Social work ASWB clinical exam guide : a comprehensive study guide for success /

Students and social workers preparing for the social work Clinical licensure exam will find an invaluable study resource in the Social Work ASWB ® Clinical Exam Guide . Written by a prominent social work leader and trainer for social work licensing exams in the U.S., this guide is based on years of...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Apgar, Dawn (Autor)
Autor Corporativo: Association of Social Work Boards
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: New York : Springer Publishing Company, [2015]
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Social workers > Certification > United States.
Psychiatric social work > United States > Examinations > Study guides.
Social service > United States > Examinations > Study guides.
Social service > United States > Examinations, questions, etc.
Social service.
Psychiatric social work.
Certification
Social Work
Social Work, Psychiatric
Test Taking Skills
Service social psychiatrique > États-Unis > Examens > Guides de l'étudiant.
Service social.
Service social psychiatrique.
POLITICAL SCIENCE > Public Policy > Social Security.
POLITICAL SCIENCE > Public Policy > Social Services & Welfare.
Social service > Examinations.
Social workers > Certification.
United States.
Examinations.
Study guides.
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  • Cover
  • Title
  • Copyright
  • Contents
  • Preface
  • Acknowledgments
  • Share Social Work ASWB® Clinical Exam Guide: A Comprehensive Study Guide for Success
  • Introduction
  • About the Examination
  • 10 Things That You Should Know About the ASWB Examinations
  • Test-Taking Strategies
  • 10 Essential Strategies for Study Success
  • 20 Tips You Need to Use to Answer Questions Correctly
  • Dealing With Test Anxiety
  • Examination Content
  • Visual Learners
  • Auditory Learners
  • Kinesthetic or Hands-On Learners
  • Self-Assessment
  • Unit I: Human Development, Diversity, and Behavior in the Environment (31%)
  • Chapter 1: Human Development in the Life Cycle
  • The Theories of Human Growth and Development
  • Personality Theories
  • The Process of Social Development
  • The Indicators of Normal Physical Growth and Development
  • The Impact of Physical, Mental, and Cognitive Disabilities on Human Development
  • Adult Development
  • The Interplay of Biological, Psychological, and Social Factors
  • Emotional, Cognitive, and Spiritual Development
  • Normal Sexual Development
  • Gerontology
  • The Concept of Attachment and Bonding
  • Child Development
  • Basic Human Needs
  • Adolescent Development
  • Self-Image Throughout the Life Cycle
  • Human Genetics
  • Dynamics of Loss, Separation, and Grief
  • The Impact of Aging Parents on Adult Children
  • The Biopsychological Responses to Illness and Disability
  • Family Life Cycle
  • Parenting Skills and Capabilities
  • Impact of Trauma
  • Chapter 2: Human Behavior in the Environment
  • Person-in-Environment (PIE) Theory
  • Theories of Human Behavior
  • Psychological Defense Mechanisms
  • Normal and Abnormal Behavior
  • The Effects of Social Context on Behavior
  • The Effects of Family Dynamics on Individuals
  • Dysfunctional Family Dynamics
  • The Impact of Physical Illness on Family Dynamics.
  • The Dynamics of Sexual Abuse
  • The Dynamics of Psychological Abuse and Neglect
  • The Dynamics of Physical Abuse and Neglect
  • The Impact of Mental Illness on Family Dynamics
  • The Characteristics of Perpetrators of Abuse
  • The Effects of Abuse and Neglect on Victims
  • The Effects of Life Events and Crises on the Family
  • The Effects of Life Events and Crises on Individuals
  • The Effects of Trauma on Behavior
  • The Effects of Trauma on Self-Image
  • Chapter 3: Effects of Diversity
  • Differences in Culture, Race, and/or Ethnicity
  • The Influences of Culture, Race, and Ethnicity
  • The Impact of Culture, Race, and/or Ethnicity on Self-Image
  • The Effects of Discrimination Based on Culture, Race, and/or Ethnicity
  • Differences in Sexual Orientation and/or Gender
  • The Influences of Sexual Orientation and/or Gender
  • The Impact of Sexual Orientation and/or Gender on Self-Image
  • The Effects of Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation and/or Gender
  • Differences in Age and/or Disability Factors and Characteristics
  • The Influences of Age and/or Disability
  • The Impact of Age and/or Disability on Self-Image
  • The Effects of Discrimination Based on Age and/or Disability
  • The Impact of Diversity in Styles of Communicating
  • The Effects of Spirituality
  • Chapter 4: Addictions
  • Substance Abuse and/or Dependence
  • The Effects of Substance Abuse and/or Dependence on Relationships
  • The Effects of Substance Abuse and/or Dependence
  • Addiction Theories
  • The Effects of Drugs and Alcohol on Behavior
  • Other Addictions
  • The Effects of Other Addictions on Behavior and Relationships
  • Unit II: Assessment, Diagnosis, and Treatment Planning (26%)
  • Chapter 5: Information Gathering
  • The Principles and Techniques of Interviewing
  • The Components of a Biopsychosocial History
  • The Use of Collaterals to Obtain Relevant Information.
