SOWK 270 QUIZZES QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ACCURATE ANSWERS
An ethical dilemma is defined as: - Answers - A situation where there are at least tow
competing social work values
According to the NASW Code of Ethics, social workers should seek consultation only
from colleagues who: - Answers - Have demonstrated knowledge, expertise, and
competence related to the subject of the consultation
T/F: The text indicates that focusing on what actions one should avoid can provide the
conceptual and analytical clarity needed to address moral problems. - Answers - True
The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) adopted its first Code of Ethics in: -
Answers - 1960
The core values of the social work profession include: - Answers - Competence,
Integrity, and Importance of Human Relationships
The neo-Kohlbergian approach centers on the Four Component Model, which describes
four psychological processes that affect moral behavior. These four processes are: -
Answers - Moral sensitivity, moral judgment, moral motivation, and moral character.
The neo-Kohlbergian group introduced three moral schemas in response to criticism
over Kohlberg's use of "hard" stages. These schemas are: - Answers - Personal
interest, postconventional, and maintaining norms.
Kohlberg's view of moral development assumes that: - Answers - It is possible to
conform to social norms and be morally wrong.
The question, "Whose needs am I really meeting?" is an example of: - Answers - Moral
Motivation
One limitation to Kohlberg's theory has been its: - Answers - Emphasis on cognition or
moral judgment.
T/F: Gert's Morality Framework is meant to assist social workers in determining how to
address an ethical dilemma in a way that results in no one getting hurt. - Answers -
False
T/F: Step 2 of the Gert Morality Framework is meant to estimate the consequences of
the public knowing about the violation of a moral rule and whether the violation would be
publically allowed or not. - Answers - True
ACCURATE ANSWERS
An ethical dilemma is defined as: - Answers - A situation where there are at least tow
competing social work values
According to the NASW Code of Ethics, social workers should seek consultation only
from colleagues who: - Answers - Have demonstrated knowledge, expertise, and
competence related to the subject of the consultation
T/F: The text indicates that focusing on what actions one should avoid can provide the
conceptual and analytical clarity needed to address moral problems. - Answers - True
The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) adopted its first Code of Ethics in: -
Answers - 1960
The core values of the social work profession include: - Answers - Competence,
Integrity, and Importance of Human Relationships
The neo-Kohlbergian approach centers on the Four Component Model, which describes
four psychological processes that affect moral behavior. These four processes are: -
Answers - Moral sensitivity, moral judgment, moral motivation, and moral character.
The neo-Kohlbergian group introduced three moral schemas in response to criticism
over Kohlberg's use of "hard" stages. These schemas are: - Answers - Personal
interest, postconventional, and maintaining norms.
Kohlberg's view of moral development assumes that: - Answers - It is possible to
conform to social norms and be morally wrong.
The question, "Whose needs am I really meeting?" is an example of: - Answers - Moral
Motivation
One limitation to Kohlberg's theory has been its: - Answers - Emphasis on cognition or
moral judgment.
T/F: Gert's Morality Framework is meant to assist social workers in determining how to
address an ethical dilemma in a way that results in no one getting hurt. - Answers -
False
T/F: Step 2 of the Gert Morality Framework is meant to estimate the consequences of
the public knowing about the violation of a moral rule and whether the violation would be
publically allowed or not. - Answers - True
