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The HBSE competency involves an understanding of... |
-human growth across the life span - the range of social systems - the ways in which social systems promote or deter people in maintaining or achieving health - all of the above |
all of the above |
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a customary set of beliefs can be described as a |
traditional paradigm |
-traditional paradigm -alternative paradigm -paradigm analysis -all of the above |
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deconstruction in critical thinking refers to |
analyzing perspectives through the eyes of the marginalized of the culture |
-analyzing perspectives through the eyes of the marginalized of the culture -reducing the concept to its simplest form -moving a system to a smaller ecosystem -all of the above |
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poverty can generally be attributed to |
-barriers to attaining such things as health, education, and access to technology -low birth rate and infant mortality -oppression of a minority culture by a dominant culture -all of the above |
all of the above |
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the works of Copernicus and galilei signals the emergence of what paradigm shift? |
positivism and the age enlightenment
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-humanism and thr renaissance -scholasticism and the middle ages -postmodernism and multiple ways of knowing |
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the process by which the larger society teaches its new members the rules and customs of that society is called |
socialization |
-deconstruction -socialization -humanism -protestantism |
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ethnicity refers to |
-the transmission of customs, traditions, and values from one generation to the next -physical and other external characteristics which indicate a person's culture -a person's preferred cultural self-definition -all of the above |
all of the above |
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the process through which people gain power and resources necessary to shape their worlds and reach their full human potential is called |
empowerment |
-empowerment -enculturation -socialization -paradigm shift |
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positivism refers to |
a belief that knowledge is gained from objective observation |
-specifically measurable data
-an optimistic view of the world -a belief that knowledge is gained from objective observation -a qualitative approach |
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a series of steps for conducting research and a set of prescriptions about how scientific knowledge should be created and judged refers to |
scientific method |
-oppositional paradigms
-alternative ways of knowing -scientific method -empirical knowledge |
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the tendency to see one's own group as more valuable than others is... |
ethnocentrism |
-patriarchy
-masculinity -ethnocentrism -humanism |
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"i can turn on the tv... and see people of my race widely and positively represented." this is an example of... |
privilege |
-oppression
-sublimation -privilege -ethnocentrism |
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which of the following is the most inclusive and respectful term? |
a person with a visual impairment |
-a victim of blindness
-a sightless person -a person with a visual impairment -a visually handicapped person |
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Karl Marx believed that people are forced into competitive behavior due to scarcity of resources. which theory does this reflect? |
conflict theory |
-functional theory
-interactive theory -conflict theory -role theory |
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cultural competence involves |
-an understanding of cultures other than one's own -an ability to understand one's own culture and biases -an ability to apply this insight and knowledge to the practice setting -all of the above |
all of the above |
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which of the following would NOT be a typical question asked by a person practicing solution focused brief therapy? |
how do you think your early childhood experiences might be contributing to the problem? |
-can you tell me about a situation in which the problem is either not so present/pronounced?
-if you woke up tomorrow and the problem was magically solve, how would you know that? -how do you think your early childhood experiences might be contributing to the problem? -how do you think your friends and family will feel once the problem has been solved? |
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traditional models of individual human development has been criticized as |
-placing too much emphasis on the individual -overlooking global and cultural differences -viewing development as achievement rather than simply change -all of the above |
all of the above |
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a 7-year-old who was developing normally begins to wet his bed and suck his thumb after his parents separation. he is exhibiting the defense mechanism of... |
regression |
-repression
-regression -displacement -reaction formation |
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a teenager tries several different styles of dress and music in an attempt to discover who he really is. this is an example of which of erikson's stages? |
identity vs role confusion |
-generativity vs isolation
-integrity vs despair -identity vs role confusion -trust vs mistrust |
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a newborn resolves the crisis of "trust vs mistrust" primarily through... |
mutuality with the primary caregiver |
-ability to self-soothe
-a responsive world community -an ability to move to the next level -mutuality with the primary caregiver |
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the ability to understand that an object's mass remains the same even when dimensions change refers to... |
conservation |
-object permanence
-seriation -classification -conservation |
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according to erikson, every stage of development involves a/an _____ which a person must resolve before s/he is ready to move to the next stage |
developmental crisis |
-epigenetic principle
-developmental crisis -radius of circular relationships -all of the above |
