Intro to HUSR Test2

Question 1

managing perssonel

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administration

Question 2

social worker education credentials

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LCSW

Question 3

does case management, child protective workers, probation officers, multiduties, does follow ups, empowers clients, hands on

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case worker

Question 4

speak on behalf of others, helps others gets needs met

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advocate

Question 5

works with emergencies, suicide, trauma, emotional support, natural disasters

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crisis workers

Question 6

oversees programs, assess whether goals/objectives are being met

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evaluator

Question 7

worker goes to the community and offers education/other services

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outreach

Question 8

active listening skills

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• minimal encouragers
• verbal following
• paraphrasing
• reflection of feelings and 10%
• open ended questions
• providing feedback

Question 9

effective communication skills

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• create sense of trust/rapport
• have empathic understanding
• allow client to explore/clarify probs
• ensure safe zone

Question 10

this type of degree is theoretical, research based, focused on education

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Ph.d

Question 11

this type of degree is hands on, applied, clinical

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Psy.D

Question 12

head nods, verbal followings are an example of

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minimal encouragers

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evidence based practice

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empirical research

Question 14

characteristics of HUSR workers

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• congruence/genuineness, being yourself
• unconditional positive regard
• empathy

Question 15

reflection of feeling has

Answer 15

10%

Question 16

example of open ended questions

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how, what?

Question 17

these questions stop the conversation, yes/no answers

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close ended quetions

Question 18

freuds’ theory

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psychoanalysis

Question 19

instincts/psyche

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Id, ego, superego

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cognitive behavioral therapy, make up a hierarchy of fears, good for phobias

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systematic desensitization

Question 21

psychosexual stages of development

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• oral
• anal
• phallic
• latent
• genital

Question 22

Mahler is

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neofreudian

Question 23

Mahler’s stages of development

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• infantile autism
• symbiosis/ connection
• separation/individuation

Question 24

these help us cope with anxiety to prevent ego from being overwhelmed

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ego defense mechanisms

Question 25

Yalom did what kind of therapy?

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existential

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this is conflict between the id, ego and superego,this is what we do to ward off impending danger, state of tension that motivates us to do something about it

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anxiety

Question 27

keeps painful thoughts/feelings away from consciousness

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repression

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ego feels anxiety from perception of strong external/internal danger, it can't escape, doesn't deal with things directly, tell yourself it's not helping

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denial

Question 29

direct feeling away from its actual target to a safer target | ex: feeling angry at your boss, but you yell at your family

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displacement

Question 30

attributing your own undesirable impulses/feelings and desires to another ex: I hate her really means, I think she hates me

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projection

Question 31

William Glasser did what type of therapy?

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reality

Question 32

reality therapy is based on these 5 things

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- love -power - freedom -fun - physiological these can be fulfilled in positive/negative ways

Question 33

BF Skinner did what type of therapy?

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behavioral

Question 34

positive/negative reinforcement, response cost, shaping, token economy

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operant conditioning

Question 35

Beck/Ellis did what type of therapy?

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CBT

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thoughts lead to emotions, modify thoughts through persuasion and irrational thinking, personalization, magnification

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CBT

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CBT is best used for

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depression

Question 38

Jay HAyley/Bateman did what type of therapy?

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family

Question 39

in defense against threatening impulse you say the opposite of what you're feeling, fake persona

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reaction formation

Question 40

revert back to behavior of an earlier stage of life, childhood coping mechanisms

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regression

Question 41

use good "reasons" to explain a loss, explaining away failure, not necessarily a bad thing

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rationalization

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taking in/swallowing values of others | ex:stokholm syndorme

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introjection

Question 43

existential therapy talks about

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- death - anxiety - freedom - meaninglessness - meaning of life - isolation - responsiblity

Question 44

carl rogers did what type of therapy?

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humanistic/person centered

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humanistic approach included

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- self awareness | - human growth/potential

Question 46

critical incident debriefing

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crisis intervention

Question 47

crisis intervention is a ___term model

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short

Question 48

ABC model of crisis intervention

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A- basic, attend skills used to develop/maintain rapport B- ID probs, cog/emotions, impairments of fxn, offer new ways of thinking C- coping, support groups

Question 49

steps in suicide prevention

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- take suicide assessment | - determine if they're low-high risk

Question 50

interventions of suicide

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- outpatient/inpatient treatment - 1/2 way house - meds - partial hospitalization, - self help/support groups

Question 51

symptoms of PTSD

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- fear - anger - helplessness - detachment - sleep probs - physiological re-activity to cues

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causes of PTSD

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- sudden death of loved one - victimization - battle - natural disasters

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EMDR stands for

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eye movement desensitization reprocessing

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therapy approaches to PTSD

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- critical incident debriefing - meds - EMDR - group therapy

Question 55

phases of community disasters

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- primary - secondary - tertiary interventions