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ASWB LMSW PRACTICE EXAM (2025 BLUEPRINT)
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Total Questions: 170 cx cx
Time Limit: 4 Hours cx cx cx
Instructions: Select the best answer for each question. Some questions require you to choose th
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e most likely, first, or best action.
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SECTION I: HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, DIVERSITY, AND BEHAVIOR IN THE ENVIRONMENT (
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Approx. 28 Qs) cx cx
1. A 16-year-
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old client is referred to a social worker for truancy. The client states, "I don't see the point
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of school. I'm going to be a YouTuber anyway." According to Erikson's theory of psychos
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ocial development, this client is most likely struggling with which stage?
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A. Autonomy vs. Shame
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B. Industry vs. Inferiority
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C. Identity vs. Role Confusion
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D. Intimacy vs. Isolation
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2. A social worker is conducting a home visit for a family who recently immigrated from a
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collectivist culture. The grandmother is the primary decision-maker, but the 30-year-
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old son handles all English communication. When discussing a treatment plan for the son'
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s child, the social worker should:
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A. Direct all questions primarily to the son since he speaks English.
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B. Ask the grandmother her opinion first and defer to her authority.
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C. Speak directly to the child to ensure their voice is heard above all.
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D. Ask the son to translate the grandmother's decisions to the worker.
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3. A 45-year-
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old client who is a veteran is diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder and reports chron
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ic pain. The client's spouse reports increased irritability and social withdrawal. This is best
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understood through which ecological systems concept? cx cx cx cx cx
A. Homeostasis
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,B. Circular causality
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C. Interface between micro and meso systems
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D. Intersectionality of biopsychosocial factors
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4. A social worker is helping a teenager who identifies as non-
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binary. The teen reports that their parents "just don't get it" and frequently use the wron
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g pronouns. The worker notices the teen is becoming increasingly isolated. The social wor
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ker's FIRST priority is to:
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A. Provide psychoeducation to the parents about gender identity.
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B. Refer the teen to a support group for LGBTQ+ youth.
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C. Explore the teen's safety and risk of self-harm.
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D. Advocate for the teen's pronouns with the parents directly.
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5. A client with a history of childhood sexual abuse avoids physical touch and intimacy. Th
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e client is currently in a loving relationship but finds themselves "shutting down" during p
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hysical contact. This defense mechanism is best described as:
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A. Repression
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B. Regression
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C. Reaction Formation
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D. Dissociation
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6. A social worker in a school setting notices that a group of popular students consistently
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ostracize a student with a physical disability. According to Social Learning Theory, this be
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havior is most likely maintained by:
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A. Intrinsic motivation for fairness.
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B. Cognitive dissonance about disability.
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C. Operant conditioning via peer reinforcement.
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D. Unresolved psychosexual conflict.
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7. A couple from a rural area is seeking services. The husband works in agriculture and the
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wife stays home. They have traditional gender roles. The wife reports feeling "invisible" b
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ut is hesitant to challenge her husband. The worker should FIRST:
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A. Validate the wife's feelings and explore her cultural values regarding gender.
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B. Refer the wife to a domestic violence shelter.
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C. Confront the husband about his patriarchal views.
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D. Focus on financial stressors as the primary issue.
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8. A 70-year-
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old client is grieving the loss of their spouse of 50 years. The client tells the worker, "I feel
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like half of me is gone. I don't know what to do with myself." This is most consistent with:
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A. Complicated Grief
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B. Normal Grief response
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,C. Major Depressive Disorder
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D. Dementiacx
9. A social worker is facilitating a group for formerly incarcerated individuals. One membe
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r constantly interrupts others and monopolizes the conversation. The worker should:
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A. Ask the group how they feel about the interruptions.
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B. Immediately redirect the member to the topic at hand.
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C. Speak to the member privately after the session.
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D. Ignore the behavior to avoid confrontation.
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10. A client who is a refugee from a war-
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torn country reports nightmares and hypervigilance. The client avoids talking about their
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past. The MOST effective initial intervention is:
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A. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) focusing on cognitive restructuring.
