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Practice Test 3 Flashcards

1
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Psychoeducation

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Teaching someone about mental health, learning how to slow the progression of a disease/limit, long-term implications

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Cage assessment

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Substance use assessment to assess the depth of someone’s alcohol use, stands for cut down, annoyed, guilty, eye-opener.

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At what point in the problem-solving process should the social worker discuss written policies with the client?

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Throughout the entire process

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What is the first step in a functional behavioral assessment?

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Defined the problem. Should be specific, observable, measurable terms.

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Shared power

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Views clients as experts on their own lives

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Shaping

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Refers to reinforcement of behaviors that help obtain new behaviors through succession of steps and rewards

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Receiving ongoing support from others will increase the capacity to what?

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Heal

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Sublimination

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To take a socially unacceptable impulse and turn it into a socially acceptable action. Example someone that was constantly fighting becoming a professional boxer.

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Structural family therapy

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Focuses on the problems here and now and asks for enactments to see how families communicate

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Contract

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Recovery or treatment plan

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Standard of care

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Treatment that is accepted by medical experts as a proper treatment for a certain type of disease and that is widely used by health care professionals.

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Blending funding

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One big pot of money

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Braiding funding

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Multiple streams of money in which accounting for every dollar spent is required

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Negative punishment

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Decrease behaviors by taking away something desirable. Example cell phone.

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Universalization

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Tell his clients they aren’t alone in their feelings and are not uncommon given their circumstances

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Xenophobia

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Fear of foreigners, strangers, and their

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Case mix adjustment

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Statistically controlling for group differences when comparing non-equivalent groups on outcomes of interest

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18
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Fee splitting

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Receive a commission for referrals. This is an unethical practice.

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19
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When should you withhold records?

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If it will cause serious harm

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Values

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Principles held by people to help guide behaviors

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Ethics

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Moral codes of conduct that decide what is right or wrong about behaviors

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Equality

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The same for everyone

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Equity

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What is fair

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Participant observation

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Method in ethnographic research where a social worker watches the people of a certain community or organization

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Ethnography

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Type of qualitative research that involves immersing yourself in a particular community or organization to observe their behavior and interactions up close

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26
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At what age does object permanence begin?

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Eight months

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27
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Are the members of a group legally mandated to keep information confidential?

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No

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28
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To be able to barter with a client, the social worker has to what?

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Determine that it won’t be detrimental to the client

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29
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In an abusive relationship, the blame, lies with who?

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The perpetrator

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30
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What is an example of cultural sensitivity?

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Asking a client what they would like to be called

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External validity

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The extent to which the results will be the same if the population changes

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32
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List the four deficiency needs

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Physiological, safety, social and esteem

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33
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What is a growth need

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Self actualization

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34
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What type of drug is clozaril?

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An antipsychotic

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35
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What kind of drug is lithium?

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A mood stabilizer

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36
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Lawrence Colberg is known for what?

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Moral development

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37
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How many stages of moral development are there?

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Six stages, three levels

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38
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Sigmund Freud is best known for what

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Psychosexual stages of development

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39
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How many stages of psychosexual development are there

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5 stages

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40
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Psychoanalytic theory

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Client is a product of their past and treatment mostly consists of exploring repressed material

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41
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Groupthink

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Choosing something to protect the group even though they wouldn’t pick that individually

42
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Malingering

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Intentionally making up symptoms for the persons own benefit

43
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Anorexia nervosa

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Eating disorder in which a person restricts their food intake and that should be treated in conjunction with a medical professional

44
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What mental disorder has the highest mortality rate?

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Anorexia nervosa

45
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Amenorrhea

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Not getting a period

46
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Are men with anorexia nervosa, more or less less likely to seek treatment?

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Less, which leads to more men dying from anorexia than women

47
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Bipolar one

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Full-blown mania for more than seven days. Up periods Lasting weeks or months, then down. Lasting weeks or months, does not need a depressive episode to be present.

48
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Bipolar two

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Hypomania because is less than seven days, cycles are faster, less severe, requires a depressive episode be present.

49
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Cross-sectional studies

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observational studies that analyze data from a population at a single point in time.

50
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Prazosin treats what

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PTSD

51
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Self disclosure should only be used when?

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As the last resort

52
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Parallel process

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The over identification with the client and their issues, the therapist resonates with and response to from experience of their own life

53
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Bipolar one disorder with melancholic features

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Features loss of pleasure and almost all activities that are usually pleasant sometimes with decreased appetite and weight loss

54
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Self-concept

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How one sees themselves

55
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Negative symptoms

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The term negative symptoms describes a lessening or absence of normal behaviors and functions related to motivation and interest, or verbal/emotional expression.

