LMSW FINAL EXAM PRACTICE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) A
GRADE
- 1 to 3 years old
- controlling bladder and bowels
- conflict in potty training
- learn to control body needs which leads to accomplishment
and independence - correct answer- Freud's anal
stage
- 6 years old to puberty
- libido interests suppressed
- development of ego and superego can help calm these
interests
- exploration of peer relationships and social interactions -
correct answer- Freud's Latent stage
- adulthood
,- career and family
- feel like contributing to the world by being active in
home/community
- develop care in this stage
- proud of your accomplishments, unity w/partner, watching
children grow up - correct answer- Erikson's
Generativity/Stagnation Stage
- adulthood
- exploring personal relationships
- develop close/vital relationships which leads to committed,
secure
- strong sense of personal identity important to develop
interpersonal relationships
- success leads to virtue of love, forming lasting relationships -
correct answer- Erikson's Intimacy/Isolation stage
- age 2 to 7
- language development
- no concrete logic, not able to manipulate mental thoughts, not
able to "put themselves in others shoes"
,- use symbols and role play - correct answer- pre-
operational stage (piaget)
- age 7 to 11
- think logically
- have difficulty understanding abstract concepts
- can reverse logics - correct answer- concrete
operational stage (piaget)
- age 12 to adult
- think abstractly, logical thought, deductive reasoning,
systematic planning
- can understand hypothetical questions - correct
answer- formal operational stage (piaget)
- Birth to 1 year old
- trust comes from caregivers and quality of care
- trust happens and child feels safe and secure
- mistrust happens and child feels inconsistent, insecure,
emotionally unavailable - correct answer- Erikson's
trust/mistrust stage
, - birth to 2 years old
- perception of world is limited to sensory and motor
- learn through sucking, grasping, listening
- need to learn object permenance - correct answer-
sensorimotor stage (Piaget)
- birth to 12 months
- primary interaction through mouth
- rooting sucking is important
- conflict is weaning - correct answer- Freud's oral
stage
- birth to puberty where childhood has 2 substages
- archaic stage where there is sporadic consciousness
-monarchic stage where beginning of logical and abstract
thinking is
- ego starts to develop - correct answer- Childhood
stage (carl jung)
- children explore independence and sense of self
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) A
GRADE
- 1 to 3 years old
- controlling bladder and bowels
- conflict in potty training
- learn to control body needs which leads to accomplishment
and independence - correct answer- Freud's anal
stage
- 6 years old to puberty
- libido interests suppressed
- development of ego and superego can help calm these
interests
- exploration of peer relationships and social interactions -
correct answer- Freud's Latent stage
- adulthood
,- career and family
- feel like contributing to the world by being active in
home/community
- develop care in this stage
- proud of your accomplishments, unity w/partner, watching
children grow up - correct answer- Erikson's
Generativity/Stagnation Stage
- adulthood
- exploring personal relationships
- develop close/vital relationships which leads to committed,
secure
- strong sense of personal identity important to develop
interpersonal relationships
- success leads to virtue of love, forming lasting relationships -
correct answer- Erikson's Intimacy/Isolation stage
- age 2 to 7
- language development
- no concrete logic, not able to manipulate mental thoughts, not
able to "put themselves in others shoes"
,- use symbols and role play - correct answer- pre-
operational stage (piaget)
- age 7 to 11
- think logically
- have difficulty understanding abstract concepts
- can reverse logics - correct answer- concrete
operational stage (piaget)
- age 12 to adult
- think abstractly, logical thought, deductive reasoning,
systematic planning
- can understand hypothetical questions - correct
answer- formal operational stage (piaget)
- Birth to 1 year old
- trust comes from caregivers and quality of care
- trust happens and child feels safe and secure
- mistrust happens and child feels inconsistent, insecure,
emotionally unavailable - correct answer- Erikson's
trust/mistrust stage
, - birth to 2 years old
- perception of world is limited to sensory and motor
- learn through sucking, grasping, listening
- need to learn object permenance - correct answer-
sensorimotor stage (Piaget)
- birth to 12 months
- primary interaction through mouth
- rooting sucking is important
- conflict is weaning - correct answer- Freud's oral
stage
- birth to puberty where childhood has 2 substages
- archaic stage where there is sporadic consciousness
-monarchic stage where beginning of logical and abstract
thinking is
- ego starts to develop - correct answer- Childhood
stage (carl jung)
- children explore independence and sense of self
