Association of Social Work Boards Masters (ASWB MSW) Practice Exam

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What indicates a mastery model in the forms of modeling?

  1. Showing gradual improvement over time

  2. Demonstrating fear before competence

  3. Showing no fear and competence from the beginning

  4. Requiring continuous guidance

The correct answer is: Showing no fear and competence from the beginning

A mastery model in the forms of modeling refers to consistently exhibiting competence and confidence from the beginning, without showing signs of fear or the need for continuous guidance. Option A is incorrect because while gradual improvement may be a part of a mastery model, it is not the defining factor. Option B is incorrect because fear is not typically associated with mastery. Option D is incorrect because a mastery model involves independent skill and confidence, rather than requiring continuous guidance. This makes option C the most accurate choice.

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