SOWK 210 | Assessment Questions and Answers with 100%
Correct Answers | Latest Version
Question 1.
- Emphasizes the multidimensional, interconnected, and ever changing influences on
development (lifelong, multidirectional, contextual and sociocultural influences,
multidisciplinary, plastic)
- Normative influences (age graded and history graded), EX: going to school or living
through COVID 19
- Nonnormative influences (things that do not have to everyone or a normative experience
at the wrong age EX: winning the lottery or losing a parent at age 10
Correct Answer: Lifespan Perspective
Question 2.
- basic knowledge and assumptions about human development and behavior
- awareness of the influence of social environment, diversity, and difference
- essential to the social work practice is engagement and assessment
- application to social work practice (Robert; expected development, larger systems
influences, changing environment, personal characteristics)
Correct Answer: Foundation Knowledge
Question 3.
- client populations
- multiple system levels
- multiple issues
- human behavior in context of environmental systems
- integrates direct practice with social policy and social work research activities
Correct Answer: Generalist Social Work
Question 4.
Person-In-Envi- ronment (SW Conceptual Framework)
Correct Answer: - 1958
- considers people in the broad context of their environment
- Micro, Mezzo, Macro
Question 5.
Systems Theory (SW Conceptual Framework)
Correct Answer: - late 1960s to early 1970s
- a set of elements standing in interrelation/interaction
- orderly and interrelated to make a functional whole
Question 6.
Ecological Perspective (SW Conceptual Framework)
, Correct Answer: - late 1970s and 1980s
- study of complex reciprocal and adaptive transactions among organisms and
their environment
- focus on the interface of the organism and the impinging environment
Question 7.
Human Ecology
Correct Answer: - focus on interface/relationship of person and impinging/social
environment
Question 8.
- the conditions, circumstances, and human interactions that encompass human beings
- EX: physical setting, social institutions, sociocultural customs
Correct Answer: Social Environment
Question 9.
- person is not a passive occupant of a developmental niche
- person adapts to a given environment
- person actively influences a given environment
- therefore, person contributes to the formations of their niche
Correct Answer: Person-Environment-Fit
Question 10.
- refers to the capacity to adjust to surrounding environmental conditions
- implies change
- who survives and how they survive when a system changes either internally or due to
external stimulus
Correct Answer: Adaptation
Question 11.
- composed of ecology and systems theory
- focuses social worker's vision on the way people and environmental forces interact
- offers a way of organizing complex variables in social work cases
- the social worker maintains individualized services for people and to effect, a better
mutual adaptation between client system and social environment, a better fit between
need and service, a better ecological balance between personality and environment
Correct Answer: Eco-Systems Perspective
Correct Answers | Latest Version
Question 1.
- Emphasizes the multidimensional, interconnected, and ever changing influences on
development (lifelong, multidirectional, contextual and sociocultural influences,
multidisciplinary, plastic)
- Normative influences (age graded and history graded), EX: going to school or living
through COVID 19
- Nonnormative influences (things that do not have to everyone or a normative experience
at the wrong age EX: winning the lottery or losing a parent at age 10
Correct Answer: Lifespan Perspective
Question 2.
- basic knowledge and assumptions about human development and behavior
- awareness of the influence of social environment, diversity, and difference
- essential to the social work practice is engagement and assessment
- application to social work practice (Robert; expected development, larger systems
influences, changing environment, personal characteristics)
Correct Answer: Foundation Knowledge
Question 3.
- client populations
- multiple system levels
- multiple issues
- human behavior in context of environmental systems
- integrates direct practice with social policy and social work research activities
Correct Answer: Generalist Social Work
Question 4.
Person-In-Envi- ronment (SW Conceptual Framework)
Correct Answer: - 1958
- considers people in the broad context of their environment
- Micro, Mezzo, Macro
Question 5.
Systems Theory (SW Conceptual Framework)
Correct Answer: - late 1960s to early 1970s
- a set of elements standing in interrelation/interaction
- orderly and interrelated to make a functional whole
Question 6.
Ecological Perspective (SW Conceptual Framework)
, Correct Answer: - late 1970s and 1980s
- study of complex reciprocal and adaptive transactions among organisms and
their environment
- focus on the interface of the organism and the impinging environment
Question 7.
Human Ecology
Correct Answer: - focus on interface/relationship of person and impinging/social
environment
Question 8.
- the conditions, circumstances, and human interactions that encompass human beings
- EX: physical setting, social institutions, sociocultural customs
Correct Answer: Social Environment
Question 9.
- person is not a passive occupant of a developmental niche
- person adapts to a given environment
- person actively influences a given environment
- therefore, person contributes to the formations of their niche
Correct Answer: Person-Environment-Fit
Question 10.
- refers to the capacity to adjust to surrounding environmental conditions
- implies change
- who survives and how they survive when a system changes either internally or due to
external stimulus
Correct Answer: Adaptation
Question 11.
- composed of ecology and systems theory
- focuses social worker's vision on the way people and environmental forces interact
- offers a way of organizing complex variables in social work cases
- the social worker maintains individualized services for people and to effect, a better
mutual adaptation between client system and social environment, a better fit between
need and service, a better ecological balance between personality and environment
Correct Answer: Eco-Systems Perspective
