CSIA Final Exam Version 1 Questions And
Answers Practice Questions with
Solutions Newest 2026\2027.
A professional ethical dilemma exists when: - ANS-Two or
more social work values conflict with each other or the law
A sequential ecomap is used to create an image of how the
overall situation might change as a result of working with
the client. (T/F) - ANS-False, goal
All of the following statements are true for OARS skills,
EXCEPT: - ANS-OARS skills are unique to, and were
developed for Motivational Interviewing
,As discussed in class, name at least two strengths and two
critiques of the ecosystems perspective - ANS-Strengths:
1. There are tools utilized to assist with assessment
2. Highlights relatedness among elements in a case
Critiques:
1. Can be vague in practice
2. Multiple perspectives convolute this perspective
Assessment - ANS-refers to the action - the execution of the
work that will enable the client and the practitioner to
accomplish the goals agreed upon in the assessment.
Intervention is the joint activity of the client and the social
worker.
A social worker might fail to address an ethical dilemma for
several reasons. Which option is NOT one of those reasons?
- ANS-The code of ethics does not provide a clear guidance
to determine which values supersede others
Advocating for organizational change is an example of: -
ANS-Working with transactional webs
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) - ANS-a therapeutic
practice that recognizes and focuses on the relationship
, between thoughts, feelings, and actions. Basic principles of
this practice include classic and operant conditioning.
After listening to a client talk, the social worker states, "It
sounds like that was a very frustrating experience." This is
an example of: - ANS-Empathetic listening
All of the following are true of goals/goal statements,
EXCEPT the following: - ANS-Goal statements help us
understand the antecedents of, and reinforcers for, focal
issues.
Importance of intake assessment - ANS-focuses on the
analysis of major purpose of work; the aspects of the client
environment that can offers support of the solution; the
client knowledge, skills, and values that can be applied to
the situation; and ways the client can meet her or his goals
Assessment is an ongoing part of the practice process, and
assessment questions may vary based on setting and
population. (T/F) - ANS-True
Answers Practice Questions with
Solutions Newest 2026\2027.
A professional ethical dilemma exists when: - ANS-Two or
more social work values conflict with each other or the law
A sequential ecomap is used to create an image of how the
overall situation might change as a result of working with
the client. (T/F) - ANS-False, goal
All of the following statements are true for OARS skills,
EXCEPT: - ANS-OARS skills are unique to, and were
developed for Motivational Interviewing
,As discussed in class, name at least two strengths and two
critiques of the ecosystems perspective - ANS-Strengths:
1. There are tools utilized to assist with assessment
2. Highlights relatedness among elements in a case
Critiques:
1. Can be vague in practice
2. Multiple perspectives convolute this perspective
Assessment - ANS-refers to the action - the execution of the
work that will enable the client and the practitioner to
accomplish the goals agreed upon in the assessment.
Intervention is the joint activity of the client and the social
worker.
A social worker might fail to address an ethical dilemma for
several reasons. Which option is NOT one of those reasons?
- ANS-The code of ethics does not provide a clear guidance
to determine which values supersede others
Advocating for organizational change is an example of: -
ANS-Working with transactional webs
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) - ANS-a therapeutic
practice that recognizes and focuses on the relationship
, between thoughts, feelings, and actions. Basic principles of
this practice include classic and operant conditioning.
After listening to a client talk, the social worker states, "It
sounds like that was a very frustrating experience." This is
an example of: - ANS-Empathetic listening
All of the following are true of goals/goal statements,
EXCEPT the following: - ANS-Goal statements help us
understand the antecedents of, and reinforcers for, focal
issues.
Importance of intake assessment - ANS-focuses on the
analysis of major purpose of work; the aspects of the client
environment that can offers support of the solution; the
client knowledge, skills, and values that can be applied to
the situation; and ways the client can meet her or his goals
Assessment is an ongoing part of the practice process, and
assessment questions may vary based on setting and
population. (T/F) - ANS-True
