SOWK 270 MIDTERM + FINAL QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED ACCURATE ANSWERS
social works should only seek consultation from _______ who have demonstrated
knowledge, expertise, and competence - Answers - colleauges
value - Answers - values describe ideas we value or prize (courage, strength, etc.)
_____ _____ is meant to discuss the public knowing about the violation and the impact
of the morality framework - Answers - Step 2
morals - Answers - always relate to relationships (set of rules on how you relate to the
world around you)
Social workers should inform clients when a ______ of ______ interest arises - Answers
- conflict, interest
ethics - Answers - determine what the right course of action in a situation is
an ________ should be considered when assessing the justification for violation of a
moral rule - Answers - emergency
Kohlberg's 6 stages of moral development - Answers - Pre-conventional: individual
1. obedience and punishment orientation
2. instrumental purpose or exchange
Conventional: relationships in a group
3. interpersonal accord, conformity
4. social accord and system maintenance
Post-conventional: inner self and personally held principles
5. social contract and individual rights
6. universal ethical principals
Accurate information and the accurate amount of information is ____ __________ -
Answers - proper documentation
.Gert's 10 moral rules - Answers - • Do not kill
• Do not cause pain
• Do not disable
• Do not deprive of freedom
• Do not deprive of pleasure
• Do not deceive
• Do not cheat
• Keep your promise
• Obey the law
, • Do your duty
________ must be warranted and justifiable to be used by a social worker to make a
choice for a client - Answers - paternalism
The 5 Moral Ideals (prevent or reduce the risk of) - Answers - 1. death
2. pain
3. disability
4. loss of pleasure
5. loss of freedom
In-person meeting with community members - Answers - the best way that informed
consent can be achieved by community members involved in a community organizing
effort
The Four Component Model - Answers - moral sensitivity, moral judgment, moral
motivation, and moral character
if __________ isn't written by a social worker after a session, then it did not officially
happen - Answers - documentation
moral sensitivity - Answers - the ability to identify moral issues and an awareness on
how one's actions can affect others
"is this a moral dilemma?"
conflicts of interest are not always __________ - Answers - avoidable
moral judgement - Answers - the ability to weigh options, assess good and bad aspects
of each, and provide strong reasons for the justification of the option you choose
"is this the right thing to do?"
when documenting details that are not relevant to the case, this is used to protect
identifiable information to avoid a breach of confidentiality - Answers - acronyms/code
words
moral motivation - Answers - how you weigh personal values against the moral
considerations
"whose needs am I really meeting?"
3 elements of moral motivation - Answers - 1. ability to recognize that a particular
situation conflicts with one's own personal and or professional values
2. a moral action could endanger one's self and one's other relationships
3. the ability to persist and endure the potential consequences of one's moral actions
regardless of danger
VERIFIED ACCURATE ANSWERS
social works should only seek consultation from _______ who have demonstrated
knowledge, expertise, and competence - Answers - colleauges
value - Answers - values describe ideas we value or prize (courage, strength, etc.)
_____ _____ is meant to discuss the public knowing about the violation and the impact
of the morality framework - Answers - Step 2
morals - Answers - always relate to relationships (set of rules on how you relate to the
world around you)
Social workers should inform clients when a ______ of ______ interest arises - Answers
- conflict, interest
ethics - Answers - determine what the right course of action in a situation is
an ________ should be considered when assessing the justification for violation of a
moral rule - Answers - emergency
Kohlberg's 6 stages of moral development - Answers - Pre-conventional: individual
1. obedience and punishment orientation
2. instrumental purpose or exchange
Conventional: relationships in a group
3. interpersonal accord, conformity
4. social accord and system maintenance
Post-conventional: inner self and personally held principles
5. social contract and individual rights
6. universal ethical principals
Accurate information and the accurate amount of information is ____ __________ -
Answers - proper documentation
.Gert's 10 moral rules - Answers - • Do not kill
• Do not cause pain
• Do not disable
• Do not deprive of freedom
• Do not deprive of pleasure
• Do not deceive
• Do not cheat
• Keep your promise
• Obey the law
, • Do your duty
________ must be warranted and justifiable to be used by a social worker to make a
choice for a client - Answers - paternalism
The 5 Moral Ideals (prevent or reduce the risk of) - Answers - 1. death
2. pain
3. disability
4. loss of pleasure
5. loss of freedom
In-person meeting with community members - Answers - the best way that informed
consent can be achieved by community members involved in a community organizing
effort
The Four Component Model - Answers - moral sensitivity, moral judgment, moral
motivation, and moral character
if __________ isn't written by a social worker after a session, then it did not officially
happen - Answers - documentation
moral sensitivity - Answers - the ability to identify moral issues and an awareness on
how one's actions can affect others
"is this a moral dilemma?"
conflicts of interest are not always __________ - Answers - avoidable
moral judgement - Answers - the ability to weigh options, assess good and bad aspects
of each, and provide strong reasons for the justification of the option you choose
"is this the right thing to do?"
when documenting details that are not relevant to the case, this is used to protect
identifiable information to avoid a breach of confidentiality - Answers - acronyms/code
words
moral motivation - Answers - how you weigh personal values against the moral
considerations
"whose needs am I really meeting?"
3 elements of moral motivation - Answers - 1. ability to recognize that a particular
situation conflicts with one's own personal and or professional values
2. a moral action could endanger one's self and one's other relationships
3. the ability to persist and endure the potential consequences of one's moral actions
regardless of danger