  • The Use of Standardized Instruments in Practice
  • Chapter 6: Assessment and Diagnosis
  • The Factors and Processes Used in Problem Formulation
  • The Methods Used to Assess the Client's Communication Skills
  • The Use of Observation
  • The Methods of Involving a Client in Identifying the Presenting Problem
  • The Methods to Assess a Client's Strengths and Weaknesses
  • The Indicators of Motivation and Resistance
  • The Factors Used in Determining the Client's Ability to Use Intervention/Treatment
  • Psychopathology
  • The Indicators of Biopsychosocial Stress
  • The Components and Function of the Mental Status Exam
  • Medications
  • The Process of Social Work Assessment/Diagnosis
  • The Methods Used in Assessing Clients' Ego Strengths
  • The Current Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of the American Psychiatric Association
  • Basic Medical Terminology
  • The Biopsychosocial Factors Related to Mental Health
  • Co-Occurring Disorders and Conditions
  • The Indicators of Sexual Abuse
  • The Indicators of Physical Abuse and Neglect
  • The Indicators of Psychological Abuse and Neglect
  • Risk Factors for Dangerousness to Self and Others
  • Risk Factors Related to Suicide
  • Methods Used to Assess Needed Level of Care (e.g., Geriatrics, Other Special Needs, Foster or Group Care)
  • The Methods Used to Assess Trauma
  • Chapter 7: Treatment Planning
  • The Criteria Used in Selecting Intervention/Treatment Modalities
  • The Components of Intervention, Treatment, or Service Plans
  • The Methods Used to Match Interventions to Client Problems
  • The Methods Used to Develop an Intervention/Treatment Plan
  • Discharge, Aftercare, and Follow-Up Planning
  • The Use of Measurable Objectives in Intervention, Treatment, or Service Plans
  • The Difference Between Subjective and Objective Data
  • The Application of Research to Practice.
  • The Methods Used to Formulate a Time Frame for Interventions
  • Unit III: Psychotherapy, Clinical Interventions, and Case Management (25%)
  • Chapter 8: Therapeutic Relationship
  • The Concept of Feedback
  • The Concept of Congruence in Communication
  • The Methods Used in Summarizing Communication
  • The Methods Used to Facilitate Communication
  • Verbal and Nonverbal Communication Techniques
  • The Methods for Feedback
  • The Concept of Empathy
  • How the Client's Behavior With a Social Worker is Representative of His or Her Relationship Patterns
  • The Concept of Acceptance
  • The Principles of Relationship Building
  • Professional Objectivity in the Social Worker-Client Relationship
  • The Social Worker-Client Relationship
  • Methods to Clarify the Role of the Social Worker
  • Techniques to Clarify Client Responsibilities
  • Concepts of Transference and Countertransference
  • The Social Worker-Client Relationship in Facilitating Treatment
  • Chapter 9: The Intervention Process
  • Biopsychosocial Models
  • The Problem-Solving Model
  • Crisis Intervention/Treatment Approaches
  • Cognitive Approaches
  • Psychodynamic Approaches
  • Task-Centered Practice
  • Behavioral Approaches
  • The Types of Social Work Interventions/Treatments
  • Psychotherapies
  • Solution-Focused and Brief Interventions
  • Recognition of Functional Roles in Family Dynamics
  • Approaches Used in Working With Traumatized Clients
  • Methods of Conflict Resolution
  • Empowerment Strategies in Interventions
  • Prevention Strategies
  • The Use of Objectives to Guide the Intervention Process
  • The Techniques Used to Evaluate a Client's Progress
  • The Phases of Intervention/Treatment
  • The Indicators of Client Readiness for Termination
  • Partializing Techniques
  • Supportive Techniques
  • Motivational Approaches
  • Contracting With Clients.
  • Approaches for Engaging Involuntary/Mandated Clients
  • The Use of Goal-Setting
  • Various Intervention/Treatment Strategies
  • The Techniques to Teach Coping and Other Skills to Clients
  • The Use of Out-of-Home Placement as an Intervention/Treatment Method
  • Client Self-Monitoring Techniques
  • Techniques for Stress Management
  • Techniques for Anger Management
  • Techniques for Harm Reduction
  • Permanency Planning
  • Models of Family Life Education in Social Work Practice
  • Models of Family-Centered Social Work Practice
  • The Approaches to Family Therapy
  • Couples Intervention and Treatment Approaches
  • The Approaches to Social Group Work
  • The Approaches to Group Psychotherapy
  • Differential Use of Group Process
  • The Techniques for Managing Group Process and Maintaining Group Functioning
  • Differential Use of Therapeutic Techniques
  • Integrative Case Management
  • The Indicators of Client Readiness to Change
  • Chapter 10: Management of Cases
  • Case Recording for Practice Evaluation or Supervision
  • Methods for Performance Appraisal and Evaluation
  • The Effects Policies, Procedures, Regulations, and Laws Have on Practice
  • Client Education About Service/Benefits Policies
  • The Effects of Agency Functioning on Service Delivery
  • The Concept of Client Advocacy
  • The Impact of Social Welfare Legislation
  • Documentation and the Management of Practice Records
  • Written Communication Skills for a Variety of Professional Responsibilities
  • Chapter 11: Consultation and Interdisciplinary Collaboration
  • Models of Peer Supervision
  • The Expertise of Other Professions
  • Consultation Approaches
  • Interdisciplinary Collaboration
  • Multidisciplinary Team Approaches
  • Elements of a Case Presentation
  • Elements of Client Reports
  • Client Referral for Services
  • Coordination of Client Services
  • Methods of Networking.

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