Exam 2: A History of Helping

Until the Middle Ages people believed that mental illness was caused by the presence of in the body.

By the 1850s,special institutions for the blind,the mentally ill,criminals,and other groups were established because of the belief that

Human service professionals can improve their relationship to managed care by

A major component of the Welfare Reform Legislation in 1996 was to

All but which of the following are questions asked during external review prior to the delivery of services?

Managed care has influenced human services by

Promoting the rights of the poor,improving employment opportunities for minorities,and eradicating poverty were the goals of the

The settlement house movement is best known for its belief that

New ways of assisting those in need during the Middle Ages was prompted by all EXCEPT

The concept of "less eligibility" was introduced in 1834 to

Immigration from abroad and migration from rural to urban areas during the latter half of the 19^th century led to a period of

The Medicare Prescription Drug,Improvement,and Modernization Act of 2003 was passed to

To help states develop programs for increased training,research,and practice,legislation to improve mental health created the

Hippocrates,a doctor in the third century B.C. ,was one of the few professionals who believed that problem behavior was a function of

The Joint Commission on Mental Illness and Health made two recommendations that directly affected the human service movement,which were

Human services flourished under all but which of the following presidents?

The establishment of professional human services organizations served many purposes including

The dramatic change in the care of the mentally ill that occurred by the end of the 18^th century and resulted in more humane treatment is known as

Relief for the poor was the responsibility of which provider during the Middle Ages?

Proponents of laissez faire economics and Social Darwinism discouraged human service provisions by the