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Correct Answers | Latest Version
Question 1.
What are the NASW Code of Ethics Core Values?
Correct Answer: 1. service
2. social justice
3. dignity and worth of the person
4. importance of human relationships
5. integrity
6. competence
Question 2.
the provision of help, resources and benefits so people may achieve their maximum
potential
Correct Answer: service
Question 3.
uAll people should have the same basic rights, protection, opportunities, obligations and
social benefits
Correct Answer: Social Justice
Question 4.
dignity and worth of a person
Correct Answer: upholding people in high esteem and appreciating individual
value
Question 5.
importance of human relationships
Correct Answer: Valuing the emotional exchange; dynamic interaction; and
affective, cognitive, and behavioral connections that exist between the social
worker and the client to create the
Question 6.
integrity
Correct Answer: Trustworthiness and sound adherence to moral ideals
Question 7.
Having the necessary skills and abilities to perform work with clients effectively
Correct Answer: competence
, Question 8.
Pactrica Cummings
Correct Answer: regional director Presbyterian family care services knew she
was adopted
Question 9.
Evidence that social work had it's earliest roots in the Christian faith included: Christian
leaders Social work was combined with religious education Some have suggested that the
term "social work" comes from term "good works"
Correct Answer: all the above
Question 10.
Kate sees her work with couples - and individuals as well - as a(n) ______________. privilege
opportunity challenge blessing
Correct Answer: privilege
Question 11.
In the introduction of the Garland text, the author speaks of diversity within Christian faith
perspectives amongst social work professionals.
Correct Answer: true
Question 12.
Regarding her work as a therapist, Kate stated, "It can be ________ work..." challenging
lonely encouraging trying
Correct Answer: lonely
Question 13.
The NACSW (North American Association of Christian Social Workers) was founded in
______ when the climate of the profession was suspect of Christians in the profession. 1954
1974 1985 1968
Correct Answer: 1
Question 14.
Allison shared that she really didn't become interested in social work until she got older.
True False
Correct Answer: false
Question 15.
According to the text, Allison Porter believed she was living out her faith by doing all of the
following except... seeing the value of each student praying for them admitting students to
an addiction clinic helping students to find strength to make good life ch
Correct Answers | Latest Version
Question 1.
What are the NASW Code of Ethics Core Values?
Correct Answer: 1. service
2. social justice
3. dignity and worth of the person
4. importance of human relationships
5. integrity
6. competence
Question 2.
the provision of help, resources and benefits so people may achieve their maximum
potential
Correct Answer: service
Question 3.
uAll people should have the same basic rights, protection, opportunities, obligations and
social benefits
Correct Answer: Social Justice
Question 4.
dignity and worth of a person
Correct Answer: upholding people in high esteem and appreciating individual
value
Question 5.
importance of human relationships
Correct Answer: Valuing the emotional exchange; dynamic interaction; and
affective, cognitive, and behavioral connections that exist between the social
worker and the client to create the
Question 6.
integrity
Correct Answer: Trustworthiness and sound adherence to moral ideals
Question 7.
Having the necessary skills and abilities to perform work with clients effectively
Correct Answer: competence
, Question 8.
Pactrica Cummings
Correct Answer: regional director Presbyterian family care services knew she
was adopted
Question 9.
Evidence that social work had it's earliest roots in the Christian faith included: Christian
leaders Social work was combined with religious education Some have suggested that the
term "social work" comes from term "good works"
Correct Answer: all the above
Question 10.
Kate sees her work with couples - and individuals as well - as a(n) ______________. privilege
opportunity challenge blessing
Correct Answer: privilege
Question 11.
In the introduction of the Garland text, the author speaks of diversity within Christian faith
perspectives amongst social work professionals.
Correct Answer: true
Question 12.
Regarding her work as a therapist, Kate stated, "It can be ________ work..." challenging
lonely encouraging trying
Correct Answer: lonely
Question 13.
The NACSW (North American Association of Christian Social Workers) was founded in
______ when the climate of the profession was suspect of Christians in the profession. 1954
1974 1985 1968
Correct Answer: 1
Question 14.
Allison shared that she really didn't become interested in social work until she got older.
True False
Correct Answer: false
Question 15.
According to the text, Allison Porter believed she was living out her faith by doing all of the
following except... seeing the value of each student praying for them admitting students to
an addiction clinic helping students to find strength to make good life ch
