Chapter One
What is a set of ideas that attempt to explain certain events or phenomena?
What is Theory.
The Disease Model aims to provide a ________________ to the behavioral or physiological problem.
What is cure.
(An intervention to cure)
A ______________ is compounded of several parts or members working together to function and create whole.
What is a system.
Stereotyping and oppressing people based upon their race is known as what?
What is racism.
What theory seeks to understand behavior while considering conflict or tension among two or more social groups?
What is Conflict Theory.
A range of information from various disciplines obtained through theories, research, and personal experience.
What is Knowledge.
The Temporal Lobe is responsible for what?
What is hearing, language, and memory.
The ______________ framework aims to understand human behavior through assessing three different areas of functioning.
What is BioPsychoSocial.
______________ is when people may try to transmit their own undesirable personal characteristics or feelings onto others.
What is Projection.
Name 3 aspects of culture.
What is: norms, values, customs, symbols, thoughts, traditions, politics, religions, languages, philosophies.
Practice utilizing the interventions and knowledge deemed MOST valid and effective through scientific studies is known as what?
What is Evidence Based Practice.
What stage does Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development state that children believe the world revolves around them and they cannot understand a situation from another perspective?
What is Preoperational Stage (ages 2-7)
What is a visual representation of a family system?
What is a Genogram.
What theory is based upon inequality, competition, and exploitation?
What is Marxist Theory.
______________ are aspects of society that do not contribute to the overall good of society, or that blatantly harm the larger system.
What is Dysfunctions.
A major human pitfall of research is what? (Identify at least one)
What is:
Problems with observations
Overgeneralizations
Biases and Value Judgments
Lack of Inquiry
What stage does Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development state that children are able to develop thinking about abstract concepts?
What is Formal Operations Stage (ages 11-16).
What theory provides a way to understand human behavior in relation to a person's interactions with his/her social systems, such as family, religious groups, co-workers, classmates, or community.
What is Systems Theory.
When people remain silent in the face of and benefit from oppression by others, it is called what?
What is Secondary Oppression.
What theory advocates for the social, economic, and political equality between all genders?
What is Feminist Theory.
The most important value in the Social Work Code of Ethics is what?
TRICK Question- ALL of them!
Service
Integrity/Competency
Social Justice
The importance of human relationships
The dignity and worth of the person
What stage does Erikson's Theory of Psychosocial Development state that children learn to pursue goals & interests?
What is Stage Three: Initiative vs. Guilt
What is a state of balance and internal stability that systems work to acquire and maintain.
What is homeostasis.
Microaggressions are defined as what?
What is: the intentional and unintentional derogatory insults and slights that are communicated verbally, behaviorally, or through the environment to people of target groups.
Who developed the idea that people learn and develop a sense of self through interactions and impressions of how others view and perceive us?
Who is Charles Horton Cooley.