Bachelors Trivia Flashcards
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Which domain makes up the largest portion of the ASWB Bachelor's exam?
Answer: Direct and Indirect Practice
Direct and Indirect Practice comprises the largest content area on the ASWB Bachelor's exam at approximately 44%.
Under the NASW Code of Ethics, when a client's self-determination conflicts with their safety, the social worker should primarily:
Answer: Inform the client of risks while respecting their right to choose
Social workers respect client self-determination and inform clients of potential consequences, supporting informed decision-making rather than overriding choices.
Which theorist developed the concept of 'unconditional positive regard' as a core condition for therapeutic change?
Answer: Carl Rogers
Carl Rogers identified unconditional positive regard, empathy, and congruence as the three core conditions necessary for client growth in person-centered therapy.
A social worker discovers that a colleague is billing Medicaid for sessions that never occurred. The FIRST step should be to:
Answer: Consult with a supervisor or ethics officer
Consulting a supervisor or the agency's ethics officer is typically the appropriate first step when addressing suspected colleague misconduct within an organizational context.
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) primarily guarantees:
Answer: Free appropriate public education for children with disabilities
IDEA mandates that eligible children with disabilities receive a free appropriate public education (FAPE) in the least restrictive environment.
Which stage of Prochaska's Transtheoretical Model describes a client who acknowledges a problem but has no plans to change within the next six months?
Answer: Contemplation
Contemplation is characterized by awareness of a problem and ambivalence, with no concrete plan to take action within six months.
In ecosystems theory, the term 'goodness of fit' refers to:
Answer: The compatibility between a person's needs and the resources in their environment
Goodness of fit describes the degree to which an individual's needs, capacities, and goals are matched by the environment's qualities and resources.