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Positive symptoms

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The positive symptoms include hallucinations, delusions, illogical changes in behavior or thoughts, hyperactivity, and thought disorder.

57
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Sigmund Freud, five stages of psychosexual development

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Oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital

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Ages of the oral stage

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Birth to 18 months

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Ages of the anal stage

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One to three years

60
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Ages of the phallic stage

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3 to 5 years

61
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Ages of the latency stage

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5 to 13 years

62
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Ages of the genital stage

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11 to adult hood

63
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What are the six values of the code of ethics of social work?

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Service, social justice, dignity, and worth of the person, human relationships, integrity, and competence

64
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Reaction formation

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Defense mechanism where a person reduces anxiety by adopting beliefs that are different from their own

65
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General systems theory

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Primary focus is mechanisms of homeostasis

66
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The Gottman method

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Couples therapy that focuses on assessing a relationship between couples while attempting to increase affection, remove barriers and create

67
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Psychoanalytic theory

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Consist of the conscious mind, unconscious mind and preconscious mind

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Conscious mind

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All the info we are paying attention to at any given time

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Unconscious mind

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All the rest of the information we know that we are not currently paying attention to

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Preconscious mind

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All info that is available if needed

71
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Block Grant

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Money from the government that can be spent however

72
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Categorical grant

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Money from the government for a specific item

73
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Revenue sharing

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Money from the government with no restrictions at all

74
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Soap notes

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Subjective, objective, assess, plan

75
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Subjective

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Refers to personal views on a subject

76
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Objective

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Refers to factual information on a subject

77
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Disparities

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Pain during intercourse

78
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Difference between OCD and OCPD

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OCD is an anxiety disorder with obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors, and OCPD is a personality disorder where people strive for perfection, are never satisfied with their achievements, and desire control

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Existential theory

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Acceptance of the clients, fundamental autonomy, freedom of choice, and social workers commitment to the concept of self determination

80
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Cognitive theory

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Focuses on clients, conscious, thinking, processes, reasons, and motivations for certain behaviors

81
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Psycho analytic theory

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Hypothesis and treatment application of human personality and its development

82
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Translational research

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Findings from research that are app applied into practical application

83
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Single subject design

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Social workers should have control over the clients environment when using this design. Ex example when they are impatient.

84
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Insomnia requires troubles sleeping for how long?

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At least three months

85
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What happens during an initial meeting?

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Going over expectations and boundaries

86
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Executive Directors

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Oversee program activities

87
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What should you ask yourself if you are considering making a report to CPS

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Do I have enough info to make a report? If not, you should gather more information.

88
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Three clusters of personality disorders

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Cluster a – add and eccentric. Includes paranoid, schizoid, schizotypal. Cluster B – dramatic and erratic. Includes antisocial, narcissistic, borderline, histrionic. Cluster see – anxious and fearful, includes avoidant, independent, obsessive, compulsive personality disorder.

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Ephebiphobia

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Fear of young people/teenagers

90
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Trypanophobia

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Fear of needles

91
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Mysophobia

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Germ phobia, fear of germs, and contamination

92
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Geriatric evaluation scale

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geriatric assessment is a tool that doctors use to evaluate a person’s health and well-being. It looks at your physical function, nutrition, other medical conditions, mental health, thinking and attention ability, current medications, and how much social support you have at home.

93
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Three levels of moral development

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Pre-conventional, conventional, postconventional

94
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Preconventional stage of moral moral develop

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It just 3 to 7 where morals are based on rewards and punishment

95
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Conventional stage of moral development

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Ages 8 to 13 where morals are based on external ethics

96
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Post conventional stage of moral development

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Adulthood, morals are based on personal ethics

97
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Six stages of moral development

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Avoiding punishment, self interest, good boy, attitude, law, and order morality, social contract, principle

98
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What happens in the phallic stage?

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Stage in which a boy is very interested in his penis and a girl is envious of not having a penis

99
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What happens during the latency stage?

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Preoccupied with activities with same-sex friends

100
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What happens in the genital stage?

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Interest in sex with the opposite sex, libido appears

101
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What should you do if someone is listing all the signs of depression?

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Assess for suicide risk

102
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Symptoms of depression

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Lack of motivation, changes and sleeping eating habits

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