ASWB Clinical Questions and answers. 100% approved pass rate. Graded A

ASWB Clinical Questions and answers. 100% approved pass rate. Graded A Document Content and Description Below Emotional fusion (Bowenian Family Therapy) - ☑☑- counterpart of differentiation - tendency for family members to share an emotional response Emotional Triangle - ☑☑closeness of two members tends to exclude a third Bowenian Family Therapy Concepts (1-4, DEME) - ☑☑1. Differentiation 2. Emotional fusion 3. Multigenerational transmission 4. Emotional triangle Bowenian Family Therapy Concepts (5-8, NFSS) - ☑☑5. Nuclear family 6. Family projection process 7. Sibling position 8. Societal regression Development Model of Couples - ☑☑1. Romance 2. Power Struggle 3. Stability 4. Commitment 5. Co-creation Societal regression (Bowenian Family Therapy) - ☑☑Is manifested by problems such as the depletion of natural resources Mirroring - ☑☑the giving of positive attention and supportiveness to someone Idealization - ☑☑Seeing someone else as perfect, ideal, or more worthy than everyone else Twinship/Twinning - ☑☑child needs an alter ego for a sense of belonging parallel process - ☑☑supervisee replicates problems & symptoms with supervisor that are being manifested by the therapist's clients. Multigenerational transmission - ☑☑Stresses connection of current generations to past generations Nuclear family - ☑☑Most basic societal unit Family projection process - ☑☑Primary way parents transmit emotional problems to children Sibling poaition - ☑☑Factor in determining personality 2 Types of Evaluations - ☑☑Formative & Summative Formative Evaluation - ☑☑Allow for feedback to be implemented during service delivery Summative Evaluation - ☑☑Provide an overall description of services' effectiveness Treatment plan most often used in healthcare - ☑☑SOAP Format SOAP Format - ☑☑Subjective/Objective/Assessment/Plan Normal autism (age) - ☑☑0-1 month Normal symbiotic (age) - ☑☑1-5 months Separation/Individuation (age) - ☑☑5-24 months in all (3 sub phases) 3 Subphases of Separation/Individuation - ☑☑Differentiation/hatching Practicing Rapprochement Differentiation/Hatching (age) - ☑☑5-9 months Practicing (age) - ☑☑9-15 months Rapprochement (age) - ☑☑15-24 months Object Constancy (age) - ☑☑24-38 months Oral (age) - ☑☑Birth - 12 months Anal (age) - ☑☑Age 2/when being toilet trained Phallic (age) - ☑☑3-5 Latency - ☑☑5 - puberty Genital (age) - ☑☑Begins at puberty Cycle of Violence: Phase I - ☑☑Tension building Cycle of Violence: Phase 2 - ☑☑Battering Incident Cycle of Violence: Phase 3 - ☑☑"Loving-contrition" Trust vs mistrust - ☑☑Birth-1 Autonomy vs shame and doubt - ☑☑Between ages 1-3 Initiative vs guilt - ☑☑3-6 Industry vs inferiority - ☑☑6-puberty Identity vs role confusion - ☑☑Adolescence Intimacy vs isolation - ☑☑Young adulthood Generativity vs stagnation - ☑☑Middle adulthood Ego integrity vs despair - ☑☑65+ block grants - ☑☑Money from the national government that states can spend how they see fit categorical grants - ☑☑Federal grants for specific purposes, such as building an airport Sx present for conduct d/o dx - ☑☑At least 3 role impairment - ☑☑ Any situation placing demands constitutes a...? - ☑☑Stressor interobserver reliability - ☑☑the extent to which observers agree test-retest reliability - ☑☑Comparing a test taker's scores on the same test taken on separate occasions parallel forms reliability - ☑☑consistency between/among alternate versions of the same instrument aphephobia - ☑☑Fear of being touched misconduct - ☑☑Willful acts or omissions by SW Show Less