SCHOOL SOCIAL WORK (184) IL
CERTIFIED QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS [100%GUARANTEE A+
GRADE]
1.A family with a four-year-old child has just added a new baby to the family. The family can
best help the four-year-old adjust to the changes within the family environment by - Correct
Answers -A. reminding the child that he or she is big now and is no longer a baby.
B. assuring the child that he or she will enjoy having a younger sibling when the baby gets older.
C. explaining to the child that a baby requires a lot of attention.
D. giving the child age-appropriate responsibilities for helping care for the baby.
2.Katrina is a three-year-old girl who has been attending preschool for two weeks. For the past
two days she has been crying when her mother drops her off and telling her teacher that she
hates school and wants to go home. Which of the following strategies would be the most
effective approach for the teacher to use to address this issue? - Correct Answers -A. Tell the
mother to distract Katrina and leave while Katrina is busy so she will not notice her mother
leaving.
B. Ask if another family member could drop Katrina off for a few days so they can determine if
the mother's behavior or actions could be causing the anxiety.
C. Help the mother form a consistent morning routine for Katrina and leave at the same point in
the routine every day while acknowledging Katrina's feelings.
D. Suggest that Katrina is not ready for preschool and should try again when she has developed
more independence.
3.According to Erik Erikson's theory of eight life stages, each stage of personality development
requires the individual to: - Correct Answers -A. relate to general characteristics of age groups
so he or she will be able to reflect on his or her personality traits during a specific stage.
,B. resolve a conflict that requires the individual to modify his or her personality and adjust to his
or her social environments.
C. outline the developmentally appropriate goals for that stage, with formulas to help himself or
herself achieve those goals.
D. provide a platform for understanding relative social environments and suggest ideas for
changing those environments
4. Parents can best instill the value of honesty in their children by: - Correct Answers -A.
consistently modeling honest behavior and rewarding children's honesty with increased trust
and privileges.
B. frequently sharing with their children literature describing role models respected for
manifesting positive values.
C. setting clear standards for good behavior through fair disciplinary practices and establishing
an atmosphere of respect within the home.
D. allowing their children the freedom to discover for themselves the consequences of both
honest and dishonest behaviors
5. Theo complains to his friend, Helena, that she does not listen when he speaks to her, and he
feels that she has no respect for his opinions. Helena is surprised by this accusation. Which of
the following would be most important for Helena to do to change Theo's perception? - Correct
Answers -. Make eye contact with Theo when he speaks and respond specifically enough to
demonstrate active listening.
, B. Assure Theo that she is able to multitask and is capable of listening even when she is engaged
in another task.
C. Make reference to comments and observations Theo has made in previous conversations as
evidence of prior listening.
D. Periodically ask Theo as he is speaking if he perceives her as listening attentively at the
moment.
6. Which of the following situations suggests a significant developmental delay relative to the
general population? - Correct Answers -A. a seven-year-old child who spells four-letter words
incorrectly
B. a six-year-old child who matches letters with corresponding sounds incorrectly
C. a five-year-old child who speaks exclusively in two- and three-word sentences
D. a four-year-old child who cannot coordinate skipping across the floor
7. Which of the following historical information would be common for a student in the autism
spectrum? - Correct Answers -A. weakness in learning mathematics
B. strength in visual-motor skills
C. family history of physical abuse
D. pattern of repetitive behavior
CERTIFIED QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS [100%GUARANTEE A+
GRADE]
1.A family with a four-year-old child has just added a new baby to the family. The family can
best help the four-year-old adjust to the changes within the family environment by - Correct
Answers -A. reminding the child that he or she is big now and is no longer a baby.
B. assuring the child that he or she will enjoy having a younger sibling when the baby gets older.
C. explaining to the child that a baby requires a lot of attention.
D. giving the child age-appropriate responsibilities for helping care for the baby.
2.Katrina is a three-year-old girl who has been attending preschool for two weeks. For the past
two days she has been crying when her mother drops her off and telling her teacher that she
hates school and wants to go home. Which of the following strategies would be the most
effective approach for the teacher to use to address this issue? - Correct Answers -A. Tell the
mother to distract Katrina and leave while Katrina is busy so she will not notice her mother
leaving.
B. Ask if another family member could drop Katrina off for a few days so they can determine if
the mother's behavior or actions could be causing the anxiety.
C. Help the mother form a consistent morning routine for Katrina and leave at the same point in
the routine every day while acknowledging Katrina's feelings.
D. Suggest that Katrina is not ready for preschool and should try again when she has developed
more independence.
3.According to Erik Erikson's theory of eight life stages, each stage of personality development
requires the individual to: - Correct Answers -A. relate to general characteristics of age groups
so he or she will be able to reflect on his or her personality traits during a specific stage.
,B. resolve a conflict that requires the individual to modify his or her personality and adjust to his
or her social environments.
C. outline the developmentally appropriate goals for that stage, with formulas to help himself or
herself achieve those goals.
D. provide a platform for understanding relative social environments and suggest ideas for
changing those environments
4. Parents can best instill the value of honesty in their children by: - Correct Answers -A.
consistently modeling honest behavior and rewarding children's honesty with increased trust
and privileges.
B. frequently sharing with their children literature describing role models respected for
manifesting positive values.
C. setting clear standards for good behavior through fair disciplinary practices and establishing
an atmosphere of respect within the home.
D. allowing their children the freedom to discover for themselves the consequences of both
honest and dishonest behaviors
5. Theo complains to his friend, Helena, that she does not listen when he speaks to her, and he
feels that she has no respect for his opinions. Helena is surprised by this accusation. Which of
the following would be most important for Helena to do to change Theo's perception? - Correct
Answers -. Make eye contact with Theo when he speaks and respond specifically enough to
demonstrate active listening.
, B. Assure Theo that she is able to multitask and is capable of listening even when she is engaged
in another task.
C. Make reference to comments and observations Theo has made in previous conversations as
evidence of prior listening.
D. Periodically ask Theo as he is speaking if he perceives her as listening attentively at the
moment.
6. Which of the following situations suggests a significant developmental delay relative to the
general population? - Correct Answers -A. a seven-year-old child who spells four-letter words
incorrectly
B. a six-year-old child who matches letters with corresponding sounds incorrectly
C. a five-year-old child who speaks exclusively in two- and three-word sentences
D. a four-year-old child who cannot coordinate skipping across the floor
7. Which of the following historical information would be common for a student in the autism
spectrum? - Correct Answers -A. weakness in learning mathematics
B. strength in visual-motor skills
C. family history of physical abuse
D. pattern of repetitive behavior
