BSW LICENSE EXAM STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS | WITH ACTUAL SOLUTIONS 2025!!
Autonomy vs shame and doubt - (answer)1 1/2 to 3 years. Freud's anal stage Courage to become
independent. Tendencies of holding on and letting go.
Anal Stage - (answer)1 1/2 years to 3 years. Child gains control over anal sphincter and bowel
movements.
Genital Stage - (answer)10 to adulthood. Acceptance of ones geniality and concern for the well being of
ones partner.
Formal operational stage - (answer)11 through childhood. Thinks beyond the present and forms
theories. Awareness of relationships.
Pre-operational Stage - (answer)2 to 7 years. Conceptual ability not yet developed.
Phallic stage - (answer)3 to 5 years. Gratification shifts to genital zone.
Initiative vs guilt - (answer)3 to 6 years. Freud's phallic stage. Going into the curious zone.
Latency stage - (answer)6 to 10 years. Expression of sexual and aggression drives in socially acceptable
norms.
Industry vs inferiority - (answer)6 to 11 years. Freud's latency stage. Mastering ideas and concepts.
Conformity.
Concrete Operational stage - (answer)7 to 11 years. Child acquires capacity to order and relate
experience to an organized world. Returns to original outlook after exploration.
,BSW LICENSE EXAM STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS | WITH ACTUAL SOLUTIONS 2025!!
Halo effect - (answer)A cognitive bias on which ones judgments of a persons character can be influenced
by ones overall impression of him or her.
Identity vs identity diffusion - (answer)Adolescence. Freud's genital stage. Create an identity. Identity
confusion. Feelings of estrangement.
Axis 1 - (answer)All categories except mental retardation and personality disorder
Operant Conditioning - (answer)An association between a behavior and a consequence
Ratio - (answer)Defined zero
weight/mph/length
Adult character - (answer)Anal retentive, stinginess, excessive concern with accumulating and collecting.
Superego - (answer)Above I. Develops around the age of 4-5. controls the id's impulses.
Respondent behavior - (answer)Behavior which is elicited by a specific stimulus; person has to be
desensitized to the phobias.
Oral stage - (answer)Birth to 1 1/2 years. Gratification of nipples.
Trust vs mistrust - (answer)Birth to 1 1/2 years. Trust in self and in others.
Sensory motor stage - (answer)Birth to 2 years. Can't evoke representations of persons or objects in
their absence.
, BSW LICENSE EXAM STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS | WITH ACTUAL SOLUTIONS 2025!!
Treating Phobias - (answer)Cognitive behavioral therapy
Operant behavior - (answer)Controlled by consequences of that behavior. Actions preceding or
following the behavior need to be changed. Skinner
Projection - (answer)Defense mechanism where an individual attributes his/her own unwanted thoughts
or emotions on to others.
Reaction formation - (answer)defensive process in which anxiety producing or unacceptable emotions
and impulses are mastered by exaggeration of the directly opposing tendency.
5 stages of grief - (answer)Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance
Intimacy vs isolation - (answer)Enter relationships with others in an involved, reciprocal way, sexually,
occupationally and socially.
Gestalt therapy - (answer)Experimental form of psychotherapy that emphasizes personal responsibility.
Delusion - (answer)False belief based on incorrect inference about external reality that is firmly
sustained despite what almost everybody else believes.
Hallucinations - (answer)False or distorted sensory experiences that appear to be vertical perceptions
Liberman - (answer)First to conduct research and experimental studies in the field of speech
development and linguistics.
Reality theory - (answer)Focuses on what clients can control in a relationship, rather than finding fault or
talking about what they can't control.
Autonomy vs shame and doubt - (answer)1 1/2 to 3 years. Freud's anal stage Courage to become
independent. Tendencies of holding on and letting go.
Anal Stage - (answer)1 1/2 years to 3 years. Child gains control over anal sphincter and bowel
movements.
Genital Stage - (answer)10 to adulthood. Acceptance of ones geniality and concern for the well being of
ones partner.
Formal operational stage - (answer)11 through childhood. Thinks beyond the present and forms
theories. Awareness of relationships.
Pre-operational Stage - (answer)2 to 7 years. Conceptual ability not yet developed.
Phallic stage - (answer)3 to 5 years. Gratification shifts to genital zone.
Initiative vs guilt - (answer)3 to 6 years. Freud's phallic stage. Going into the curious zone.
Latency stage - (answer)6 to 10 years. Expression of sexual and aggression drives in socially acceptable
norms.
Industry vs inferiority - (answer)6 to 11 years. Freud's latency stage. Mastering ideas and concepts.
Conformity.
Concrete Operational stage - (answer)7 to 11 years. Child acquires capacity to order and relate
experience to an organized world. Returns to original outlook after exploration.
,BSW LICENSE EXAM STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS | WITH ACTUAL SOLUTIONS 2025!!
Halo effect - (answer)A cognitive bias on which ones judgments of a persons character can be influenced
by ones overall impression of him or her.
Identity vs identity diffusion - (answer)Adolescence. Freud's genital stage. Create an identity. Identity
confusion. Feelings of estrangement.
Axis 1 - (answer)All categories except mental retardation and personality disorder
Operant Conditioning - (answer)An association between a behavior and a consequence
Ratio - (answer)Defined zero
weight/mph/length
Adult character - (answer)Anal retentive, stinginess, excessive concern with accumulating and collecting.
Superego - (answer)Above I. Develops around the age of 4-5. controls the id's impulses.
Respondent behavior - (answer)Behavior which is elicited by a specific stimulus; person has to be
desensitized to the phobias.
Oral stage - (answer)Birth to 1 1/2 years. Gratification of nipples.
Trust vs mistrust - (answer)Birth to 1 1/2 years. Trust in self and in others.
Sensory motor stage - (answer)Birth to 2 years. Can't evoke representations of persons or objects in
their absence.
, BSW LICENSE EXAM STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS | WITH ACTUAL SOLUTIONS 2025!!
Treating Phobias - (answer)Cognitive behavioral therapy
Operant behavior - (answer)Controlled by consequences of that behavior. Actions preceding or
following the behavior need to be changed. Skinner
Projection - (answer)Defense mechanism where an individual attributes his/her own unwanted thoughts
or emotions on to others.
Reaction formation - (answer)defensive process in which anxiety producing or unacceptable emotions
and impulses are mastered by exaggeration of the directly opposing tendency.
5 stages of grief - (answer)Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance
Intimacy vs isolation - (answer)Enter relationships with others in an involved, reciprocal way, sexually,
occupationally and socially.
Gestalt therapy - (answer)Experimental form of psychotherapy that emphasizes personal responsibility.
Delusion - (answer)False belief based on incorrect inference about external reality that is firmly
sustained despite what almost everybody else believes.
Hallucinations - (answer)False or distorted sensory experiences that appear to be vertical perceptions
Liberman - (answer)First to conduct research and experimental studies in the field of speech
development and linguistics.
Reality theory - (answer)Focuses on what clients can control in a relationship, rather than finding fault or
talking about what they can't control.