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B. Trauma-focused CBT with psychoeducation about trauma responses.
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C. Medication management referral only.
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D. Insight-oriented therapy to explore childhood conflicts.
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SECTION II: ASSESSMENT, DIAGNOSIS, AND TREATMENT PLANNING (Approx. 40 Qs)
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11. A client presents with a persistently depressed mood, anhedonia, significant weight lo
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ss, insomnia, psychomotor agitation, and difficulty concentrating. These symptoms have l
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asted for 3 weeks. The most likely diagnosis is:
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A. Bipolar I Disorder
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B. Major Depressive Disorder, Single Episode
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C. Adjustment Disorder with Depressed Mood
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D. Persistent Depressive Disorder (Dysthymia)
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12. A 24-year- cx cx
old client reports feeling "on top of the world" for the past week. During this period, they
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slept only 3 hours a night, spent thousands of dollars on credit cards, and started multiple
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ambitious projects. However, they have no history of depressive episodes. This is most co
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nsistent with: cx
A. Cyclothymic Disorder
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B. Bipolar I Disorder, Manic Episode
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C. Bipolar II Disorder, Hypomanic Episode
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D. Schizoaffective Disorder
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13. A client describes having recurrent, intrusive thoughts about contamination. They rep
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ort engaging in excessive handwashing until their skin is raw to reduce anxiety. The diagn
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osis is: cx
A. Illness Anxiety Disorder
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, B. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
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C. Generalized Anxiety Disorder
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D. Specific Phobia
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14. A social worker is using the DSM-5-
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TR to diagnose a client. In addition to the diagnostic criteria, the worker should consider:
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A. The client's insurance coverage for specific diagnoses.
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B. Cultural formulation and cultural concepts of distress.
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C. The worker's own clinical intuition over the criteria.
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D. The need to diagnose only one condition at a time.
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15. A client presents with a history of turbulent relationships, intense anger, chronic empti
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ness, and self-harming behavior (cutting). These symptoms are most characteristic of:
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A. Antisocial Personality Disorder
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B. Histrionic Personality Disorder
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C. Borderline Personality Disorder
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D. Dependent Personality Disorder
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16. A 16-year-
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old is brought to the ER by police after running away from home. They are disheveled, mu
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mbling to themselves, and appear to be responding to internal stimuli. The ER physician s
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uspects substance use or psychosis. The social worker's PRIMARY role is to:
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A. Diagnose the client using the DSM-5.
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B. Conduct a biopsychosocial assessment and gather collateral information.
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C. Begin individual therapy immediately to address the trauma.
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D. Refer the family to a long-term residential facility.
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17. A social worker is creating a treatment plan with a client diagnosed with Alcohol Use
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Disorder. Which goal is MOST appropriate for the "Initial Phase" of treatment?
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A. Abstinence from all substances for 1 year.
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B. Resolving underlying trauma causing the addiction.
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C. Developing a relapse prevention plan and identifying triggers.
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D. Increasing self-esteem and social functioning.
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18. A child presents with difficulty paying attention in school, often makes careless mistak
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es, frequently loses items, and is easily distracted. The child does NOT display hyperactivit
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y. The most likely diagnosis is:
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A. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Predominantly Inattentive Presentation.
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B. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Combined Presentation.
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C. Specific Learning Disorder.
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D. Intellectual Disability.
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19. A client is diagnosed with Post-
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Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) following a car accident. Which symptom is NOT a diagn
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Exam Questions & Verified Answers | Latest
(Latest Update) A+ Grade
Complete
ASWB LMSW PRACTICE EXAM (2025 BLUEPRINT)
cx cx cx cx cx
Total Questions: 170 cx cx
Time Limit: 4 Hours cx cx cx
Instructions: Select the best answer for each question. Some questions require you to choose th
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
e most likely, first, or best action.
cx cx cx cx cx cx
SECTION I: HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, DIVERSITY, AND BEHAVIOR IN THE ENVIRONMENT (
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
Approx. 28 Qs) cx cx
1. A 16-year-
cx cx
old client is referred to a social worker for truancy. The client states, "I don't see the point
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx c
of school. I'm going to be a YouTuber anyway." According to Erikson's theory of psychos
x cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
ocial development, this client is most likely struggling with which stage?
