Question 1

Focusing on resilience in individuals lends to both preventive and diagnostic approaches to clients.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Repeated exposure to oppression,subtle or direct,may lead vulnerable members of an oppressed group:

Accepted Answer

A) internalize the negative self-images projected by the external oppressor 
B) internalize the conflict of their family 
C) to the contemplation stage of acceptance 
D) none of the above 
A) internalize the negative self-images projected by the external oppressor 
B) internalize the conflict of their family 
C) to the contemplation stage of acceptance 
D) none of the above A

Question 3

The two types of reserve capacity are:

Accepted Answer

A) baseline and environmental 
B) buffering and developmental 
C) baseline and developmental 
D) evaluative and developmental 
A) baseline and environmental 
B) buffering and developmental 
C) baseline and developmental 
D) evaluative and developmental C

Question 4

The life-span theory argues that as reserve capacity decreases,so does the potential for positive plasticity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

An example of Fanon's concept of "radicalization" by the women in the Survivors of Sexual Abuse case is the group's decision to:

Accepted Answer

A) join a "Take Back the Night" march 
B) create group rules 
C) write letters to their abusers 
D) seek individual therapy 
A) join a "Take Back the Night" march 
B) create group rules 
C) write letters to their abusers 
D) seek individual therapy

Question 6

According to Bulhan (1985),the six indicators of oppression are violations of:​

Accepted Answer

A) space,time,ideas,mobility,bonding,and identity 
B) person,time,energy,mobility,bonding,and identity 
C) space,time,energy,mobility,bonding,and procreation 
D) space,time,energy,mobility,bonding,and identity 
A) space,time,ideas,mobility,bonding,and identity 
B) person,time,energy,mobility,bonding,and identity 
C) space,time,energy,mobility,bonding,and procreation 
D) space,time,energy,mobility,bonding,and identity

Question 7

In the Geriatric Reminiscence Group the leader needed to learn which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) the idiosyncrasies of all group members. 
B) how to take control of the group 
C) how to side step issues. 
D) the "language of the group". 
A) the idiosyncrasies of all group members. 
B) how to take control of the group 
C) how to side step issues. 
D) the "language of the group".

Question 8

The worker in the case example Battered Women and Indicators of Oppression uses which skill?​

Accepted Answer

A) empathy 
B) humiliation 
C) exception questions 
D) contracting 
A) empathy 
B) humiliation 
C) exception questions 
D) contracting

Question 9

Oppression psychology is a theory of the impact of societal oppression on vulnerable populations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Based on Tanner's work,a good starting point for social workers working with older people is:

Accepted Answer

A) to help their families accept eventual loss. 
B) to help them plan for the future. 
C) to focus on the client's present lives. 
D) none of the above 
A) to help their families accept eventual loss. 
B) to help them plan for the future. 
C) to focus on the client's present lives. 
D) none of the above

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT a finding in the Werner study?

Accepted Answer

A) Successful adaptation depends on professional intervention. 
B) When stressful events outweigh the protective factors,even the most resilient child can have problems. 
C) High-risk children can grow up to be competent adults 
D) As long as the balance between stressful life events and protective factors is favorable,successful adaption is possible 
A) Successful adaptation depends on professional intervention. 
B) When stressful events outweigh the protective factors,even the most resilient child can have problems. 
C) High-risk children can grow up to be competent adults 
D) As long as the balance between stressful life events and protective factors is favorable,successful adaption is possible

Question 12

Life stressors can lead to negative outcomes for people at high risk,however,______ and ______ factors can help to provide the resilience to overcome adversity.

Accepted Answer

A) familial and environmental 
B) personal and environmental 
C) community and personal 
D) relational and contextual 
A) familial and environmental 
B) personal and environmental 
C) community and personal 
D) relational and contextual

Question 13

Franz Fanon is credited with which of the following theories?

Accepted Answer

A) domination theory 
B) social learning theory 
C) oppression theory 
D) feminist theory 
A) domination theory 
B) social learning theory 
C) oppression theory 
D) feminist theory

Question 14

The "buffering hypothesis" is best exemplified by?

Accepted Answer

A) an ability from infancy on to gain other's positive attention 
B) sporadic nurturing during the first year of life. 
C) the absence of role models. 
D) all of the above 
A) an ability from infancy on to gain other's positive attention 
B) sporadic nurturing during the first year of life. 
C) the absence of role models. 
D) all of the above

Question 15

All of the following are FALSE except:

Accepted Answer

A) Having fixed views about issues of oppression aid in understanding clients. 
B) It is not necessary to be culturally competent to do good practice. 
C) Thinking broadly about issues of oppression aid in understanding clients. 
D) The relationship between oppression and resiliency is most helpful during the contracting stage of the work. 
A) Having fixed views about issues of oppression aid in understanding clients. 
B) It is not necessary to be culturally competent to do good practice. 
C) Thinking broadly about issues of oppression aid in understanding clients. 
D) The relationship between oppression and resiliency is most helpful during the contracting stage of the work.

Question 16

Life-span theory suggests that the development throughout life is characterized by the joint occurrence of increases (____),decreases (____),and maintenance (____)in adaptive capacity.

