The Ethics in Social Work, Statement of Principles Was Developed

question 60

Multiple Choice

The Ethics in Social Work, Statement of Principles was developed by the _____.

• A)Council on Social Work Education
• B)National Association of Social Workers
• C)International Association of Schools of Social Work
• D)United Nations General Assembly

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Definitions:

Fixation

An obsessive or persistent focus on an object, concept, or person that can impede emotional and developmental growth.

Psychosexual Development

Freud's theory describing how personality develops through stages centered on erogenous zones from childhood to adulthood.

Oral Stage

In psychoanalytic theory, the first stage of psychological development, focusing on pleasures and frustrations associated with the mouth.

Superego

The component of the human psyche in Freudian psychoanalysis that is responsible for moral standards and self-criticism.