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LCSW EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE 250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS WITH EXPLANATIONS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+||JUST OUT!!!
Taking into consideration that Bob's and Clara's parenting style
can be defined as Authoritative, what characteristics does it
have?
A.parents have definite standards
B.Parents are keeping hands off and letting children "be
themselves"
C.Parents have high self-esteem and high expectations
D.parents deliberately try to shape the behavior of the child
according to their own standards of conduct - ANSWER-Answer:
D
Explanation: Authoritative - This is the most effective form of
parenting. The parents have definite standards, but they also
encourage the child to be independent and will solicit the
child's opinions at times.
A teenage mother gives birth to a relatively healthy baby that
experiences 3 weeks after the birth crib death. What might
have most probably caused this problem?
A.Aspirin use
B.Rubella
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C.AIDS
D.Barbiturates - ANSWER-Answer: D
Explanation: drug usage (marijuana, heroin, cocaine,
amphetamines, barbiturates, etc.) compromises the health of
both the mother and the baby and increases the risk of birth
abnormalities, hyperirritability, crib death, spontaneous
abortion (miscarriage), and still birth.
Cognitive development is influenced by such factors as culture,
evolution, integration, and language. What does the Integration
Factor imply?
A. brain evolved to its larger size due to new selection pressures
after the introduction of various tools
B. Objects have meaning only with respect to the actions
performed on them
C. Knowledge is based heavily on images which stand for
perceptual events
D. cognitive maturation results from integration of acts and
skills and what he called "blueprints" or plans of higher order
combinations - ANSWER-Answer: D
Explanation: 'Integration - Bruner believed that there are few
simple, individual adult acts that cannot be performed by a
child. He theorized that cognitive maturation results from
integration of acts and skills and what he called "blueprints" or
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plans of higher order combinations. He asserted that language
is the means by which such plans are generated, not the other
way around.
Taking into consideration that the Psychodynamic
(Psychoanalytic) Model explains abnormality in terms of
internal (intrapsychic, unconscious) dynamics at work within the
individual, which of the following statements refers to
Existential Models?
A. the cognitive-behavioral position emphasizes the role of
mental factors to explain abnormality, primarily through
cognitive distortions (Beck) or irrational thinking (Ellis)
B. Emphasize the role of personal meaning and coming to term
with one's inevitable death.
C. the human being as an organism made up of numerous
biologic and biochemical systems which are primarily
responsible for determining adjustment, behavior, and
disorders
D. Abnormality is hypothesized to result when one is not
treated or loved unconditionally, resulting in a failure to fully
grow and self-actualize. - ANSWER-Answer: B
Explanation: Existential Models: emphasize the role of personal
meaning and coming to term with one's inevitable death.
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Taking into consideration that the practice of "trephining," an
"operation" performed by the medicine man, consisted of
chipping a circular hole in an area of the skull (a "trephine")
which was believed to allow the evil spirit who was causing all
the trouble to escape was specific for Stone Age, what
civilization provided some of the earliest written evidence of
treatment of disease and behavior disorders, including a
detailed description of the treatment of wounds and other
surgical operations?
A. Babylonians
B. Persians
C. Greeks
D. Ancient Egypt - ANSWER-Answer: D
Explanation: Ancient Egypt: Writings from the 16th century B.C.
provide some of the earliest written evidence of treatment of
disease and behavior disorders, including a detailed description
of the treatment of wounds and other surgical operations.
Exposure of a developing embryo or fetus to certain
environmental factors can damage the developing organism or
even cause death. What can HIV teratogen cause?
A. facial deformities
B. death of the newborn
C. defective limbs
LCSW EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE 250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS WITH EXPLANATIONS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+||JUST OUT!!!
Taking into consideration that Bob's and Clara's parenting style
can be defined as Authoritative, what characteristics does it
have?
A.parents have definite standards
B.Parents are keeping hands off and letting children "be
themselves"
C.Parents have high self-esteem and high expectations
D.parents deliberately try to shape the behavior of the child
according to their own standards of conduct - ANSWER-Answer:
D
Explanation: Authoritative - This is the most effective form of
parenting. The parents have definite standards, but they also
encourage the child to be independent and will solicit the
child's opinions at times.
A teenage mother gives birth to a relatively healthy baby that
experiences 3 weeks after the birth crib death. What might
have most probably caused this problem?
A.Aspirin use
B.Rubella
,2|Page
C.AIDS
D.Barbiturates - ANSWER-Answer: D
Explanation: drug usage (marijuana, heroin, cocaine,
amphetamines, barbiturates, etc.) compromises the health of
both the mother and the baby and increases the risk of birth
abnormalities, hyperirritability, crib death, spontaneous
abortion (miscarriage), and still birth.
Cognitive development is influenced by such factors as culture,
evolution, integration, and language. What does the Integration
Factor imply?
A. brain evolved to its larger size due to new selection pressures
after the introduction of various tools
B. Objects have meaning only with respect to the actions
performed on them
C. Knowledge is based heavily on images which stand for
perceptual events
D. cognitive maturation results from integration of acts and
skills and what he called "blueprints" or plans of higher order
combinations - ANSWER-Answer: D
Explanation: 'Integration - Bruner believed that there are few
simple, individual adult acts that cannot be performed by a
child. He theorized that cognitive maturation results from
integration of acts and skills and what he called "blueprints" or
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plans of higher order combinations. He asserted that language
is the means by which such plans are generated, not the other
way around.
Taking into consideration that the Psychodynamic
(Psychoanalytic) Model explains abnormality in terms of
internal (intrapsychic, unconscious) dynamics at work within the
individual, which of the following statements refers to
Existential Models?
A. the cognitive-behavioral position emphasizes the role of
mental factors to explain abnormality, primarily through
cognitive distortions (Beck) or irrational thinking (Ellis)
B. Emphasize the role of personal meaning and coming to term
with one's inevitable death.
C. the human being as an organism made up of numerous
biologic and biochemical systems which are primarily
responsible for determining adjustment, behavior, and
disorders
D. Abnormality is hypothesized to result when one is not
treated or loved unconditionally, resulting in a failure to fully
grow and self-actualize. - ANSWER-Answer: B
Explanation: Existential Models: emphasize the role of personal
meaning and coming to term with one's inevitable death.
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Taking into consideration that the practice of "trephining," an
"operation" performed by the medicine man, consisted of
chipping a circular hole in an area of the skull (a "trephine")
which was believed to allow the evil spirit who was causing all
the trouble to escape was specific for Stone Age, what
civilization provided some of the earliest written evidence of
treatment of disease and behavior disorders, including a
detailed description of the treatment of wounds and other
surgical operations?
A. Babylonians
B. Persians
C. Greeks
D. Ancient Egypt - ANSWER-Answer: D
Explanation: Ancient Egypt: Writings from the 16th century B.C.
provide some of the earliest written evidence of treatment of
disease and behavior disorders, including a detailed description
of the treatment of wounds and other surgical operations.
Exposure of a developing embryo or fetus to certain
environmental factors can damage the developing organism or
even cause death. What can HIV teratogen cause?
A. facial deformities
B. death of the newborn
C. defective limbs
