LMSW EXAMINATION TEST BUNDLE 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS
◉ Kohlberg - Stages 5 & 6. Answer: Postconventional
Adult
5. Genuine interest in being moral
6. Concern for universe
◉ Respondent. Answer: Involuntary
Elicited by behavior
◉ Operant. Answer: Voluntary
Controlled by consequences-environment
◉ Pavlov - Classical Conditioning. Answer: Respondent - involuntary
Conditioned elicits the unconditional
Dogs example
◉ Skinner - Operant Conditioning. Answer: Antecedent - Behavior -
Consequence
,◉ Positive reinforcement. Answer: Praising behaviors
◉ Negative reinforcement. Answer: Aversive stimuli removed
◉ Positive Punishment. Answer: Introduction of stimuli
◉ Negative Punishment. Answer: Removal of stimuli
◉ Biofeedback. Answer: Behavior training program
Teaches person how to control heart rate, blood pressure and
temperature
ADHD and anxiety
◉ Extinction. Answer: Withholding a reinforcer which typically
followed a behavior
Behavior fails to produce reinforcement - will then cease
◉ Flooding. Answer: Anxiety extinguished by prolonged
real/imagined exposure to high-intensity feared stimuli
◉ In vivo desensitization. Answer: Pairing/movement - anxiety
hierarchy from least to most anxiety-provoking situation
, In "real" setting
◉ Rational Emotive Therapy (RET). Answer: Cognitive therapy
Change irrational beliefs by argument, persuasion
Non-distressing self statements
◉ Systematic desensitization. Answer: Anxiety producing stimulus
paired w/ relaxation
Pleasant feelings - reward
◉ Ethnicity. Answer: Share culture, religion, race, language, place of
origin
◉ Race. Answer: Not fixed
Related to social, historical, geographic context
Skin color
◉ Monotropy. Answer: Infants attach to one caregiver
Secure base to explore
Survival
◉ Authoritarian parenting. Answer: Strict - punishment
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS
◉ Kohlberg - Stages 5 & 6. Answer: Postconventional
Adult
5. Genuine interest in being moral
6. Concern for universe
◉ Respondent. Answer: Involuntary
Elicited by behavior
◉ Operant. Answer: Voluntary
Controlled by consequences-environment
◉ Pavlov - Classical Conditioning. Answer: Respondent - involuntary
Conditioned elicits the unconditional
Dogs example
◉ Skinner - Operant Conditioning. Answer: Antecedent - Behavior -
Consequence
,◉ Positive reinforcement. Answer: Praising behaviors
◉ Negative reinforcement. Answer: Aversive stimuli removed
◉ Positive Punishment. Answer: Introduction of stimuli
◉ Negative Punishment. Answer: Removal of stimuli
◉ Biofeedback. Answer: Behavior training program
Teaches person how to control heart rate, blood pressure and
temperature
ADHD and anxiety
◉ Extinction. Answer: Withholding a reinforcer which typically
followed a behavior
Behavior fails to produce reinforcement - will then cease
◉ Flooding. Answer: Anxiety extinguished by prolonged
real/imagined exposure to high-intensity feared stimuli
◉ In vivo desensitization. Answer: Pairing/movement - anxiety
hierarchy from least to most anxiety-provoking situation
, In "real" setting
◉ Rational Emotive Therapy (RET). Answer: Cognitive therapy
Change irrational beliefs by argument, persuasion
Non-distressing self statements
◉ Systematic desensitization. Answer: Anxiety producing stimulus
paired w/ relaxation
Pleasant feelings - reward
◉ Ethnicity. Answer: Share culture, religion, race, language, place of
origin
◉ Race. Answer: Not fixed
Related to social, historical, geographic context
Skin color
◉ Monotropy. Answer: Infants attach to one caregiver
Secure base to explore
Survival
◉ Authoritarian parenting. Answer: Strict - punishment
