Process by which content is separated from regressed affect

A 2 year old boy has control over personal and physical skills and a sense of independence

T/F The NASW Code of Ethics is a set of rules that prescribe behaviors in complexities of professional work and practices.

Perfectionist

The individual's capacity for logical thinking intelligence, perceptiveness, and self-control over the impulses to achieve immediate gratification.

A man attends anger management classes but states that he doesn't have a problem.

A 4 year old boy says "Mom must lie grilled cheese because I like grilled cheese."

Clinicians should take additional steps if necessary to insure a client's comprehension of the informed consent contract.

I'd rather be alone

The premise and understanding between therapist and client that the information revealed by the client will not be divulged to others without expressed permission; Courts often honor this unless there is a risk of public danger or threat to the public good.

"I didn't have time to go to the gym because I had to make dinner for my kids."

Failure of this stage, after age 65, results in little connection to others and a sense of uselessness.

The Code of Ethics does not cover research activities of social workers.

"I just met him tonight, but I think he's my soulmate

A technique in which the social worker clarifies and shows the client what his or her feeling are in the moment and encourages further expression and understanding of those feelings (often through paraphrasing.)

Characterized by rigor and self-denial

A 12 year old boy can think hypothetically and use logic to problem-solve.

Couples should be informed that both reconciliation and divorce are possible outcomes of therapy.

Entitlement

A problem-solving process in which advice and other helping acidity is offered to an individual, group, organization, or community that is faced with a problem.

"I'm afraid of snakes, but I'm not sure why

This stage forms the foundation for the rest of development by creating a sense of security between the infant and caregiver.

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"You're cheating on me, I know it."

Traits of personality, thought, behavior, and values that are incorporated by the individual, who considers them acceptable and consistent with his/her overall "true" self.