Which of the following represents the cognitive-behavioral perspective on mental disorder?
a) human beings are fundamentally motivated by innate drives that are primarily sexual and
aggressive in nature, which emphasizes the role of learning
b) human beings are fundamentally motivated by innate drives that are primarily nonsexual and
nonaggressive in nature, which emphasizes the role of learning
c) human beings are fundamentally motivated by seeking to increase feelings of pleasure and reduce
feelings of pain, which emphasizes the role of learning
d) human beings are fundamentally motivated by self-actualization, which emphasizes the role of
learning
Question 2
The formulation, enactment, implementation, and assessment of social welfare policies in social work
is called:
a) Social work law
b) Public policy administration
c) Social welfare policy
d) Policy practice
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