Accepted Answer

A) gains,losses,consistency 
B) gains,losses,stability 
C) gains,losses,predictability 
D) gains,transitions,stability 
A) gains,losses,consistency 
B) gains,losses,stability 
C) gains,losses,predictability 
D) gains,transitions,stability

Question 17

The use of support groups for the geriatric population illustrates how a social work program can:

Accepted Answer

A) help decrease adaptive capacity 
B) strengthen cognitive hardiness in the face of loss. 
C) strengthen professional bonds 
D) A&B 
A) help decrease adaptive capacity 
B) strengthen cognitive hardiness in the face of loss. 
C) strengthen professional bonds 
D) A&B

Question 18

When we work with people "like us",this is referred to as:​

Accepted Answer

A) intercultural practice 
B) intracultural practice 
C) extracultural practice 
D) cultural competence 
A) intercultural practice 
B) intracultural practice 
C) extracultural practice 
D) cultural competence

Question 19

Resilience theory does not apply only to children and families.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

All children who experience trauma have negative developmental outcomes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Focusing on resilience in individuals lends to both preventive and diagnostic approaches to clients.

Repeated exposure to oppression,subtle or direct,may lead vulnerable members of an oppressed group:

The two types of reserve capacity are:

The life-span theory argues that as reserve capacity decreases,so does the potential for positive plasticity.

An example of Fanon's concept of "radicalization" by the women in the Survivors of Sexual Abuse case is the group's decision to:

According to Bulhan (1985),the six indicators of oppression are violations of:

In the Geriatric Reminiscence Group the leader needed to learn which of the following?

The worker in the case example Battered Women and Indicators of Oppression uses which skill?

Oppression psychology is a theory of the impact of societal oppression on vulnerable populations.

Based on Tanner's work,a good starting point for social workers working with older people is:

Which of the following is NOT a finding in the Werner study?

Life stressors can lead to negative outcomes for people at high risk,however, and factors can help to provide the resilience to overcome adversity.

Franz Fanon is credited with which of the following theories?

The "buffering hypothesis" is best exemplified by?

All of the following are FALSE except:

Life-span theory suggests that the development throughout life is characterized by the joint occurrence of increases (),decreases (),and maintenance ()in adaptive capacity.

The use of support groups for the geriatric population illustrates how a social work program can:

When we work with people "like us",this is referred to as:

Resilience theory does not apply only to children and families.

All children who experience trauma have negative developmental outcomes.

An Interactional Approach To Helping

The Preliminary Phase Of Work

Beginnings And The Contracting Skills

Skills In The Work Phase

Endings And Transitions

The Preliminary And Beginning Phases In Family Practice

The Middle And Ending Phases In Family Practice

Variations In Family Practice

The Preliminary Phase In Group Practice The Group As A Mutual Aid System

The Beginning Phase With Groups

The Middle Phase Of Group Work

Working With The Individual And The Group

Endings And Transitions With Groups

Professional Impact And Helping Clients Negotiate The System

Social Work Practice In The Community Philosophy Models Principles And Practice

Evidence Based Practice And Additional Social Work Practice Models

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Exam 2: Oppression Psychology Resilience And Social Work Practice

Focusing on resilience in individuals lends to both preventive and diagnostic approaches to clients.

Repeated exposure to oppression,subtle or direct,may lead vulnerable members of an oppressed group:

The two types of reserve capacity are:

The life-span theory argues that as reserve capacity decreases,so does the potential for positive plasticity.

An example of Fanon's concept of "radicalization" by the women in the Survivors of Sexual Abuse case is the group's decision to:

According to Bulhan (1985),the six indicators of oppression are violations of:​

In the Geriatric Reminiscence Group the leader needed to learn which of the following?

The worker in the case example Battered Women and Indicators of Oppression uses which skill?​

Oppression psychology is a theory of the impact of societal oppression on vulnerable populations.

Based on Tanner's work,a good starting point for social workers working with older people is:

Which of the following is NOT a finding in the Werner study?

Life stressors can lead to negative outcomes for people at high risk,however,______ and ______ factors can help to provide the resilience to overcome adversity.

Franz Fanon is credited with which of the following theories?

The "buffering hypothesis" is best exemplified by?

All of the following are FALSE except:

Life-span theory suggests that the development throughout life is characterized by the joint occurrence of increases (____),decreases (____),and maintenance (____)in adaptive capacity.

The use of support groups for the geriatric population illustrates how a social work program can:

When we work with people "like us",this is referred to as:​

Resilience theory does not apply only to children and families.

All children who experience trauma have negative developmental outcomes.

An Interactional Approach To Helping

The Preliminary Phase Of Work

Beginnings And The Contracting Skills

Skills In The Work Phase

Endings And Transitions

The Preliminary And Beginning Phases In Family Practice

The Middle And Ending Phases In Family Practice

Variations In Family Practice

The Preliminary Phase In Group Practice The Group As A Mutual Aid System

The Beginning Phase With Groups

The Middle Phase Of Group Work

Working With The Individual And The Group

Endings And Transitions With Groups

Professional Impact And Helping Clients Negotiate The System

Social Work Practice In The Community Philosophy Models Principles And Practice

Evidence Based Practice And Additional Social Work Practice Models

Filters

According to Bulhan (1985),the six indicators of oppression are violations of:

The worker in the case example Battered Women and Indicators of Oppression uses which skill?

Life stressors can lead to negative outcomes for people at high risk,however, and factors can help to provide the resilience to overcome adversity.

Life-span theory suggests that the development throughout life is characterized by the joint occurrence of increases (),decreases (),and maintenance ()in adaptive capacity.

When we work with people "like us",this is referred to as: