LMSW COMPLETE BUNDLE 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
◉ Erikson - Stage Two. Answer: Autonomy vs. Shame/Doubt
One year to three years
Independence, encouragement, support - secure
Controlled, criticized - dependent, lack of self esteem
◉ Erikson - Stage Three. Answer: Initiative vs. Guilt
Three years to six years
Planning, become leaders - secure, make decisions
Criticized/controlled - become a follower, nuisance
◉ Erikson - Stage Four. Answer: Industry vs. Inferiority
Six years to puberty
Encouraged, initiative - confident
Restricted - doubt abilities/potential
◉ Erikson - Stage Five. Answer: Identity vs. Role Confusion
Adolescence
Transition - look to future, confusion can come - unsure of oneself
,◉ Erikson - Stage Six. Answer: Intimacy vs. Isolation
Young adulthood
Working towards relations - intimacy
Avoiding connection - isolation, loneliness
◉ Erikson - Stage Seven. Answer: Generativity vs. Stagnation
Middle adulthood
Typical, happy life w/ family, job - active
No improvement, not happy - stagnant
◉ Erikson - Stage Eight. Answer: Ego Integrity vs. Despair
Elders
Happy look back on life - content
Unhappy to look back - depression
◉ Six Parts of Cognitive Development. Answer: 1. Knowledge
2. Comprehension
3. Application
4. Analysis
5. Synthesis
6. Evaluation
, ◉ Piaget - Stage One. Answer: Sensorimotor
Birth to two years
Learning through senses
◉ Piaget - Stage Two. Answer: Preoperational
Two years to seven years
Language development, mastery
◉ Piaget - Stage Three. Answer: Concrete operations
Seven years to eleven years
Can reverse thinking, logic
◉ Piaget - Stage Four. Answer: Formal operations
Eleven years to maturity
Abstract thinking, planning, adult roles
◉ Kohlberg - Stages 1 & 2. Answer: Preconventional
Elementary to before nine years
1. Obeys - fear of punishment
2. Conforms for rewards
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
◉ Erikson - Stage Two. Answer: Autonomy vs. Shame/Doubt
One year to three years
Independence, encouragement, support - secure
Controlled, criticized - dependent, lack of self esteem
◉ Erikson - Stage Three. Answer: Initiative vs. Guilt
Three years to six years
Planning, become leaders - secure, make decisions
Criticized/controlled - become a follower, nuisance
◉ Erikson - Stage Four. Answer: Industry vs. Inferiority
Six years to puberty
Encouraged, initiative - confident
Restricted - doubt abilities/potential
◉ Erikson - Stage Five. Answer: Identity vs. Role Confusion
Adolescence
Transition - look to future, confusion can come - unsure of oneself
,◉ Erikson - Stage Six. Answer: Intimacy vs. Isolation
Young adulthood
Working towards relations - intimacy
Avoiding connection - isolation, loneliness
◉ Erikson - Stage Seven. Answer: Generativity vs. Stagnation
Middle adulthood
Typical, happy life w/ family, job - active
No improvement, not happy - stagnant
◉ Erikson - Stage Eight. Answer: Ego Integrity vs. Despair
Elders
Happy look back on life - content
Unhappy to look back - depression
◉ Six Parts of Cognitive Development. Answer: 1. Knowledge
2. Comprehension
3. Application
4. Analysis
5. Synthesis
6. Evaluation
, ◉ Piaget - Stage One. Answer: Sensorimotor
Birth to two years
Learning through senses
◉ Piaget - Stage Two. Answer: Preoperational
Two years to seven years
Language development, mastery
◉ Piaget - Stage Three. Answer: Concrete operations
Seven years to eleven years
Can reverse thinking, logic
◉ Piaget - Stage Four. Answer: Formal operations
Eleven years to maturity
Abstract thinking, planning, adult roles
◉ Kohlberg - Stages 1 & 2. Answer: Preconventional
Elementary to before nine years
1. Obeys - fear of punishment
2. Conforms for rewards