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
A. Autonomy vs. Shame
cx cx cx
B. Industry vs. Inferiority
cx cx cx
C. Identity vs. Role Confusion
cx cx cx cx
D. Intimacy vs. Isolation
cx cx cx
2. A social worker is conducting a home visit for a family who recently immigrated from a
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
collectivist culture. The grandmother is the primary decision-maker, but the 30-year-
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
old son handles all English communication. When discussing a treatment plan for the son'
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
s child, the social worker should:
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A. Direct all questions primarily to the son since he speaks English.
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B. Ask the grandmother her opinion first and defer to her authority.
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C. Speak directly to the child to ensure their voice is heard above all.
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D. Ask the son to translate the grandmother's decisions to the worker.
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3. A 45-year-
cx cx
old client who is a veteran is diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder and reports chron
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ic pain. The client's spouse reports increased irritability and social withdrawal. This is best
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
understood through which ecological systems concept? cx cx cx cx cx
A. Homeostasis
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,B. Circular causality
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C. Interface between micro and meso systems
cx cx cx cx cx cx
D. Intersectionality of biopsychosocial factors
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4. A social worker is helping a teenager who identifies as non-
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
binary. The teen reports that their parents "just don't get it" and frequently use the wron
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
g pronouns. The worker notices the teen is becoming increasingly isolated. The social wor
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
ker's FIRST priority is to:
cx cx cx cx
A. Provide psychoeducation to the parents about gender identity.
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B. Refer the teen to a support group for LGBTQ+ youth.
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C. Explore the teen's safety and risk of self-harm.
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D. Advocate for the teen's pronouns with the parents directly.
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5. A client with a history of childhood sexual abuse avoids physical touch and intimacy. Th
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
e client is currently in a loving relationship but finds themselves "shutting down" during p
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
hysical contact. This defense mechanism is best described as:
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
A. Repression
cx
B. Regression
cx
C. Reaction Formation
cx cx
D. Dissociation
cx
6. A social worker in a school setting notices that a group of popular students consistently
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx c
ostracize a student with a physical disability. According to Social Learning Theory, this be
x cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
havior is most likely maintained by:
cx cx cx cx cx
A. Intrinsic motivation for fairness.
cx cx cx cx
B. Cognitive dissonance about disability.
cx cx cx cx
C. Operant conditioning via peer reinforcement.
cx cx cx cx cx
D. Unresolved psychosexual conflict.
cx cx cx
7. A couple from a rural area is seeking services. The husband works in agriculture and the
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
wife stays home. They have traditional gender roles. The wife reports feeling "invisible" b
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
ut is hesitant to challenge her husband. The worker should FIRST:
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
A. Validate the wife's feelings and explore her cultural values regarding gender.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
B. Refer the wife to a domestic violence shelter.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
C. Confront the husband about his patriarchal views.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
D. Focus on financial stressors as the primary issue.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
8. A 70-year-
cx cx
old client is grieving the loss of their spouse of 50 years. The client tells the worker, "I feel
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx c
like half of me is gone. I don't know what to do with myself." This is most consistent with:
x cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
A. Complicated Grief
cx cx
B. Normal Grief response
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,C. Major Depressive Disorder
cx cx cx
D. Dementiacx
9. A social worker is facilitating a group for formerly incarcerated individuals. One membe
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
r constantly interrupts others and monopolizes the conversation. The worker should:
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
A. Ask the group how they feel about the interruptions.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
B. Immediately redirect the member to the topic at hand.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
C. Speak to the member privately after the session.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
D. Ignore the behavior to avoid confrontation.
cx cx cx cx cx cx
10. A client who is a refugee from a war-
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
torn country reports nightmares and hypervigilance. The client avoids talking about their
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
past. The MOST effective initial intervention is:
cx cx cx cx cx cx
A. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) focusing on cognitive restructuring.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
