LMSW FINAL PAPER BUNDLE 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
◉ Cooptation. Answer: A community organizer's strategy for
minimizing anticipated opposition by absorbing or including the
opponent in the group membership
◉ Defense Mechanism. Answer: Narcissistic Type
Immature Type
Neurotic Type
Mature Type
◉ Narcissistic Defenses. Answer: Unconscious Projection
Denial
Distortion
◉ Immature Defense Mechanisms. Answer: Acting Out
Blocking
Hypochondriasis
Introjection
Projection
Somatization
,◉ Neurotic Defense Mechanisms. Answer: Controlling
Displacement
Dissociation
Intellectualization
Isolation
Rationalization
Reaction Formation
Repression
◉ Mature Defense Mechanisms. Answer: Altruism
Anticipation
Humor
Sublimation
Suppression
◉ Delirium. Answer: Acute confusion and other cognitive deficits. It
is not a disease, but rather a syndrome and caused by something
outside the brain, such as an infection in the urinary tract or a
reaction to benzos or anesthesia
,◉ Dementia. Answer: A serious loss of cognitive ability. Gradual and
progressive in Alzheimer's and vascular dementia or immediate as a
result of brain injury
◉ Double Bind. Answer: Interaction in which one person demands a
response to a message containing mutually contradictory signals
while the other person is unable to either to comment on the
incongruity or escape from the situation.
Example: a very angry parent demanding the truth from a
vulnerable child
◉ Dynamic Equilibrium. Answer: Refers to interplay of forces in an
open system which may give the appearance of being at rest, but is
forever changing
Ex: Family System
◉ Ego-Dystonic. Answer: Ideas, impulses, behaviors that are
incompatible/unacceptable to the ego
◉ Ego-Syntonic. Answer: The person's characteristics are
compatible with the person's self-image and therefore are not easily
seen as problems. The person's ideas or impulses are acceptibility to
the ego and compatible with the ego's principles
, ◉ Equifinality. Answer: a particular end state may be reached from
different means
◉ Extinction. Answer: A term in "classical conditioning" repeated
presentation of the conditioned stimulus w/o the conditioned
stimulus and the resulting gradual decrease in the conditioned
response
In "Operant Conditioning" occurs when reinforcement is withheld
following performance of a previously reinforced response
◉ Gestalt Therapy. Answer: The natural course of a biological and
psychological development of the organism, entails a full awareness
of physical sensations and psychological needs. Concerned primarily
with perceptual processes
◉ Individuation. Answer: A process of differentiation, having for its
goal of the development of the individual personality; development
of the psychological individual as a differentiated being from the
general collective psychology. Identified with Jungian Therapy
◉ Negative Reinforcement. Answer: Any behavior which increases
the probability of a response by terminating or withdrawing an
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
◉ Cooptation. Answer: A community organizer's strategy for
minimizing anticipated opposition by absorbing or including the
opponent in the group membership
◉ Defense Mechanism. Answer: Narcissistic Type
Immature Type
Neurotic Type
Mature Type
◉ Narcissistic Defenses. Answer: Unconscious Projection
Denial
Distortion
◉ Immature Defense Mechanisms. Answer: Acting Out
Blocking
Hypochondriasis
Introjection
Projection
Somatization
,◉ Neurotic Defense Mechanisms. Answer: Controlling
Displacement
Dissociation
Intellectualization
Isolation
Rationalization
Reaction Formation
Repression
◉ Mature Defense Mechanisms. Answer: Altruism
Anticipation
Humor
Sublimation
Suppression
◉ Delirium. Answer: Acute confusion and other cognitive deficits. It
is not a disease, but rather a syndrome and caused by something
outside the brain, such as an infection in the urinary tract or a
reaction to benzos or anesthesia
,◉ Dementia. Answer: A serious loss of cognitive ability. Gradual and
progressive in Alzheimer's and vascular dementia or immediate as a
result of brain injury
◉ Double Bind. Answer: Interaction in which one person demands a
response to a message containing mutually contradictory signals
while the other person is unable to either to comment on the
incongruity or escape from the situation.
Example: a very angry parent demanding the truth from a
vulnerable child
◉ Dynamic Equilibrium. Answer: Refers to interplay of forces in an
open system which may give the appearance of being at rest, but is
forever changing
Ex: Family System
◉ Ego-Dystonic. Answer: Ideas, impulses, behaviors that are
incompatible/unacceptable to the ego
◉ Ego-Syntonic. Answer: The person's characteristics are
compatible with the person's self-image and therefore are not easily
seen as problems. The person's ideas or impulses are acceptibility to
the ego and compatible with the ego's principles
, ◉ Equifinality. Answer: a particular end state may be reached from
different means
◉ Extinction. Answer: A term in "classical conditioning" repeated
presentation of the conditioned stimulus w/o the conditioned
stimulus and the resulting gradual decrease in the conditioned
response
In "Operant Conditioning" occurs when reinforcement is withheld
following performance of a previously reinforced response
◉ Gestalt Therapy. Answer: The natural course of a biological and
psychological development of the organism, entails a full awareness
of physical sensations and psychological needs. Concerned primarily
with perceptual processes
◉ Individuation. Answer: A process of differentiation, having for its
goal of the development of the individual personality; development
of the psychological individual as a differentiated being from the
general collective psychology. Identified with Jungian Therapy
◉ Negative Reinforcement. Answer: Any behavior which increases
the probability of a response by terminating or withdrawing an
