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According to Alfred Adler what were the main motivation for human behavior - ANS-Striving for
superiority and power partly in compensation for feelings of inferiority
striving for perfection
According to object relations theory the normal symbiotic phase of development last until what
age - ANS-Five months
Acculturation - ANS-Process in which members of one cultural group atop the beliefs and
behaviors of another
Adderall ritalin dexadrine (type of pill? Used to treat?) - ANS-Stimulant use to treat attention
deficit hyperactivity disorder ADHD
Agranulocytosis - ANS-Lowering of white blood cell count that requires monitoring via bloodwork
side effects of clozaril antipsychotic
Alternative or parallel forms - ANS-Uses to means of data collection constructed in the same
way to see if the yeild the same results
Anal stage occurs - ANS-During the toilet training 2 to 3 years old
Antabuse - ANS-Used to treat alcoholism- Produces unpleasant side effects when combined
with alcohol
Assent - ANS-Express his willingness to participate in treatment by clients were too young to
give consent or have been deemed by the court in capable of making legal decision
Ativan - ANS-Anti-anxiety agent
Authoritarian parents - ANS-Children are expected to follow strict rules established by Pearians
failure to follow such rules results in strict punishment
Authoritative parents - ANS-Responsive to their children and willing to listen to questions when
children feel to meet expectations of these parents are more nurturing and forgiving rather than
punishing
Benefit of peer supervision in social work practice - ANS-It is a reciprocal learning through
sharing of experiences aimed at skill acquisition
, Bio section of biopsychosocial - ANS-Current medical problems medical history developmental
milestones current medications weight
height
blood pressure
Substance abuse history
Family medical history
and subjective assessment will being
Biopsychosocial spiritual and cultural assessment of clients - ANS-All social work treatment and
interventions and based on this assessment which includes clients strengths and desired
outcomes
Cbt - ANS-Aims to change patterns of thinking or behavior that are responsible for clients
difficulties
Change in conduct disorder diagnosis from DSM iv to DSM-5 - ANS-A descriptive features
specifier is used for those who meet the full criteria but also present with limited prosocial
emotions ie empathy
Clients with borderline personality disorder tend to - ANS-Poor impulse control, dichotomous
thinking, emotional deregulation, self-destructive behavior and act impulsively
Clinical skills of the Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory - ANS-Hypochondriasis,
depression, hysteria, psychopathic, masculinity and femininity, paranoia psychasthenia,
schizophrenia, hypomania, social intro ersion
Clozaril (type of drug?) - ANS-Antipsychotic
Co-occurring disorders - ANS-Refers to clients that have coexisting mental health and
substance use disorders
Cocaine use is indicated by - ANS-Dilated pupils hyperactivity euphoria anxiety and excessive
talking
Cognitive restructuring - ANS-replacing distorted thinking patterns with healthy ones
Congruence - ANS-The matching of awareness and experience with communication
Consent - ANS-The agreement of clients or their authorize representative to have legal authority
to make decisions for them to participate in treatment
Conversion - ANS-defense mechanism- when mental conflict or disturbances transferred into a
physical symptom to relieve anxiety for example the loss of movement and clients arm may
have resulted from the desire to strike her child
According to Alfred Adler what were the main motivation for human behavior - ANS-Striving for
superiority and power partly in compensation for feelings of inferiority
striving for perfection
According to object relations theory the normal symbiotic phase of development last until what
age - ANS-Five months
Acculturation - ANS-Process in which members of one cultural group atop the beliefs and
behaviors of another
Adderall ritalin dexadrine (type of pill? Used to treat?) - ANS-Stimulant use to treat attention
deficit hyperactivity disorder ADHD
Agranulocytosis - ANS-Lowering of white blood cell count that requires monitoring via bloodwork
side effects of clozaril antipsychotic
Alternative or parallel forms - ANS-Uses to means of data collection constructed in the same
way to see if the yeild the same results
Anal stage occurs - ANS-During the toilet training 2 to 3 years old
Antabuse - ANS-Used to treat alcoholism- Produces unpleasant side effects when combined
with alcohol
Assent - ANS-Express his willingness to participate in treatment by clients were too young to
give consent or have been deemed by the court in capable of making legal decision
Ativan - ANS-Anti-anxiety agent
Authoritarian parents - ANS-Children are expected to follow strict rules established by Pearians
failure to follow such rules results in strict punishment
Authoritative parents - ANS-Responsive to their children and willing to listen to questions when
children feel to meet expectations of these parents are more nurturing and forgiving rather than
punishing
Benefit of peer supervision in social work practice - ANS-It is a reciprocal learning through
sharing of experiences aimed at skill acquisition
, Bio section of biopsychosocial - ANS-Current medical problems medical history developmental
milestones current medications weight
height
blood pressure
Substance abuse history
Family medical history
and subjective assessment will being
Biopsychosocial spiritual and cultural assessment of clients - ANS-All social work treatment and
interventions and based on this assessment which includes clients strengths and desired
outcomes
Cbt - ANS-Aims to change patterns of thinking or behavior that are responsible for clients
difficulties
Change in conduct disorder diagnosis from DSM iv to DSM-5 - ANS-A descriptive features
specifier is used for those who meet the full criteria but also present with limited prosocial
emotions ie empathy
Clients with borderline personality disorder tend to - ANS-Poor impulse control, dichotomous
thinking, emotional deregulation, self-destructive behavior and act impulsively
Clinical skills of the Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory - ANS-Hypochondriasis,
depression, hysteria, psychopathic, masculinity and femininity, paranoia psychasthenia,
schizophrenia, hypomania, social intro ersion
Clozaril (type of drug?) - ANS-Antipsychotic
Co-occurring disorders - ANS-Refers to clients that have coexisting mental health and
substance use disorders
Cocaine use is indicated by - ANS-Dilated pupils hyperactivity euphoria anxiety and excessive
talking
Cognitive restructuring - ANS-replacing distorted thinking patterns with healthy ones
Congruence - ANS-The matching of awareness and experience with communication
Consent - ANS-The agreement of clients or their authorize representative to have legal authority
to make decisions for them to participate in treatment
Conversion - ANS-defense mechanism- when mental conflict or disturbances transferred into a
physical symptom to relieve anxiety for example the loss of movement and clients arm may
have resulted from the desire to strike her child
