SWK 340 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
A ______ system refers to any type of small group. mezzo
_____ aspects of development concern how people think Psychological
about themselves, others, and the environment around
them.
_____ is the vast range of differences among groups Human diversity
including those related to age, class, color, culture,
disability, ethnicity, gender, gender identity and
expression, immigration status, political ideology, race,
religion, sex, and sexual orientation.
_____ is the amount of social respect or standing given to Prestige
an individual based on occupation.
_____ strengths include strong family bonds, mutual family
concern among family members for each other's welfare,
and the parents' pride in their children and high hopes for
their futures.
Typical development milestones include significant Behavioral
factors of each of the following except:
___________ refers to the ability to bounce back from Resilience
adversity and resume functioning even when suffering
serious hardship.
The text stated which of the following as a major thrust of Social workers link people with systems
social work?
________ are made up of people with similar problems or Support Groups
issues who come together and provide each other with
support, information about how to cope with difficulties,
and suggestions for resources.
The step in social work in which the problem or situation Assessment
is analyzed and interpreted is called:
_____ is the careful examination and evaluation of beliefs Critical Thinking
and actions to establish an independent decision about
what is true and what is not.
, ______ refers to increasing personal power to enable an Empowerment
individual to take action to improve their life situation.
Ruth is in need of end-of-life care and the McKinley Systems Perspective
family is counting on Medicare as a resource to assist
their family.
On the way to the McKinley home, the social worker Humanistic Perspective
recalled her conversation on the phone with Marcia and
thought about how eager she was to hear Ruth's story
and see the strengths the McKinley family had during this
time of change.
The social worker sits the McKinley family down to Conflict Perspective
observe how they negotiate the different interests that
each family member has in comparison to the waning
resources they have.
The social worker can see that the members of the Psychodynamic Perspective
McKinley family have strong attachments among each
other due to early nurturing environments that has
helped them cope during these times of rapid change
and loss.
The social worker takes time to talk to Ruth about her Developmental Perspective
current situation. Ruth mentions that she has been
reflecting on her life journey, telling stories to her family,
and has been finding peace.
The social worker noticed how kind and respectful Social Behavioral Perspective
Bethany treated Ruth the last time they were together
and realized that was how Marcia treated Bethany and
how Ruth treated Marcia.
The social worker asks the McKinley family members how Social Constructionist Perspective
they are coping with both the external stimuli and the
internal changes in the family system.
According to Urie Bronfenbrenner, the macrosystems: Are the broader influence of social structure, subculture, and culture
_____________ are the network of personal settings where we Mesosystems
spend our social lives.
A ______ system refers to any type of small group. mezzo
_____ aspects of development concern how people think Psychological
about themselves, others, and the environment around
them.
_____ is the vast range of differences among groups Human diversity
including those related to age, class, color, culture,
disability, ethnicity, gender, gender identity and
expression, immigration status, political ideology, race,
religion, sex, and sexual orientation.
_____ is the amount of social respect or standing given to Prestige
an individual based on occupation.
_____ strengths include strong family bonds, mutual family
concern among family members for each other's welfare,
and the parents' pride in their children and high hopes for
their futures.
Typical development milestones include significant Behavioral
factors of each of the following except:
___________ refers to the ability to bounce back from Resilience
adversity and resume functioning even when suffering
serious hardship.
The text stated which of the following as a major thrust of Social workers link people with systems
social work?
________ are made up of people with similar problems or Support Groups
issues who come together and provide each other with
support, information about how to cope with difficulties,
and suggestions for resources.
The step in social work in which the problem or situation Assessment
is analyzed and interpreted is called:
_____ is the careful examination and evaluation of beliefs Critical Thinking
and actions to establish an independent decision about
what is true and what is not.
, ______ refers to increasing personal power to enable an Empowerment
individual to take action to improve their life situation.
Ruth is in need of end-of-life care and the McKinley Systems Perspective
family is counting on Medicare as a resource to assist
their family.
On the way to the McKinley home, the social worker Humanistic Perspective
recalled her conversation on the phone with Marcia and
thought about how eager she was to hear Ruth's story
and see the strengths the McKinley family had during this
time of change.
The social worker sits the McKinley family down to Conflict Perspective
observe how they negotiate the different interests that
each family member has in comparison to the waning
resources they have.
The social worker can see that the members of the Psychodynamic Perspective
McKinley family have strong attachments among each
other due to early nurturing environments that has
helped them cope during these times of rapid change
and loss.
The social worker takes time to talk to Ruth about her Developmental Perspective
current situation. Ruth mentions that she has been
reflecting on her life journey, telling stories to her family,
and has been finding peace.
The social worker noticed how kind and respectful Social Behavioral Perspective
Bethany treated Ruth the last time they were together
and realized that was how Marcia treated Bethany and
how Ruth treated Marcia.
The social worker asks the McKinley family members how Social Constructionist Perspective
they are coping with both the external stimuli and the
internal changes in the family system.
According to Urie Bronfenbrenner, the macrosystems: Are the broader influence of social structure, subculture, and culture
_____________ are the network of personal settings where we Mesosystems
spend our social lives.
