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SWK 640 Final Exam.., Exams of Social Work

SWK 640 Final Exam Answers....

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Grand Canyon University 2025
Prepared on: Mar 4,
SWK-640
Exam
Due Date & Time Points
Quiz Length Time Limit
Accommodated Time
Limit
Mar 4, 2025, 9:45 AM 80 20
36 mins 54 mins
Assessment Traits
Accommodated
Timed
Assessment Description
The Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) exam is a critical component of the licensure process for
social workers in the United States. It is designed to assess the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary
to practice social work competently and ethically. Passing this exam is often a requirement to obtain a
license to practice social work in many states. The number of questions and time limit vary depending on
the exam level (clinical vs. non-clinical), state, and any included test questions. Typically, they consist of
around 170-200 multiple- choice questions given in a 4–5-hour time limit. The ASWB licensing exam
covers a range of content areas that are relevant to the practice of social work.
This exam covers material related to this class SWK-640 in 20 multiple-choice questions. You will be given
36 minutes to complete this exam. The allotted time for this final exam is in accordance with the time
allotted per question on the ASWB master’s Level exam. This is an effort to prepare you for taking the
ASWB licensing exam.
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SWK-640 Exam

Due Date & Time Points Quiz Length Time Limit Accommodated Time Limit Mar 4, 2025, 9:45 AM 80 20 36 mins 54 mins Assessment Traits Accommodated Timed Assessment Description The Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) exam is a critical component of the licensure process for social workers in the United States. It is designed to assess the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to practice social work competently and ethically. Passing this exam is often a requirement to obtain a license to practice social work in many states. The number of questions and time limit vary depending on the exam level (clinical vs. non-clinical), state, and any included test questions. Typically, they consist of around 170-200 multiple- choice questions given in a 4–5-hour time limit. The ASWB licensing exam covers a range of content areas that are relevant to the practice of social work. This exam covers material related to this class SWK-640 in 20 multiple-choice questions. You will be given 36 minutes to complete this exam. The allotted time for this final exam is in accordance with the time allotted per question on the ASWB master’s Level exam. This is an effort to prepare you for taking the ASWB licensing exam.

  1. (^) Which of the following is a key characteristic of a therapy group, as described by Zastrow and Hessenauer? Select one The group emphasizes skill development The group offers educational information on a particular topic The group provides mutual aid to address personal issues The group is focused on completing a specific task
  2. (^) In the context of group work, Zastrow and Hessenauer highlight the concept of “groupthink.” What is the best approach for a social worker to prevent groupthink? Select one Focus on achieving consensus as quickly as possible Encourage open and diverse perspectives within the group Promote conformity to group norms Limit discussions to a single viewpoint
  3. (^) In their book, Zastrow and Hessenauer describe several types of groups in social work practice. Which type of group focuses on improving members' social skills through role-play and

Support group Socialization group

  1. (^) In a social work group, a member begins to monopolize the conversation, which disrupts the group’s dynamics. Based on Zastrow and Hessenauer’s recommendations, what is the most appropriate response by the social worker? Select one Ignore the behavior and allow the group to self- regulate Directly confront the member in front of the group Set limits on the amount of time each member can speak Encourage the member to express their thoughts in a more concise manner
  2. (^) In their discussion of ethical issues in group work, Zastrow and Hessenauer emphasize the importance of confidentiality. Which of the following best describes how confidentiality should be handled in a group setting? Select one Confidentiality is guaranteed by the group leader and should not be broken under any circumstances

Confidentiality applies only to discussions held outside of group sessions Members should be encouraged to respect

Observing members during social interactions outside the group

Conducting pre- and post-assessment surveys

  1. (^) Zastrow and Hessenauer discuss the concept of “group polarization.” Which of the following best describes this phenomenon? Select one The group shifts toward more moderate views over time The group members exhibit increasing conformity to the leader’s views The group becomes divided into subgroups with opposing views The group members take more extreme positions after group discussions
  2. (^) A social worker is facilitating a support group for individuals with chronic illnesses. According to Zastrow and Hessenauer, which stage of group development is characterized by members expressing anxiety and uncertainty about the group’s purpose? Select one Storming Performing Norming

Select one To achieve a specific objective or complete a task To provide psychoeducation To foster emotional support among members To enhance members’ social networks

  1. (^) Which of the following is an example of a therapeutic factor in group work, as outlined by Zastrow and Hessenauer? Select one Facilitating role plays Providing educational content Offering mutual aid Establishing group norms
  2. (^) According to Zastrow and Hessenauer, which of the following factors is most likely to affect group cohesion? Select one

The gender of the group leader The physical setting of the group meetings

  1. (^) According to Zastrow and Hessenauer, what is the purpose of a “round robin” technique in group work? Select one

To ensure that each group member has an opportunity to speak To facilitate decision-making within the group To resolve conflicts between group members To establish ground rules for the group

  1. (^) According to Zastrow and Hessenauer, what is the most important role of a social worker during the termination phase of a group? Select one Evaluating the success of the group’s tasks Introducing new members to the group Helping members develop action plans for the future Leading group members in conflict resolution
  2. (^) Zastrow and Hessenauer outline several leadership styles in group work. Which leadership style is characterized by shared decision-making and collaborative planning? Select one

Autocratic

  1. (^) In the context of social work with groups, Zastrow and Hessenauer discuss the “gatekeeping” role. What does a gatekeeper do in a group setting? Select one Controls the flow of communication within the group Sets the agenda for each group session Resolves conflicts among group members Encourages participation from all members
  2. (^) Zastrow and Hessenauer identify several barriers to effective group work. Which of the following is considered a major barrier to group cohesion? Select one Frequent group meetings Unresolved conflicts among members Group diversity Group homogeneity
  1. (^) Which of the following best describes the role of a social worker during the "storming" phase of group development, as outlined by Zastrow and Hessenauer? Select one Encouraging group cohesion and cooperation