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Concept of Boundaries - correct answer A sense of personal identity and self definition that has consistency and cohesion over time. This remains constant regardless of emotional ups and downs or external pressures. - The framework within which the worker client relationship occurs. - Provides a system of limit setting - The line between the self of client and self of worker Why Talk About Boundaries? - correct answer Reduces risk of client exploitation - Reduces client anxiety as ru...

Systems Theory - correct answer Views human behavior through larger contexts, such as members of families, communities, and broader society. Close system - correct answer uses up it energy and dies Differentiation - correct answer becoming specialized in structure and function Entropy - correct answer close, disorganized, stagnant; using up available energy Equivalent - correct answer arriving at the same end from different beginnings Homeostasis - correct answer steady state I...

institutional power - correct answer The ability or official authority to decide what is best for others. The ability to decide who will have access to resources. The capacity to exercise control over others. prejudice - correct answer A judgement or opinion that is formed on insufficient grounds before facts are known or in disregard of facts that contradict it. Prejudices are learned and can be unlearned. stereotype - correct answer An exaggerated or distorted belief that attributes char...

Countertransference - correct answer refers to the effects a social worker's conscious and unconscious needs and wishes on his or her understanding of the client (it also refers to conscious attitudes and tendencies that the social worker has about types of clients he or she works with and those with whom he or she likes or doesn't like to work) Counteracting Behavior - correct answer occurs when. an individual acts out against negative behavior in order to neutralize it Introjection...

A social worker is meeting with her client for a first therapy session. What is the first ethical responsibility she is obligated to meet in this session? Options: Protect the client's best interests and wishes in goal setting. Inform the client about the limits of confidentiality. Determine the client's values so that these can be used to guide treatment. Review the elements of privileged communication. - correct answer Inform the client about the limits of confidentiality. A social...

A social worker in a protective services contacts a mother reported for neglect of her seven- year old son. To gather information for decision making, what should you do FIRST? - correct answer Read the current report of suspected neglect. What interviewing skill is used in social work to help the client set treatment goals? - correct answer focusing A social worker meets with 85 year old with cognitive impairments who is having financial difficulties. The social worker discovers that the ...

Economic justice for clients in need involves: - correct answer Fair and equitable resource distribution to those in need Case management to locate a place to live - correct answer Mr. Thomas is a 75-year-old preparing for discharge from the hospital following hospitalization for burns suffered when falling asleep with a lit cigarette. His assisted-living facility will not allow him to return because his forgetfulness and smoking are a danger to self and others. What is the first service to p...

-summarized broad ethical standards -is the moral compass for social work professions -holds the social work profession accountable - correct answer The NASW Code of Ethics service, social justice, dignity and worth of the person, importance of human relationships, integrity, competence - correct answer Social Work Values - correct answer Ethical principles associated with each social work value Ethical fading, self deception and awareness - correct answer Professional values vs Per...

capacity and cognitive abilities !!!-behavioral change over time -physical aspects of the body emotional/social/spiritual preferences Steve works with families that have come to the attention of Adult Protective Services. He uses structural family therapy with his clients. One of the techniques used with this type of therapy is enactment. What is enactment? - correct answeracting out dysfunctional patterns of behavior so the therapist can intervene and suggest more positive interactions to...

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Gender stereotypes - correct answer set of shared cultural beliefs about appearance, interests, and personality Self-enhancement, comprehension - correct answer What is the purpose of stereotyping? Implicit Stereotypes - correct answer automatic associations between social categories and other attributes Implicit Association Test - correct answer measures reaction time to measure implicit stereotypes multiple stereotype threat - correct answer experiencing stereotype threat as a resu...

sex - early conception - correct answer Sex—biological differences in genetic composition and reproductive anatomy and function gender - early conception - correct answer Gender—characteristics and traits considered socio- culturally appropriate for males and females; traits that make up masculinity and femininit gender - current conceptions - correct answer Gender—Classification system that influences access to power and resources and shapes the relations among women and men ...

Explanations for gender differences in achievement - correct answer→ higher self-esteem and confidence lead to higher achievement rates (women are generally lower in both) → women have less confidence doing "masculine" tasks → men are overconfident, women are under confident Stereotype Threat Theory - correct answer Stereotype threat theory suggests that the prevalence of the stereotype that women have less aptitude in male dominated fields such as math and sciences may have ...

Social Identity - correct answer A person's sense of self, which is based on that individual's affiliations with different groups Social Stratification - correct answer The idea that people are ranked in a hierarchy such that some people and groups have more power and status than others Matrix of domination - correct answer The idea that each system of bias (e.g., racism, homophobia, sexism) interconnects with and stems from the same system of social stratification Privilege - cor...

Occupational segregation - correct answer the clustering of particular demographic groups in specific jobs Glass wall - correct answer restriction of women to only certain types of management experience Glass escalator - correct answer men are more likely to earn more and get promoted faster Token - correct answer sole representative of one's group Glass ceiling - correct answer invisible but powerful barriers that prevent women from advancing beyond a certain level Glass cliff...

gender identity - correct answer one's self-definition as a female or male; refers to the psychological sense of self/self-definition as male or female; develops age 2-3; sliding scale Transgender individuals - correct answer have a gender identity inconsistent with their reproductive organs; firmly believe they were born with the body of the wrong sex and identify with the other sex; a general term applied to a variety of individuals, behaviors, and groups involving tendencies to vary fro...

Human infants are labeled as one sex or the other, female or male, at birth based on the - correct answer appearance of their genitals Identify a true statement about gender - correct answer it involves the traits that make up masculinity and femininity Which of the following is true of the distinction between sex and gender - correct answer it recognizes that sex is to gender as nature is to nurture From a dynamic approach ____________ is defined as a classification system that influen...

chapter 7 - correct answer here gender differences at infancy - correct answer activity level(d=.29 to .64), inhibitory control (d=-.41), perceptual sensitivity(d=-.38), attention (focusing d=-.15; purposeful shifting d=-.31) at what age do children generally recognize the difference between male and female voices? faces? - correct answer voices- 5-6 months, faces 3-4 months gender segregation effect - correct answer reflects how play styles affects children how do mother's expect...

Gender and Salary - correct answer- Women earn 77% of the wages that men earn - 65% of women over 16 are employed employment status is influenced by education and immigrant status, but not parental status or ethnicity - When all factors are controlled (education, years of experience, job type, family responsibility), women still earn less than men Occupational Segregation - correct answer Some jobs are traditionally held by women, and others are held traditionally by men Comparable ...

Assumptions about sex - correct answer There are two sexes Sex exists as a biological fact Sex and gender naturally go together. How sex develops prenatally - correct answer Through differentiation Sex chromosomes - correct answer Chromosomes that determine the sex of an individual XX - correct answer female sex chromosomes XY - correct answer male sex chromosomes Autosomes - correct answer non-sex chromosomes Sex differentiation - correct answer Begins during prenatal develo...