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relative needs - Answer: equal status in the legal system, quality education, a living wage and
access to programs and opportunities for enhancing one's life are all examples of
social inequality - Answer: whites, heterosexuals, people without disabilities, and men have
more access to societies benefits, Resources, power and wealth while some have less this is the
definition of?
collecting and analyzing data - Answer: a social workers micro skills are important to what part
of the advocacy cycle
distributive justice - Answer: ability to allocate or spread resources, income and wealth in a
manner that ensures people's basic material needs are met
Community reign supreme perspective - Answer: advocating for a broader change that could
benefit more than just one client
economic and social justice - Answer: promoting and establishing equal Liberties, rights, duties,
and opportunities in the social institutions of a society for all people
relative needs - Answer: the goods and services that promote human dignity and well-being
over the long term
social workers dual responsibility - Answer: promoting Justice at the individual and Society level
, cause advocacy - Answer: a structural or systemic effect to change policies, practices,
procedures, and laws for a larger cause
cause advocacy - Answer: creates social change through systematic efforts of changing policies,
practices, procedures, and laws. involves the relative needs of a group Community or Society
evaluation - Answer: which step of the change process accentuates accountability
diagnosis - Answer: which is not one of the steps of Social Work change process
absolute needs - Answer: the basic goods and services that support human survival
case advocacy - Answer: involves one case and require some form of direct change. involves
meeting and individuals absolute needs
steps in Social Work change process - Answer: 1 engagement 2 assessment 3 planning 4
implementation 5 evaluation
case manager - Answer: Marla coordinates all the individual people involved in Genevieves case,
her parole officer, her family, her halfway house, counselor, and her new boss and keeps them
on the same page as they work to help Genevieve reintegrate into the community Marla is
performing which Social Work role?
advocacy - Answer: social workers often feel compelled to fight on behalf of a client for that
individual to experience better conditions and more programs to assist them this reflects social
workers commitment to?
adaptation - Answer: requires input from new ideas and experiences in a form of effort and
flexibility