Exam 4: Policy Analysis From a Historical Perspective

Even though agency histories are rarely written down in a formal fashion,historical policy analysis can be used effectively to understand agency programs and policies.

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Assume that you were recently hired as the new substance abuse program director at Benton Park Crisis Center.What do you think would be some of your biggest challenges in adapting to this work environment? What tensions would you anticipate based on the specific history of the organization?

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Some of the biggest challenges I anticipate in adapting to the work environment at Benton Park Crisis Center include gaining the trust and respect of the existing staff, understanding the specific needs and dynamics of the clients we serve, and navigating any existing power dynamics or conflicts within the organization.

Based on the specific history of the organization, I anticipate tensions related to past leadership turnover, changes in program direction, and potential resistance to new ideas or approaches. There may also be lingering issues related to funding, community relationships, and staff morale that could impact my ability to effectively lead the substance abuse program. It will be important for me to approach these challenges with sensitivity, open communication, and a willingness to listen and learn from the experiences of those who have been with the organization for a longer period of time. Building strong relationships and demonstrating a commitment to the mission and values of the Benton Park Crisis Center will be essential in overcoming these potential tensions and creating a positive and effective work environment.

Which of the following is not an example of a common error in historical interpretation?

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In regards to evaluation and interpretation of historical evidence,the end product or conclusion will:

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Which is not an example of an essential skill of analysis and critical judgment in historical analysis?

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Edward Berkowitz' study of disability policies did not recommended:

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An understanding of the outcomes of previous policies:

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Historical policy analysis cannot provide:

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Eve Smith's study of early 20^thcentury orphanages concluded that past children's institutions would not be appropriate models for contemporary children institutions because:

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Outline the important task in a historical analysis? What are the critical considerations for each step? What are some of the limitations and strengths of this approach?

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Some researchers criticize the historical approach as lacking the scientific precision of other methods.

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One indication the quality of a historical policy analysis is:

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Question 12

Predicting backwards from the results to motives neglects the important role of policy implementation's influence on results.

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Question 13

As historical evidence is gathered,it must be evaluated and interpreted.

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Because a historical analysis analyzes a policy's or program's goals and effects,such analysis evaluates:

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Critically analyze Geoffrey Guest's study of colonial poor relief documents.What additional evidence would you require before you would agree with the conclusion that boarding-out was driven by economic factors?

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Funding changes had little influence on the work of the Benton Park Crisis Center.

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______________ occurs when a researcher makes broad generalizations based on limited facts and failing to test assumptions with negative examples.

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One of the most important tasks in historical analysis is:

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Consider the statement that,"it's good to be skeptical of everyone." Why is this important when evaluating sources as part of a historical analysis? What are the important considerations when evaluating the reliability of sources?

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Even though agency histories are rarely written down in a formal fashion,historical policy analysis can be used effectively to understand agency programs and policies.

Assume that you were recently hired as the new substance abuse program director at Benton Park Crisis Center.What do you think would be some of your biggest challenges in adapting to this work environment? What tensions would you anticipate based on the specific history of the organization?

Which of the following is not an example of a common error in historical interpretation?

In regards to evaluation and interpretation of historical evidence,the end product or conclusion will:

Which is not an example of an essential skill of analysis and critical judgment in historical analysis?

Edward Berkowitz' study of disability policies did not recommended:

An understanding of the outcomes of previous policies:

Historical policy analysis cannot provide:

Eve Smith's study of early 20^thcentury orphanages concluded that past children's institutions would not be appropriate models for contemporary children institutions because:

Outline the important task in a historical analysis? What are the critical considerations for each step? What are some of the limitations and strengths of this approach?

Some researchers criticize the historical approach as lacking the scientific precision of other methods.

One indication the quality of a historical policy analysis is:

Predicting backwards from the results to motives neglects the important role of policy implementation's influence on results.

As historical evidence is gathered,it must be evaluated and interpreted.

Because a historical analysis analyzes a policy's or program's goals and effects,such analysis evaluates:

Critically analyze Geoffrey Guest's study of colonial poor relief documents.What additional evidence would you require before you would agree with the conclusion that boarding-out was driven by economic factors?

Funding changes had little influence on the work of the Benton Park Crisis Center.

______________ occurs when a researcher makes broad generalizations based on limited facts and failing to test assumptions with negative examples.

One of the most important tasks in historical analysis is:

Consider the statement that,"it's good to be skeptical of everyone." Why is this important when evaluating sources as part of a historical analysis? What are the important considerations when evaluating the reliability of sources?

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Exam 4: Policy Analysis From a Historical Perspective

Even though agency histories are rarely written down in a formal fashion,historical policy analysis can be used effectively to understand agency programs and policies.

Assume that you were recently hired as the new substance abuse program director at Benton Park Crisis Center.What do you think would be some of your biggest challenges in adapting to this work environment? What tensions would you anticipate based on the specific history of the organization?

Which of the following is not an example of a common error in historical interpretation?

In regards to evaluation and interpretation of historical evidence,the end product or conclusion will:

Which is not an example of an essential skill of analysis and critical judgment in historical analysis?

Edward Berkowitz' study of disability policies did not recommended:

An understanding of the outcomes of previous policies:

Historical policy analysis cannot provide:

Eve Smith's study of early 20th century orphanages concluded that past children's institutions would not be appropriate models for contemporary children institutions because:

Outline the important task in a historical analysis? What are the critical considerations for each step? What are some of the limitations and strengths of this approach?

Some researchers criticize the historical approach as lacking the scientific precision of other methods.

One indication the quality of a historical policy analysis is:

Predicting backwards from the results to motives neglects the important role of policy implementation's influence on results.

As historical evidence is gathered,it must be evaluated and interpreted.

Because a historical analysis analyzes a policy's or program's goals and effects,such analysis evaluates:

Critically analyze Geoffrey Guest's study of colonial poor relief documents.What additional evidence would you require before you would agree with the conclusion that boarding-out was driven by economic factors?

Funding changes had little influence on the work of the Benton Park Crisis Center.

______________ occurs when a researcher makes broad generalizations based on limited facts and failing to test assumptions with negative examples.

One of the most important tasks in historical analysis is:

Consider the statement that,"it's good to be skeptical of everyone." Why is this important when evaluating sources as part of a historical analysis? What are the important considerations when evaluating the reliability of sources?

The Policy-Based Profession 1

Efining Social Welfare Policy

Social Welfare Policy Analysis

Socialeconomic Analysis

Fighting Poverty:temporary Assistance to Needy Families

Aging: Social Security As an Entitlement

Mental Health and Substance Abuse

Health

Child Welfare: Family Preservation Policy

Politics and Social Welfare Policy

Taking Action: Policy Practice for Social Workers

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Eve Smith's study of early 20^thcentury orphanages concluded that past children's institutions would not be appropriate models for contemporary children institutions because: