Question 1

The ______ theory focuses on the process of moving from black self-hatred to an affirmation of a black identity.

Accepted Answer

A)  black identity 
B)  critical race 
C)  Nigrescence 
D)  race salience 
A)  black identity 
B)  critical race 
C)  Nigrescence 
D)  race salience C

Question 2

Which of the following statements is true about the concept of emerging adulthood?

Accepted Answer

A)  It provides young adults the opportunity to pursue a prolonged period of independent role exploration 
B)  It is a prolonged stage of development in which people were given a psychosocial moratorium to freely experiment their roles 
C)  It does not exist for majority populations who are middle class and above and who live in industrialized cultures. 
D)  It is a stage of development when adolescents engage in efforts to integrate views of self with how others view them 
A)  It provides young adults the opportunity to pursue a prolonged period of independent role exploration 
B)  It is a prolonged stage of development in which people were given a psychosocial moratorium to freely experiment their roles 
C)  It does not exist for majority populations who are middle class and above and who live in industrialized cultures. 
D)  It is a stage of development when adolescents engage in efforts to integrate views of self with how others view them A

Question 3

According to Cross's theory, which of the following stage is characterized as an emotionally volatile transition from an old racial identity into a new one?

Accepted Answer

A)  pre-encounter 
B)  encounter 
C)  immersion-emersion 
D)  internalization 
A)  pre-encounter 
B)  encounter 
C)  immersion-emersion 
D)  internalization C

Question 4

According to Root, how do multiracial individuals address, experience and negotiate their racial identity?

Accepted Answer

The first border identity involves the p

Question 5

Life span and life course theories are limited in their capacity to be applied to groups of marginalized or vulnerable populations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

How did life span theory create a more useful social work model for understanding human behavior?

Accepted Answer

A)  It focused solely on the intrapsychic processes among the id, ego, and superego. 
B)  It understood human behavior as pathology rather than a developmental process. 
C)  It understood human behavior as a product more of persons than their environments. 
D)  It fit well with the emerging emphasis in social work on social systems theory. 
A)  It focused solely on the intrapsychic processes among the id, ego, and superego. 
B)  It understood human behavior as pathology rather than a developmental process. 
C)  It understood human behavior as a product more of persons than their environments. 
D)  It fit well with the emerging emphasis in social work on social systems theory.

Question 7

According to life course perspectives, the idea that people born in a specific year are members of a birth cohort with a particular historical experience and range of life opportunities that depend on geographic location is referred to as ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  historical and geographical location 
B)  social embeddedness 
C)  agency and personal control 
D)  timing and mastery 
A)  historical and geographical location 
B)  social embeddedness 
C)  agency and personal control 
D)  timing and mastery

Question 8

According to biracial and monoracial theories, one's racial identity is fixed and stable over time.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Which of the following statements about Chenault is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  She systematically explored the development of self-esteem, sense of belonging, and social support and social action. 
B)  She was aware of the complexities of traditional Lakota cultural and spiritual beliefs and their impact on helping First Nation people. 
C)  She believed First Nation people's spiritual views can contribute to their open wounds regarding their American Holocaust. 
D)  She was inspired by psychoanalytic beliefs that childhood experiences impact and can determine adult development. 
A)  She systematically explored the development of self-esteem, sense of belonging, and social support and social action. 
B)  She was aware of the complexities of traditional Lakota cultural and spiritual beliefs and their impact on helping First Nation people. 
C)  She believed First Nation people's spiritual views can contribute to their open wounds regarding their American Holocaust. 
D)  She was inspired by psychoanalytic beliefs that childhood experiences impact and can determine adult development.

Question 10

According to Erikson, an adolescent aged 12-18 is in which psychosocial stage?

Accepted Answer

A)  generativity vs. stagnation 
B)  initiative vs. guilt 
C)  industry vs. inferiority 
D)  identity vs. role confusion 
A)  generativity vs. stagnation 
B)  initiative vs. guilt 
C)  industry vs. inferiority 
D)  identity vs. role confusion

Question 11

What is true about imperialism?

Accepted Answer

A)  It serves as the foundation for colonialism. 
B)  It values the culture of First Nations people. 
C)  It is a process of oppressing a group, culture or nation. 
D)  It depicts a condition of powerlessness within a culture. 
A)  It serves as the foundation for colonialism. 
B)  It values the culture of First Nations people. 
C)  It is a process of oppressing a group, culture or nation. 
D)  It depicts a condition of powerlessness within a culture.

Question 12

Critique how holistic life course perspectives are.

Accepted Answer

life course perspectives typically do no

Question 13

An adult is concerned about the future of the environment and equality for all people. Which stage is he/she in according to Erikson?

Accepted Answer

A)  identity vs. role confusion 
B)  intimacy vs. isolation 
C)  generativity vs. stagnation 
D)  integrity vs. despair 
A)  identity vs. role confusion 
B)  intimacy vs. isolation 
C)  generativity vs. stagnation 
D)  integrity vs. despair

Question 14

According to Erikson, in which stage do children begin to assume important responsibility for self-care, such as eliminating feces and urine?

Accepted Answer

A)  basic trust vs. mistrust 
B)  autonomy vs. shame 
C)  initiative vs. guilt 
D)  industry vs. inferiority 
A)  basic trust vs. mistrust 
B)  autonomy vs. shame 
C)  initiative vs. guilt 
D)  industry vs. inferiority

Question 15

______ is viewed as a condition of powerlessness that cuts across every system within a culture.

Accepted Answer

A)  Imperialism 
B)  Oppression 
C)  Colonialism 
D)  Colonization 
A)  Imperialism 
B)  Oppression 
C)  Colonialism 
D)  Colonization

Question 16

Chenault contributed to the development of the concepts of historical trauma, unresolved historical grief, and psychoeducational interventions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Describe the four components Brave Heart's psychoeducational intervention to address First Nations grief and loss.

Accepted Answer

(1) Stimulating remembrance of Lakota tr

Question 18

The process by which people plan and make choices to control their lives is referred to as ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  historical and geographical location 
B)  social embeddedness 
C)  agency and personal control 
D)  timing and mastery 
A)  historical and geographical location 
B)  social embeddedness 
C)  agency and personal control 
D)  timing and mastery

Question 19

An older adult may find it necessary to reflect and analyze what they have accumulated throughout life and decide what offspring will receive from them upon death. Which stage is this person in according to Erikson?

Accepted Answer

A)  identity vs. role confusion 
B)  intimacy vs. isolation 
C)  generativity vs. stagnation 
D)  integrity vs. despair 
A)  identity vs. role confusion 
B)  intimacy vs. isolation 
C)  generativity vs. stagnation 
D)  integrity vs. despair

Question 20

According to Erikson, in which stage do children master locomotion skills and are ready to take initiative in their learning and behavior?

Accepted Answer

A)  basic trust vs. mistrust 
B)  autonomy vs. shame 
C)  initiative vs. guilt 
D)  industry vs. inferiority 
A)  basic trust vs. mistrust 
B)  autonomy vs. shame 
C)  initiative vs. guilt 
D)  industry vs. inferiority

The ______ theory focuses on the process of moving from black self-hatred to an affirmation of a black identity.

Which of the following statements is true about the concept of emerging adulthood?

According to Cross's theory, which of the following stage is characterized as an emotionally volatile transition from an old racial identity into a new one?

According to Root, how do multiracial individuals address, experience and negotiate their racial identity?

Life span and life course theories are limited in their capacity to be applied to groups of marginalized or vulnerable populations.

How did life span theory create a more useful social work model for understanding human behavior?

According to life course perspectives, the idea that people born in a specific year are members of a birth cohort with a particular historical experience and range of life opportunities that depend on geographic location is referred to as ______.

According to biracial and monoracial theories, one's racial identity is fixed and stable over time.

Which of the following statements about Chenault is true?

According to Erikson, an adolescent aged 12-18 is in which psychosocial stage?

What is true about imperialism?

Critique how holistic life course perspectives are.

An adult is concerned about the future of the environment and equality for all people. Which stage is he/she in according to Erikson?

According to Erikson, in which stage do children begin to assume important responsibility for self-care, such as eliminating feces and urine?

______ is viewed as a condition of powerlessness that cuts across every system within a culture.

Chenault contributed to the development of the concepts of historical trauma, unresolved historical grief, and psychoeducational interventions.

Describe the four components Brave Heart's psychoeducational intervention to address First Nations grief and loss.

The process by which people plan and make choices to control their lives is referred to as ______.

An older adult may find it necessary to reflect and analyze what they have accumulated throughout life and decide what offspring will receive from them upon death. Which stage is this person in according to Erikson?

According to Erikson, in which stage do children master locomotion skills and are ready to take initiative in their learning and behavior?

Introduction to Theory and Its Application to Social Work Practice

Critique of Theory for Use in Social Work Practice

Historical Context

Critical Theories

Psychodynamic Theory

System Theories

Environmental and Ecological Theory in Social Work

Symbolic Interactionism

Behavior Theory, the Cognitive Turn and the Influence of Mindfulness

Theories of Culture and White Privilege

Empowerment Theory and the Strengths Perspective

Cognitive and Moral Development Theories

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Exam 8: Life Span Theories, Family Life Course Theories, and Historical Trauma

The ______ theory focuses on the process of moving from black self-hatred to an affirmation of a black identity.

Which of the following statements is true about the concept of emerging adulthood?

According to Cross's theory, which of the following stage is characterized as an emotionally volatile transition from an old racial identity into a new one?

According to Root, how do multiracial individuals address, experience and negotiate their racial identity?

Life span and life course theories are limited in their capacity to be applied to groups of marginalized or vulnerable populations.

How did life span theory create a more useful social work model for understanding human behavior?

According to life course perspectives, the idea that people born in a specific year are members of a birth cohort with a particular historical experience and range of life opportunities that depend on geographic location is referred to as ______.

According to biracial and monoracial theories, one's racial identity is fixed and stable over time.

Which of the following statements about Chenault is true?

According to Erikson, an adolescent aged 12-18 is in which psychosocial stage?

What is true about imperialism?

Critique how holistic life course perspectives are.

An adult is concerned about the future of the environment and equality for all people. Which stage is he/she in according to Erikson?

According to Erikson, in which stage do children begin to assume important responsibility for self-care, such as eliminating feces and urine?

______ is viewed as a condition of powerlessness that cuts across every system within a culture.

Chenault contributed to the development of the concepts of historical trauma, unresolved historical grief, and psychoeducational interventions.

Describe the four components Brave Heart's psychoeducational intervention to address First Nations grief and loss.

The process by which people plan and make choices to control their lives is referred to as ______.

An older adult may find it necessary to reflect and analyze what they have accumulated throughout life and decide what offspring will receive from them upon death. Which stage is this person in according to Erikson?

According to Erikson, in which stage do children master locomotion skills and are ready to take initiative in their learning and behavior?

Introduction to Theory and Its Application to Social Work Practice

Critique of Theory for Use in Social Work Practice

Historical Context

Critical Theories

Psychodynamic Theory

System Theories

Environmental and Ecological Theory in Social Work

Symbolic Interactionism

Behavior Theory, the Cognitive Turn and the Influence of Mindfulness

Theories of Culture and White Privilege

Empowerment Theory and the Strengths Perspective

Cognitive and Moral Development Theories

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