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Linear time is time ordered like a straight line from the past through the present and into the future. True or false

True

Social locations refer to geographical communities. True or false

False

Differences among individuals or individual variations refers to


Genetic factors


Heterogeneity


Inequality


Diversity

Heterogeneity

Landscapes are an example of

Physical environment

Theories are a form of _____ that lay out general, abstract assertions that we can use to generate specific hypotheses to test in unique situations.

Deductive reasoning

Systems of broader influences like culture, subculture, and social structure are known as

Macrosystems

When a social worker considers the time dimensions of any person in a story, they are thinking about

The past, present, and future

Patterns of group differences refers to

Diversity

Globalization is a process by which the world's people are becoming interconnected. True or false

True

According to Bronfenbrenner, systems that involve direct face to face contact among members are known as

Microsystems

When a social worker considers the personal dimensions of any person in a story, they are thinking about

The biological, psychological, and spiritual

The element of time is added to the person and environment framework to call attention to the dynamic ever changing nature of both people and environments. True or false

True

When a social worker considers the environmental dimensions of any person in a story, they are thinking about

The physical environment, the community, culture, and families

According to Bronfenbrenner, interconnections within personal networks are known as

Mesosystems

Is the idea that human beings are free to create their own behavior

Voluntarism

According to Bronfenbrenner, linkages and interconnections with larger institutions are known as

Exosystems

Time orientation describes the extent to which individuals and collectivities are invested in two temporal zones that include present and future time. True or false

False

Theory proposes that the basic human Drive is for relationships with others

Relational cultural

An open system is one where there is no exchange with external systems true or false

False

The usual behaviors of a person who occupies a particular social position is referred to as

A role

Ruth is entering her late old age and struggles with chronic illness. She would benefit from someone skilled in the ______ perspective

Developmental

One big idea of the social behavioral perspective is that all human beings can be formulated as undesirable Behavior. True or false

True

Human development should be considered a snapshot in time. True or false

False

A theory that utilizes pictorial representations like an ecomap of interactions in a system is

Social network

A theory that suggests that behavior is also learned by imitation observation beliefs and expectations is

Cognitive social learning

In assessment social worker should consider various forms of Oppression. True or false

True

Considering Stanley and Marcia McKinley's care of Ruth their elderly mother as well as their young adult daughter would be consistent with the _______ perspective

Developmental

A theory associated with change that can be sudden Rapid or radical is

Chaos

When family members make choices based on freedom of action in search for meaning, this is an example of the ______ perspective

Humanistic

A closed system is one where there is an exchange of resources with external systems

False

According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs meeting one's needs for affection and intimacy refers to

Belongingness and love needs

The psychodynamic perspective is considered with which of the following

Drives

A theory that defines Behavior as learned through Association is

Classical conditioning

A theory that guides our practice interventions toward building on clients strengths is

Empowerment

A big idea of the developmental perspective is that human development occurs in clearly defined age-graded stages. True or false

True

The expansion of conflict theory by Randall Collins to integrate Collective processes at the social level with those at the small group and family levels addresses which criteria for evaluating Theory

Comprehensiveness

Homogeneity refers to differences among individuals. True or false

False

One big idea of the social behavioral perspective is that all human problems can be formulated as undesirable Behavior. True or false

True

A closed system is one where there is an exchange of resources with external systems. True or false

False

________ theory focuses on how people develop attitudes toward others in the context of early nurturing relationships

Object relations

Black churches have really been a safe haven for African Americans facing racism and oppression. True or false

False

Is the idea that human beings are free to create their own behavior

Voluntarism

, which process includes a careful purposeful and systematic observation of events with the intent to know and record them in terms of their attributes to look for patterns in those events and to make or methods in observations public

Empirical research

Comprehensive analysis requires knowledge of all biological systems exterior environment conditions and their reciprocal influence. True or false

True

Also called the moon serves as the pear-shaped tone for The Unborn Child for the nine months between implantation and birth

Uterus

Spirituality has been shown to have an inverse relationship with depression. True or false

True

Humans engage in _______, meaning behavior is a result of many causes

Multi determine Behavior

AIDS is associated with

Immune system

Human behaviors multi determined which basically assumes that it is developed as a result of many causes. True or false

Drew

The immune system becomes increasingly effective throughout childhood and declines and Effectiveness and older adulthood. True or false

True

For survival members of non-privileged groups must learn a lot about the lives of groups with privilege. True or false

True

Is a social construct based on socially accepted ideals of what it means to be male or female

Gender

The psychodynamic perspective is considered with which of the following

Drives

Refers to erotic romantic and affectionate attraction to people of the same sex the opposite sex both sexes or the lack thereof

Sexual orientation

Sarah is 22. She has critically examine the beliefs and practices of our youth and has chosen to convert. According to Fowler she is in the ____ faith stage

Individuative reflective

Theories are a form of deductive reasoning. True or false

True

Professional affiliation is an example

Formal organization

Theory of Personality includes physical mental and spiritual cells which all strive for Unity and wholeness within each person

Jung

Requires us to recognize myriad worldviews in ways of life within the United States and globally

Multiculturalism

Frameworks describes and explain human phenomena a as sets of interrelated parts

Systems

Completion of puberty occurs in

Middle adolescence

Primary aging refers to changes that are in normal part of the aging process. True or false

True

Which of the following is not an example of a primary sex characteristic

Growth of facial hair

Is the ability to transcend personal interest to provide care and concern for younger and older Generations

Generativity

Since childhood Omar has been described as fun-loving and he has a lots of friends he would likely have which of the following personality traits

Extraversion

Beginning of one-on-one romantic relationships begins in late adolescence. True or false

False

Delirium is the term for brain disease in which memory and cognitive abilities deteriorate over time. True or false

False

Cold cognition problem solving occurs in situations where teens are with peers emotions are running High. True or false

False

Which of the following is true regarding juvenile crime

Boys commit crime more frequently than girls

Refers to the negative effects on mental and physical health caused by caregiver stress

Caregiver burden

Life structure is a concept from Erik Erikson's psychosocial stage Theory. True or false

False

Puberty in the United States is usually viewed more positively by girls than by boys. True or false

False

Identity formation is structured by the socio-cultural context. True or false

True

Body modesty is a psychological change occurring in

Early adolescence

Is defined as completion of growth in reproductive capacity

Biological adulthood

Eric is unable to carry out complete task is paranoid and has difficulty recognizing his daughter he is likely in the blank stage of Alzheimer's disease

Moderate

According to kohlberg the development of individual ethics is

Postconventional morality

According to Marcia which of the following tasks refer to exploration of rules and values followed by commitment

Identity achievement

In Kubler Ross's stages of accepting impending death denial is the refusal to accept impending death. True or false

True