B. Trauma-focused CBT with psychoeducation about trauma responses.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
C. Medication management referral only.
cx cx cx cx
D. Insight-oriented therapy to explore childhood conflicts.
cx cx cx cx cx cx
SECTION II: ASSESSMENT, DIAGNOSIS, AND TREATMENT PLANNING (Approx. 40 Qs)
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
11. A client presents with a persistently depressed mood, anhedonia, significant weight lo
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
ss, insomnia, psychomotor agitation, and difficulty concentrating. These symptoms have l
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
asted for 3 weeks. The most likely diagnosis is:
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
A. Bipolar I Disorder
cx cx cx
B. Major Depressive Disorder, Single Episode
cx cx cx cx cx
C. Adjustment Disorder with Depressed Mood
cx cx cx cx cx
D. Persistent Depressive Disorder (Dysthymia)
cx cx cx cx
12. A 24-year- cx cx
old client reports feeling "on top of the world" for the past week. During this period, they
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx c
slept only 3 hours a night, spent thousands of dollars on credit cards, and started multiple
x cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
ambitious projects. However, they have no history of depressive episodes. This is most co
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
nsistent with: cx
A. Cyclothymic Disorder
cx cx
B. Bipolar I Disorder, Manic Episode
cx cx cx cx cx
C. Bipolar II Disorder, Hypomanic Episode
cx cx cx cx cx
D. Schizoaffective Disorder
cx cx
13. A client describes having recurrent, intrusive thoughts about contamination. They rep
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
ort engaging in excessive handwashing until their skin is raw to reduce anxiety. The diagn
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
osis is: cx
A. Illness Anxiety Disorder
cx cx cx
, B. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
cx cx
C. Generalized Anxiety Disorder
cx cx cx
D. Specific Phobia
cx cx
14. A social worker is using the DSM-5-
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
TR to diagnose a client. In addition to the diagnostic criteria, the worker should consider:
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
A. The client's insurance coverage for specific diagnoses.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
B. Cultural formulation and cultural concepts of distress.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
C. The worker's own clinical intuition over the criteria.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
D. The need to diagnose only one condition at a time.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
15. A client presents with a history of turbulent relationships, intense anger, chronic empti
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
ness, and self-harming behavior (cutting). These symptoms are most characteristic of:
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
A. Antisocial Personality Disorder
cx cx cx
B. Histrionic Personality Disorder
cx cx cx
C. Borderline Personality Disorder
cx cx cx
D. Dependent Personality Disorder
cx cx cx
16. A 16-year-
cx cx
old is brought to the ER by police after running away from home. They are disheveled, mu
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
mbling to themselves, and appear to be responding to internal stimuli. The ER physician s
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
uspects substance use or psychosis. The social worker's PRIMARY role is to:
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
A. Diagnose the client using the DSM-5.
cx cx cx cx cx cx
B. Conduct a biopsychosocial assessment and gather collateral information.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
C. Begin individual therapy immediately to address the trauma.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
D. Refer the family to a long-term residential facility.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
17. A social worker is creating a treatment plan with a client diagnosed with Alcohol Use
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
Disorder. Which goal is MOST appropriate for the "Initial Phase" of treatment?
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
A. Abstinence from all substances for 1 year.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
B. Resolving underlying trauma causing the addiction.
cx cx cx cx cx cx
C. Developing a relapse prevention plan and identifying triggers.
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
D. Increasing self-esteem and social functioning.
cx cx cx cx cx
18. A child presents with difficulty paying attention in school, often makes careless mistak
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
es, frequently loses items, and is easily distracted. The child does NOT display hyperactivit
cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx cx
y. The most likely diagnosis is:
cx cx cx cx cx
A. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Predominantly Inattentive Presentation.
cx cx cx cx cx
B. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Combined Presentation.
cx cx cx cx
C. Specific Learning Disorder.
cx cx cx
D. Intellectual Disability.
cx cx
19. A client is diagnosed with Post-
cx cx cx cx cx cx
Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) following a car accident. Which symptom is NOT a diagn
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