Intro to Social Work Final Exam 2024
Joannie Devereaux's efforts to protect nursing home residents by advocating more
inclusive state-level elder abuse mandatory reporting laws support the social work goal
of _____. - Answers-promoting social justice through the development of just social
policy
social work's goals - Answers-1. Enhancing client's capacities to resolve problems,
cope, and function effectively
2. Linking clients with needed resources
3. Improving the social service delivery network
4. Promoting social justice through the development of social policy
Enhancing client's capacities to resolve problems, cope, and function effectively -
Answers-Assess obstacles to client's ability to function
Empowerment Social Work - Answers--Empowerment incorporates social action and
advocacy.
-Collaboration with clients is central to empowerment practice.
-Empowerment requires access to resources.
Concluding that people who are poor are poor because lack a work ethic best illustrates
an attitude of - Answers-classism
The function of the social welfare institution is to _____. - Answers-provide supports so
people can attain or sustain social functioning
Greg's resume demonstrates his expertise in neighborhood development. To continue
on this career path in social work, he will most likely seek employment in the field of
_____. - Answers-community organizing
Lien upholds the view that social welfare programs and services should be available to
all persons as a citizen right. Lien's perspective reflects a(n) ______ view of social
welfare. - Answers-institutional
Consensus Model - Answers-values maintaining equilibrium in relationships between
the society and its members.
conflict model - Answers-Focues on power issues and hold that social problems result
from inequitable distributions of power and authority. Change the power and authority in
social arrangements.
, institutional view of social welfare - Answers-a view of the function of social welfare,
welfare as an integrated function of a modern industrial society that provides services
as a citizen's right. criticized for usurping the legitimate functions of other institutions. no
stigma attached to receiving funds or services, belief that an individual's difficulties are
due to cases largely beyond his or her control.
residual view of social welfare - Answers-a view of the function of social welfare, welfare
applies only when family, economic, or political structures break down. criticized as
stopgap measure or "bandage approach" to the provision of services. stigma attached
to receiving services or funds.
Empowerment is best described as ______. - Answers-having personal and
sociopolitical dimensions
A basic assumption of Maslow's hierarchy of needs is that _____. - Answers-
fundamental basic needs must be met before pursuing higher-level growth needs
As an empowerment-oriented social worker. Jim knows that empowerment refers to
______. - Answers-both a process and an outcome
Which of the following exemplifies a second generation right? - Answers-rights to a
reasonable standard of living
first gen rights - Answers-Civil & Political
Due process
Freedom of speech, religion, assembly
second gen rights - Answers-social, economic, and cultural
health care, standard of living, education, work, discrimination
third gen rights - Answers-collective rights
environmental justice, humanitarian and disaster relief, economic development, self-
determination, peaceful coexistence
Delivered at the Baltimore Conference on Charities, Flexner's 1915 speech ______. -
Answers-generated activities so social work could meet his stated criteria for achieving
professional status
Students enrolled in the course, "Generalist Social Work Practice," are learning about
ways to build collaborative relationships with clients. These relationship-building skills
are most likely associated with the outcome competency identified as _____. - Answers-
engagement
Competencies - Answers-1. Ethical and professional behavior
2. Diversity and difference
Joannie Devereaux's efforts to protect nursing home residents by advocating more
inclusive state-level elder abuse mandatory reporting laws support the social work goal
of _____. - Answers-promoting social justice through the development of just social
policy
social work's goals - Answers-1. Enhancing client's capacities to resolve problems,
cope, and function effectively
2. Linking clients with needed resources
3. Improving the social service delivery network
4. Promoting social justice through the development of social policy
Enhancing client's capacities to resolve problems, cope, and function effectively -
Answers-Assess obstacles to client's ability to function
Empowerment Social Work - Answers--Empowerment incorporates social action and
advocacy.
-Collaboration with clients is central to empowerment practice.
-Empowerment requires access to resources.
Concluding that people who are poor are poor because lack a work ethic best illustrates
an attitude of - Answers-classism
The function of the social welfare institution is to _____. - Answers-provide supports so
people can attain or sustain social functioning
Greg's resume demonstrates his expertise in neighborhood development. To continue
on this career path in social work, he will most likely seek employment in the field of
_____. - Answers-community organizing
Lien upholds the view that social welfare programs and services should be available to
all persons as a citizen right. Lien's perspective reflects a(n) ______ view of social
welfare. - Answers-institutional
Consensus Model - Answers-values maintaining equilibrium in relationships between
the society and its members.
conflict model - Answers-Focues on power issues and hold that social problems result
from inequitable distributions of power and authority. Change the power and authority in
social arrangements.
, institutional view of social welfare - Answers-a view of the function of social welfare,
welfare as an integrated function of a modern industrial society that provides services
as a citizen's right. criticized for usurping the legitimate functions of other institutions. no
stigma attached to receiving funds or services, belief that an individual's difficulties are
due to cases largely beyond his or her control.
residual view of social welfare - Answers-a view of the function of social welfare, welfare
applies only when family, economic, or political structures break down. criticized as
stopgap measure or "bandage approach" to the provision of services. stigma attached
to receiving services or funds.
Empowerment is best described as ______. - Answers-having personal and
sociopolitical dimensions
A basic assumption of Maslow's hierarchy of needs is that _____. - Answers-
fundamental basic needs must be met before pursuing higher-level growth needs
As an empowerment-oriented social worker. Jim knows that empowerment refers to
______. - Answers-both a process and an outcome
Which of the following exemplifies a second generation right? - Answers-rights to a
reasonable standard of living
first gen rights - Answers-Civil & Political
Due process
Freedom of speech, religion, assembly
second gen rights - Answers-social, economic, and cultural
health care, standard of living, education, work, discrimination
third gen rights - Answers-collective rights
environmental justice, humanitarian and disaster relief, economic development, self-
determination, peaceful coexistence
Delivered at the Baltimore Conference on Charities, Flexner's 1915 speech ______. -
Answers-generated activities so social work could meet his stated criteria for achieving
professional status
Students enrolled in the course, "Generalist Social Work Practice," are learning about
ways to build collaborative relationships with clients. These relationship-building skills
are most likely associated with the outcome competency identified as _____. - Answers-
engagement
Competencies - Answers-1. Ethical and professional behavior
2. Diversity and difference
