SOWK 2154 Final Exam QUESTIONS AND
GOLDEN TIPS ANSWERS 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS GRADED A
According to the survey conducted by Hull (2004), the majority of BSW alumni
felt that their first major role was:
a.) case management
b.) advocacy
c.) counseling
d.) brokering - ANSWER>>case management
An example of a(n) _____________ termination is when a client leaves an
institution for some reason or loses eligibility to receive social services.
a.) forced
b.) unplanned
c.) natural
d.) planned - ANSWER>>forced
__________ is a program that offers temporary provision of care so that the
regular caregivers have some time away from child care responsibilities.
a.) Big Brother/Big Sister
b.) Day care
c.) Respite care
d.) Foster care - ANSWER>>Respite care
Social workers can perform all of the following actions to conduct policy
practice and advocacy except:
,a.) persuade
b.) use grievance processes.
c.) initiate a legal action
d.) surrender - ANSWER>>surrender
_________ is a severe mental disturbance characterized by delusions and
hallucinations with an inability to participate in goal-directed activities.
a.) Schizophrenia
b.) Insomnia
c.) Phobia
d.) Neurosis - ANSWER>>Schizophrenia
Which of the following is a blockage or hemorrhage of a blood vessel leading to
the brain, causing an inadequate oxygen supply and often long-term
impairment of sensation, movement, or functioning?
a.) Muscular dystrophy
b.) Arthritis
c.) Multiple sclerosis
d.) Stroke - ANSWER>>Stroke
In 1919, schools of social work in Canada and the United States joined together
to form what is now known as the:
a.) American Association of Schools of Social Work
b. ) North American School Social Work Association
c.) School Social Work Association
d.) Schools of Social Work Association of America - ANSWER>>American
Association of Schools of Social Work
According to the research conducted by Santrock (2012), which of the following
statements is true of pregnancy rates in the United States?
,a.) 10% of teen pregnancies occur within six months of sexual initiation.
b.) 5% of teen pregnancies end in miscarriage or stillbirth.
c.) The U.S. adolescent pregnancy rate is eight times as high as the Netherlands.
d.) The U.S. adolescents are more sexually active than their counterparts in the
Netherlands. - ANSWER>>The U.S. adolescent pregnancy rate is eight times as
high as the Netherlands.
The _______ channeled funds to finance various public works such as building
roads, cataloging resources in libraries, digging drainage ditches, and renovating
parks.
a.) Public Works Administration
b.) Civilian Works Administration
c.) Civilian Conservation Corps
d.) Federal Emergency Relief Act - ANSWER>>Civilian Works Administration
_________ involves how lines of authority and communication operate within
an agency, how the administration runs that agency, and what the agency
environment is like.
a.) Client empowerment
b.) Organizational structure
c.) Micromanagement
d.) Horizontal integration - ANSWER>>Organizational structure
A group of staff representatives appointed to investigate, assess, and make
recommendations about the quality of food served in a nursing home is an
example of a(n):
a.) treatment conference
b.) administrative group
c.) committee
, d.) social action group - ANSWER>>committee
________ personality disorder is characterized by pompous and pretentious
behavior, constant search for admiration, and the inability to have and express
empathy.
a.) Paranoid
b.) Narcissistic
c.) Schizoid
d.) Antisocial - ANSWER>>Narcissistic
Barker (2014) describes ___________ as a nation's system of programs, benefits,
and services that help people meet those social, economic, educational, and
health needs that are fundamental to the maintenance of society.
a.) sustainability
b.) distributive justice
c.) social welfare
d.) fundamentalism - ANSWER>>social welfare
In the context of addressing the problem of HIV/AIDS, __________ has
developed educational programming in addition to having cut taxes on
condoms and gotten religious leaders to participate in AIDS education.
a.) Zimbabwe
b.) Senegal
c.) Ethiopia
d.) Tanzania - ANSWER>>Senegal
___________ involved recruiting people to work in urban and rural
neighborhoods experiencing economic and cultural problems.
