristics that describe a person.
Personality
Founder of Theory of Psychosocial Developoment
Erik Erikson
A set of elements that form in an orderly, interrelated and functional whole.
System
During this stage you work with the client to prioritize their problems.
Planning
Attitudes, behaviors, rights and responsibilities that society associates with being male or female.
Gender Roles
This neurologist and psychologist was the founder of and considered the father of modern psychology.
Sigmund Freud
The second stage, which occurs from 18 months to 3 years, focuses on a child's development of self-control and independence
Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
The tendency of a system to maintain a relatively stable, constant state of balance.
Homeostasis
How many steps are in the GIM Model?
7
The act of treating people differently because they belong to some group (racial or religious) rather than on merit.
Discrimination
Unfiltered thoughts, feelings, and emotions hidden from the unconscious.
ID
The fifth stage, which occurs during adolescence, focuses on a person's exploration of their different social roles.
Identity vs. Role Confusion
The process of a system moving toward growth and development.
Social worker and client review the information shared by the client to develop strategies for intervening.
Assessment
Manual used by clinicians as a diagnostic manual for psychiatric diagnoses.
DSM (Diagnostic Statistical Manual)
Unconscious attempts to adjust to conditions that are painful.
Defense Mechanisms
The sixth stage, which occurs during young adulthood, focuses on a person's development of intimate relationships with others.
Intimacy vs. Isolation
The energy, information, or communication flow received from other systems.
Input
During this stage, as the social worker you can make appropriate referrals.
Termination
Three (3) levels of the Ecological Systems theory to represent the individual, group/family, and the system at large.
Micro, Mezzo, and Macro
According to this theory, the mind consists of three (3) parts.
Conscious, Preconscious, and Unconscious
The final stage, which occurs in late adulthood, focuses on a person's retrospective accounting of their life and whether they feel it was well lived.
Integrity vs. Despair
A system's tendency to move from a more simplified to a more complex existence.
Differentiation
During the evaluation stage, what is one method for evaluating the effectiveness of the plan created by the social worker and client?
Goal attainment scale, client satisfaction questionnaire or target problem scaling.
This is a form of discrimination that is legal (Ex: Jim Crow)
De Jure Discrimination