TAMU-C SW COMP REVIEW (HUMAN BEHAVIOR) NEW SET WITH
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Hypothyroidism, the inadequate production of thyroid hormones, can lead to lethargy, lack of
motivation, and chronic fatigue. It can be treated medically with? - (answer)Synthroid or Thyroxin
A client has acrophobia and therefore has a severe dread of high places. While not necessarily a severe
disability, the inability to tolerate heights does restrict the client's ability to seek employment in multi-
story office buildings or to meet with clients in some settings. To help the client overcome his fears,the
worker decides to accompany the client to the top of a high building This treatment is called? -
(answer)flooding.
Which condition is known to have a genetic cause? - (answer)Down's Syndrome
Thorazine is a drug commonly prescribed for? - (answer)schizophrenia
Sensory-motor skills and behavior of early infant development include? - (answer)rooting and sucking.
The ego's displacement of instinctual aims in conformity with social values defines the defense
mechanism of? - (answer)sublimation
The most prevalent form of substance abuse is? - (answer)alcohol.
The treatment approach in which the client's dysfunctional behavior is corrected through the use of
learning theory is? - (answer)behavior modification therapy
Heinz Hartmann's contribution to psychoanalytic theory is related to? - (answer)the significance of
object relations.
The performance of individuals and social work groups would be expected to improve with? -
(answer)slight stress
The factor that is LEAST necessary to assess ego functioning is? - (answer)education.
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The psychotropic medication used to treat depression is? - (answer)Prozac.
In assessing whether a client is alcohol dependent, a social worker would consider which of the following
to be the most significant? - (answer)impaired functioning at work and at home.
A client with an excessive phobic fear of high places such as bridges, observation towers and high-rise
views, is probably suffering from? - (answer)acrophobia.
The definition of enuresis is? - (answer)bed wetting.
For more than a year, an 11-year-old girl has exhibited regular symptoms of barking, facial tics, rapid
blinking, uncontrolled spitting and vocal ties. The most likely diagnosis would be? - (answer)Tourette's
disorder.
The process that is NOT part of Erikson's conceptualization of the human organism is the? -
(answer)primary process.
The aging process often engenders many physiological and environmental changes. These may include
physical and mental deterioration, loss of income, changed social roles and status, and the loss of close
friends and relatives. When elderly individuals report a cluster of symptoms with a difficulty in
remembering names or appointments and difficulties in solving complex problems they may be
considered for a DSM-IV-TR diagnosis of? - (answer)age-related cognitive decline.
Erikson explains his findings as? - (answer)the interpenetration of biological, cultural and psychological
factors.
Ellie, a normally reserved secondary school teacher periodically experienced episodes lasting several
weeks, during which she believed she could accomplish anything she set her mind to. During one of
these occurrences she breathlessly told friends she was going to start a dot com company that would
replace high schools, though she had no experience with business or with computers. She slept little for
several days, talked almost incessantly and traversed a range of subjects and often engaged in reckless
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
Hypothyroidism, the inadequate production of thyroid hormones, can lead to lethargy, lack of
motivation, and chronic fatigue. It can be treated medically with? - (answer)Synthroid or Thyroxin
A client has acrophobia and therefore has a severe dread of high places. While not necessarily a severe
disability, the inability to tolerate heights does restrict the client's ability to seek employment in multi-
story office buildings or to meet with clients in some settings. To help the client overcome his fears,the
worker decides to accompany the client to the top of a high building This treatment is called? -
(answer)flooding.
Which condition is known to have a genetic cause? - (answer)Down's Syndrome
Thorazine is a drug commonly prescribed for? - (answer)schizophrenia
Sensory-motor skills and behavior of early infant development include? - (answer)rooting and sucking.
The ego's displacement of instinctual aims in conformity with social values defines the defense
mechanism of? - (answer)sublimation
The most prevalent form of substance abuse is? - (answer)alcohol.
The treatment approach in which the client's dysfunctional behavior is corrected through the use of
learning theory is? - (answer)behavior modification therapy
Heinz Hartmann's contribution to psychoanalytic theory is related to? - (answer)the significance of
object relations.
The performance of individuals and social work groups would be expected to improve with? -
(answer)slight stress
The factor that is LEAST necessary to assess ego functioning is? - (answer)education.
, TAMU-C SW COMP REVIEW (HUMAN BEHAVIOR) NEW SET WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
The psychotropic medication used to treat depression is? - (answer)Prozac.
In assessing whether a client is alcohol dependent, a social worker would consider which of the following
to be the most significant? - (answer)impaired functioning at work and at home.
A client with an excessive phobic fear of high places such as bridges, observation towers and high-rise
views, is probably suffering from? - (answer)acrophobia.
The definition of enuresis is? - (answer)bed wetting.
For more than a year, an 11-year-old girl has exhibited regular symptoms of barking, facial tics, rapid
blinking, uncontrolled spitting and vocal ties. The most likely diagnosis would be? - (answer)Tourette's
disorder.
The process that is NOT part of Erikson's conceptualization of the human organism is the? -
(answer)primary process.
The aging process often engenders many physiological and environmental changes. These may include
physical and mental deterioration, loss of income, changed social roles and status, and the loss of close
friends and relatives. When elderly individuals report a cluster of symptoms with a difficulty in
remembering names or appointments and difficulties in solving complex problems they may be
considered for a DSM-IV-TR diagnosis of? - (answer)age-related cognitive decline.
Erikson explains his findings as? - (answer)the interpenetration of biological, cultural and psychological
factors.
Ellie, a normally reserved secondary school teacher periodically experienced episodes lasting several
weeks, during which she believed she could accomplish anything she set her mind to. During one of
these occurrences she breathlessly told friends she was going to start a dot com company that would
replace high schools, though she had no experience with business or with computers. She slept little for
several days, talked almost incessantly and traversed a range of subjects and often engaged in reckless