a.) Job Corps
GOLDEN TIPS ANSWERS 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS GRADED A
According to the survey conducted by Hull (2004), the majority of BSW alumni
felt that their first major role was:
a.) case management
b.) advocacy
c.) counseling
d.) brokering - ANSWER>>case management
An example of a(n) _____________ termination is when a client leaves an
institution for some reason or loses eligibility to receive social services.
a.) forced
b.) unplanned
c.) natural
d.) planned - ANSWER>>forced
__________ is a program that offers temporary provision of care so that the
regular caregivers have some time away from child care responsibilities.
a.) Big Brother/Big Sister
b.) Day care
c.) Respite care
d.) Foster care - ANSWER>>Respite care
Social workers can perform all of the following actions to conduct policy
practice and advocacy except:
,a.) persuade
b.) use grievance processes.
c.) initiate a legal action
d.) surrender - ANSWER>>surrender
_________ is a severe mental disturbance characterized by delusions and
hallucinations with an inability to participate in goal-directed activities.
a.) Schizophrenia
b.) Insomnia
c.) Phobia
d.) Neurosis - ANSWER>>Schizophrenia
Which of the following is a blockage or hemorrhage of a blood vessel leading to
the brain, causing an inadequate oxygen supply and often long-term
impairment of sensation, movement, or functioning?
a.) Muscular dystrophy
b.) Arthritis
c.) Multiple sclerosis
d.) Stroke - ANSWER>>Stroke
In 1919, schools of social work in Canada and the United States joined together
to form what is now known as the:
a.) American Association of Schools of Social Work
b. ) North American School Social Work Association
c.) School Social Work Association
d.) Schools of Social Work Association of America - ANSWER>>American
Association of Schools of Social Work
According to the research conducted by Santrock (2012), which of the following
statements is true of pregnancy rates in the United States?
,a.) 10% of teen pregnancies occur within six months of sexual initiation.
b.) 5% of teen pregnancies end in miscarriage or stillbirth.
c.) The U.S. adolescent pregnancy rate is eight times as high as the Netherlands.
d.) The U.S. adolescents are more sexually active than their counterparts in the
Netherlands. - ANSWER>>The U.S. adolescent pregnancy rate is eight times as
high as the Netherlands.
The _______ channeled funds to finance various public works such as building
roads, cataloging resources in libraries, digging drainage ditches, and renovating
parks.
a.) Public Works Administration
b.) Civilian Works Administration
c.) Civilian Conservation Corps
d.) Federal Emergency Relief Act - ANSWER>>Civilian Works Administration
_________ involves how lines of authority and communication operate within
an agency, how the administration runs that agency, and what the agency
environment is like.
a.) Client empowerment
b.) Organizational structure
c.) Micromanagement
d.) Horizontal integration - ANSWER>>Organizational structure
A group of staff representatives appointed to investigate, assess, and make
recommendations about the quality of food served in a nursing home is an
example of a(n):
a.) treatment conference
b.) administrative group
c.) committee
, d.) social action group - ANSWER>>committee
________ personality disorder is characterized by pompous and pretentious
behavior, constant search for admiration, and the inability to have and express
empathy.
a.) Paranoid
b.) Narcissistic
c.) Schizoid
d.) Antisocial - ANSWER>>Narcissistic
Barker (2014) describes ___________ as a nation's system of programs, benefits,
and services that help people meet those social, economic, educational, and
health needs that are fundamental to the maintenance of society.
a.) sustainability
b.) distributive justice
c.) social welfare
d.) fundamentalism - ANSWER>>social welfare
In the context of addressing the problem of HIV/AIDS, __________ has
developed educational programming in addition to having cut taxes on
condoms and gotten religious leaders to participate in AIDS education.
a.) Zimbabwe
b.) Senegal
c.) Ethiopia
d.) Tanzania - ANSWER>>Senegal
___________ involved recruiting people to work in urban and rural
neighborhoods experiencing economic and cultural problems.
a.) Job Corps
