SOWK 1002 | Assessment Questions and Answers with 100%
Correct Answers | Latest Version
Question 1.
Who was Charlotte Whitton?
Correct Answer: promoted social casework. Director of Canadian Welfare Council
Question 2.
Who was Jane Addams? What was her connection to settlement houses?
Correct Answer: Helped developed settlement houses in North america Founded
Hull House in Chicago & Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
Second woman to receive Nobel Peace Prize (1931)
Question 3.
Who was Mary Richmond?
Correct Answer: USA developed social casework wrote social diagnosis
Question 4.
Which places did social work developed welfare structures within?
Correct Answer: Returning veterans Child welfare Aboriignal affairs Pensions
and welfare Health care, etc.
Question 5.
Give a list of federal programs
Correct Answer: Employment Insurance (formally Unemployment Insurance)
Canadian Pension Plan Old Age Security and Guaranteed Income Supplement
Spouse's Allowance Veteran's Pensions and War Veterans Allowances RRSPs
Resettlement Assistance (since 1998) Canada Child Tax Benefit (since 1998)
Question 6.
Give a list of theoretical approaches
Correct Answer: Ecosystem theories Psycho-dynamic theories Person-centered
approaches Behavioural and cognitive behavioural theories/approaches
Story-telling theories Strengths-based socialo work :"Mountain-moving"
theories: Feminist approaches, anti- oppresive practice, Indigenous approaches,
structural social work, critical social work
Question 7.
Describe Psycho-Dynamic Theories
Correct Answer: Based on the work of Sigmund Freud Key Themes: Diagnostic:
How past experiences have shaped us Importance of subconscious Id, superego,
, and ego Very well-established in social work, particularly prevalent up to 50s
Bowlby's Attachment theory based in psychodynamic approach
Question 8.
List Types of Mountain Moving Theories
Correct Answer: Feminist (Helen Levine): Many versions. Fighting patriarchy.
intersectionality Anti-oppressive practice (Donna Baines): Multiple forms of
oppression. Social work is political Indigenous approaches:Indigenous
worldviews and traditions. Self-determination Structural social work (Maurice
Moreau): State structured oppression. Empowerment. Critical social work (Jan
Fook): Economic, political and social structures. Social construction.
Question 9.
How do theories emerge?
Correct Answer: Divine, Idealist, and Materialist
Question 10.
What is friendly visiting?
Correct Answer: Get well acquainted with all members of the family without
trying to force their confidence. The visitor has the definite object of trying to
improve the condition of the family. Needs 'a fairly accurate knowledge of the
main facts of the family history' (186) Social history; physical history (health);
work history
Question 11.
How much field experience is needed for a BSW/MSW?
Correct Answer: BSW programs - minimum of 700 practice hours MSW programs
- minimum of 450 practice hours
Question 12.
What ways are there self?
Correct Answer: Three ways: How we see ourselves How we relate to others How
others see us
Question 13.
Describe the autonomous self
Correct Answer: Autonomous Bounded Essential Self-Aware
Question 14.
What is the Medicine Wheel?
Correct Answer: central to most communities representing holistic methods of
helping and healing communities Variations between peoples (example: Ojibwe)
Correct Answers | Latest Version
Question 1.
Who was Charlotte Whitton?
Correct Answer: promoted social casework. Director of Canadian Welfare Council
Question 2.
Who was Jane Addams? What was her connection to settlement houses?
Correct Answer: Helped developed settlement houses in North america Founded
Hull House in Chicago & Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
Second woman to receive Nobel Peace Prize (1931)
Question 3.
Who was Mary Richmond?
Correct Answer: USA developed social casework wrote social diagnosis
Question 4.
Which places did social work developed welfare structures within?
Correct Answer: Returning veterans Child welfare Aboriignal affairs Pensions
and welfare Health care, etc.
Question 5.
Give a list of federal programs
Correct Answer: Employment Insurance (formally Unemployment Insurance)
Canadian Pension Plan Old Age Security and Guaranteed Income Supplement
Spouse's Allowance Veteran's Pensions and War Veterans Allowances RRSPs
Resettlement Assistance (since 1998) Canada Child Tax Benefit (since 1998)
Question 6.
Give a list of theoretical approaches
Correct Answer: Ecosystem theories Psycho-dynamic theories Person-centered
approaches Behavioural and cognitive behavioural theories/approaches
Story-telling theories Strengths-based socialo work :"Mountain-moving"
theories: Feminist approaches, anti- oppresive practice, Indigenous approaches,
structural social work, critical social work
Question 7.
Describe Psycho-Dynamic Theories
Correct Answer: Based on the work of Sigmund Freud Key Themes: Diagnostic:
How past experiences have shaped us Importance of subconscious Id, superego,
, and ego Very well-established in social work, particularly prevalent up to 50s
Bowlby's Attachment theory based in psychodynamic approach
Question 8.
List Types of Mountain Moving Theories
Correct Answer: Feminist (Helen Levine): Many versions. Fighting patriarchy.
intersectionality Anti-oppressive practice (Donna Baines): Multiple forms of
oppression. Social work is political Indigenous approaches:Indigenous
worldviews and traditions. Self-determination Structural social work (Maurice
Moreau): State structured oppression. Empowerment. Critical social work (Jan
Fook): Economic, political and social structures. Social construction.
Question 9.
How do theories emerge?
Correct Answer: Divine, Idealist, and Materialist
Question 10.
What is friendly visiting?
Correct Answer: Get well acquainted with all members of the family without
trying to force their confidence. The visitor has the definite object of trying to
improve the condition of the family. Needs 'a fairly accurate knowledge of the
main facts of the family history' (186) Social history; physical history (health);
work history
Question 11.
How much field experience is needed for a BSW/MSW?
Correct Answer: BSW programs - minimum of 700 practice hours MSW programs
- minimum of 450 practice hours
Question 12.
What ways are there self?
Correct Answer: Three ways: How we see ourselves How we relate to others How
others see us
Question 13.
Describe the autonomous self
Correct Answer: Autonomous Bounded Essential Self-Aware
Question 14.
What is the Medicine Wheel?
Correct Answer: central to most communities representing holistic methods of
helping and healing communities Variations between peoples (example: Ojibwe)
