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social welfare correct answerscondition or well-being of a society social welfare systems correct answersstructures that provide for our well-being social welfare policy correct answersorganized responses or lack of to a social issue or problem social welfare programs correct answersproducts of social welfare policies policy practice correct answersefforts to change policy in legislative, agency, and community settings, whether by establishing new policies, improving existing ones, o...

Civil servants are not able to deploy programs in an equitable and nonpartisan manner. correct answersWhich of the following regarding bureaucratic rationally is NOT a true statement? The continued recertification and funding by public decision makers is a sign of an effect and successful program. correct answersSocial activists rely on the premise that- 10;5 correct answersOf the bills presented in Congress, approximately ___% are reported out of committee and ___% become law. Educatio...

What is the mission of the NSU Department of SW? correct answersdevelop competent, solid, beginning-level generalist social workers. appreciation of human diversity- lifelong learners whose values and ethics are consistent with the profession of social work. a commitment of service to the professional community and populations at risk who suffer from oppression due to social and economic injustice. provide a caring, student centered environment that encourages professional developmen...

(1) Social work practice consists of the professional application of social work values, principles, and techniques to all but which of the following ends? correct answersconvincing clients of the best possible choices to make regarding their lives An affluent Caucasian suburban teenage girl likely has different experiences with and perceptions of police officers than a poor African American man living in the city. This contrast illustrates the concept of ______. correct answersintersectional...

At the time this text was written, _____ is a state in the United States that legalizes gay marriage. correct answersCalifornia _____ is the traditional term for the network of policies and programs designed to empower families, promote a healthy environment, protect children, and meet children's needs. correct answersChild Welfare Supportive services include which of the following: correct answersDay Care Substitute services include which of the following: correct answersFoster Care...

Child Protective Services (CPS) correct answersInterventions aimed at protecting children at risk of maltreatment. These social workers are usually employed by state or county public agencies whose designated task is to protect children from harm. Child neglect correct answersthe failure of a parent, guardian, or other caregiver to provide for a child's basic needs. Includes physical, medical, educational, and emotional Family Preservation Services correct answersshort-term, familybased...

Open vs Closed Questions correct answers-Open questions are those that can't be answered in a few words. They tend to facilitate deeper evaluation of client issues. -Closed questions enable you to obtain important specifics and can usually be answered in very few words. What is social work? correct answersProfessional activity of helping individuals, families, groups, organizations, or communities enhance or restore their capacity for social functioning and creating societal conditions fa...

The traditional view of helping clients involves asking them questions primarily about what? correct answersproblems, mistakes, causes, and solutions; focus on client's feelings The traditional view is similar to the model used in what other profession correct answersMedical Model (emphasizes diagnosis rather than treatment) Which type of questions did the students not ask Rosie a. Questions about times which go better for her b. Questions about her problems c. Questinos about potent...

voluntary clients correct answersthose who apply for services themselves involuntary clients correct answersthose who experience nonlegal pressure from family members, teachers, referral sources, etc six values of social work correct answers1. service 2. social justice 3. dignity and worth of a person 4. importance of human relationships 5. integrity 6. competence service (social work value) correct answershelp people in need & to address social problems social justice (social w...

Generalist Social Work A.B.C.D. correct answersA. Utilizes generic practice processes B. Recognizes potential for change at multiple system levels C. Views behavior in context of social environments D. Integrates direct practice, social policy, and research. 3 levels of social work correct answers1. Micro - individuals 2. Mezzo - groups 3. Macro - communities Social Work is known for... correct answersIts integrated view which focuses on persons in the context of their physical an...

Social Work Practice correct answersPromotes social change and problem solving in human relationships and the empowerment and liberation of people to enhance well-being. List/Draw Maslow's 5 Hierarchy of Needs correct answers(top to bottom) 1) Self- Actualization 2) Esteem 3) Belongingness 4) Safety and Security 5) Physiological Social Welfare correct answersThe various social services provided by a state for the benefit of its citizens. Social Justice correct answers- Prejudic...

Prejudice correct answersThis is an opinion or prejudgement about an individual, group or issue that is not based on fact. Discrimination correct answersIt is the unequal treatment of people based on prejudgement because they belong to some category Oppression correct answersThis is longer-term result of putting extreme limitations on or discriminating against some designated group Homophobia correct answersThis is the irrational hatred or fear or dislike of gay, lesbian, or bisexual pe...

Much of what social workers do within the criminal justice system can be called _____. correct answersforensic social work What is the difference between felony and misdemeanor? Give an example of each, and describe how they are punished. correct answersA felony is a crime involving violence. Usually more serious than a misdemeanor. Examples are murder, assault, and arson. They are usually punishable by imprisonment for more than one year or by death. A misdemeanor is a minor wrongdoing. A...

Theories that are highly abstract are correct answers Define the strengths perspective. Why is it important for social workers to focus on a client's strengths? correct answers A form of professional practice competently conducted in a variety of settings with client systems of various sizes at several levels of prevention using a transferable body of knowledge, values, and skills is a definition of: correct answersgeneralist practice The process of identifying, describing, measuring...

Social Welfare correct answersan organized system which provides social services and programs to assist individuals and factors only Medicine Wheel correct answersan ancient symbol that signifies a holistic method of healing and helping individuals, families,and communities Inuit Quajimajatuqangit (IQ) correct answersThe Inuktitut (Inuit language) term for traditional or Indigenous knowledge of the Inuit Deserving Poor correct answersIndividuals in poverty assessed as being poor through...

1. Values vs Morals correct answers•ETHICS: prepositional statements (standards) that are used by members of a profession or group to determine what the right course of action in a situation is. Ask "What ought I do?" •VALUES: describe ideas that we value or prize. To value something means that we hold it dear and feel it has worth to us. 2. Kohlberg's Six Stages of Moral Development? (3 stages) correct answers1• PRE-conventional - focus is on the INDIV only -focus on OBEDI...

Micro Practice correct answersOne-on-one basis with individuals Mezzo Practice correct answersWorking with families or small groups Macro Practice correct answersWorking with organizations and communities; or seeking changes in statues and social policies Competencies correct answersProfessional Identity Ethical Practice Critical Thinking Diversity in Practice Human Rights and Justice Research Based Practice Human Behavior Policy Practice Practice Contexts Engage, Assess, Int...

Social Welfare correct answersThe well-being of society and general efforts to improve that well-being. Well-being includes health, environment, etc. and is influenced by a various amount of groups/organizations. Social Policy correct answersPolicies that are developed and implemented to promote the well-being or address problems within society. Many factors influence social policy such as status and power. Policy correct answersDecisions made about what to do or not to do about certain pr...

social works should only seek consultation from _______ who have demonstrated knowledge, expertise, and competence correct answerscolleauges _____ _____ is meant to discuss the public knowing about the violation and the impact of the morality framework correct answersStep 2 Social workers should inform clients when a ______ of ______ interest arises correct answersconflict, interest an ________ should be considered when assessing the justification for violation of a moral rule correct a...

Equality correct answersstates everyone should get the same thing Equity correct answersstates people do not receive the same things, rather they receive the same opportunities Liberation correct answersstates, we can live in a state where people are free and have equal opportunities despite circumstances in life. Triple A-Approach correct answersAsk questions, Assess the established facts and issues involved, Assert a concluding opinion Micro Practice correct answersInterventio...