Question 1

This initiative by President Lyndon Johnson provided most of the legislation that created the funding for many social service programs.

Accepted Answer

A)  The creation of the National Institute of Mental Health 
B)  Civil rights legislation initiative 
C)  The Great Society 
D)  The Community Mental Health Centers Act 
A)  The creation of the National Institute of Mental Health 
B)  Civil rights legislation initiative 
C)  The Great Society 
D)  The Community Mental Health Centers Act C

Question 2

Jane Addams established Hull House.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

The origins the counseling profession were largely responsible for today's emphasis on a systems approach to understanding clients.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

Almshouses were:

Accepted Answer

A)  safe places to hold one's weapons. 
B)  shelters for the poor. 
C)  mental hospitals. 
D)  insane asylums. 
A)  safe places to hold one's weapons. 
B)  shelters for the poor. 
C)  mental hospitals. 
D)  insane asylums.

Question 5

One of the main differences between the settlement movement and Charity Organization Societies (COSs) was:

Accepted Answer

A)  COSs were developed in the 19th century and settlement houses in the 20th century. 
B)  COSs provided trained licensed therapists, settlement houses provided volunteers. 
C)  COSs had volunteers that would enter poor districts and offer aid while the settlement movement had volunteers who would live with the poor. 
D)  COSs provided counseling; the settlement movement provided monetary aid. 
A)  COSs were developed in the 19th century and settlement houses in the 20th century. 
B)  COSs provided trained licensed therapists, settlement houses provided volunteers. 
C)  COSs had volunteers that would enter poor districts and offer aid while the settlement movement had volunteers who would live with the poor. 
D)  COSs provided counseling; the settlement movement provided monetary aid.

Question 6

From a(n) __________ perspective, it is important for helpers to be careful that they do not develop compassion fatigue/vicarious traumatization syndrome as a result of working in high stress and underpaid circumstances.

Accepted Answer

A)  wellness 
B)  biopsychosocial 
C)  independence 
D)  autonomy 
A)  wellness 
B)  biopsychosocial 
C)  independence 
D)  autonomy

Question 7

Who is considered the founder of the human service field?

Accepted Answer

A)  Frank Parsons 
B)  Carl Rogers 
C)  Harold McPheeters 
D)  Sigmund Freud 
A)  Frank Parsons 
B)  Carl Rogers 
C)  Harold McPheeters 
D)  Sigmund Freud

Question 8

What was (were) the major influence(s) of the 1960s that increased the need for trained human services professionals?

Accepted Answer

A)  Passing of a number of civil rights laws 
B)  Widespread bitter turmoil over the Vietnam War 
C)  Growing unrest within the inner cities 
D)  All of the answers are correct. 
A)  Passing of a number of civil rights laws 
B)  Widespread bitter turmoil over the Vietnam War 
C)  Growing unrest within the inner cities 
D)  All of the answers are correct.

Question 9

The main impetus for the establishment of human service programs had more to do with the need to help people with "moral guidance" than anything else.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

An organization responsible for the accreditation of human service programs and to establish credentialing for human services is:

Accepted Answer

A)  CSHSE 
B)  ACA 
C)  CORE 
D)  NOHSE 
A)  CSHSE 
B)  ACA 
C)  CORE 
D)  NOHSE

Question 11

Which of the following were known as two of the first experimental psychologists?

Accepted Answer

A)  Galton and Wundt 
B)  Wundt and Freud 
C)  Freud and Rogers 
D) Stanley Hall and Wundt 
A)  Galton and Wundt 
B)  Wundt and Freud 
C)  Freud and Rogers 
D) Stanley Hall and Wundt

Question 12

Who was responsible for emphasizing a greater systems focus to the human services field?

Accepted Answer

A)  Jane Addams 
B)  Virginia Satir 
C)  Anna Read 
D)  Dorothea Dix 
A)  Jane Addams 
B)  Virginia Satir 
C)  Anna Read 
D)  Dorothea Dix

Question 13

Which credential was designed to ensure minimum competence in the human service field as well as standing as a mark of the professional's maturity?

Accepted Answer

A)  HS-BCP 
B)  NFHS 
C)  RDCHS 
D)  NAHSD 
A)  HS-BCP 
B)  NFHS 
C)  RDCHS 
D)  NAHSD

Question 14

For many years, __________ was the treatment of choice for mental illness. After a paradigm shift took place, it was recognized that this approach should not be the treatment of choice in many cases.

Accepted Answer

A)  medicine 
B)  existential therapy 
C)  cognitive therapy 
D)  psychoanalysis 
A)  medicine 
B)  existential therapy 
C)  cognitive therapy 
D)  psychoanalysis

Question 15

Which of the following individuals founded the American Psychological Association (APA) more than 100 years ago?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sir Francis Galton 
B) G.Stanley Hall 
C)  Freud 
D)  Rogers 
A)  Sir Francis Galton 
B) G.Stanley Hall 
C)  Freud 
D)  Rogers

Question 16

The Crisis Counseling Program of the Federal Emergency Management Agency promotes resilience, empowerment, and recovery.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Ethical codes are the same as legal requirements.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Mary Richmond was:

Accepted Answer

A)  an early experimental psychologist. 
B)  one of the first to establish a social work training program. 
C)  one of the founders of the human services profession. 
D)  an individual who struggled to change conditions in mental hospitals. 
A)  an early experimental psychologist. 
B)  one of the first to establish a social work training program. 
C)  one of the founders of the human services profession. 
D)  an individual who struggled to change conditions in mental hospitals.

Question 19

Once Marshall completes his training and becomes certified in human services, which of the following should he expect to do?

Accepted Answer

A)  Conduct individual and group psychotherapy on a weekly basis 
B)  Supervise up and coming service providers 
C)  Participate in ongoing learning opportunities to keep up with changes in the field 
D)  Teach undergraduate students who also want to be human service professionals 
A)  Conduct individual and group psychotherapy on a weekly basis 
B)  Supervise up and coming service providers 
C)  Participate in ongoing learning opportunities to keep up with changes in the field 
D)  Teach undergraduate students who also want to be human service professionals

Question 20

Which is not true of the Poor Laws of 1601?

Accepted Answer

A)  It created Charity Organization Societies and "friendly visitors" for the poor. 
B)  They provided relief to the poor and were overseen by the Church. 
C)  They provided a model for social welfare programs in the United States. 
D)  They were established under King Henry VIII in England. 
A)  It created Charity Organization Societies and "friendly visitors" for the poor. 
B)  They provided relief to the poor and were overseen by the Church. 
C)  They provided a model for social welfare programs in the United States. 
D)  They were established under King Henry VIII in England.

This initiative by President Lyndon Johnson provided most of the legislation that created the funding for many social service programs.

Jane Addams established Hull House.

The origins the counseling profession were largely responsible for today's emphasis on a systems approach to understanding clients.

Almshouses were:

One of the main differences between the settlement movement and Charity Organization Societies (COSs) was:

From a(n) __________ perspective, it is important for helpers to be careful that they do not develop compassion fatigue/vicarious traumatization syndrome as a result of working in high stress and underpaid circumstances.

Who is considered the founder of the human service field?

What was (were) the major influence(s) of the 1960s that increased the need for trained human services professionals?

The main impetus for the establishment of human service programs had more to do with the need to help people with "moral guidance" than anything else.

An organization responsible for the accreditation of human service programs and to establish credentialing for human services is:

Which of the following were known as two of the first experimental psychologists?

Who was responsible for emphasizing a greater systems focus to the human services field?

Which credential was designed to ensure minimum competence in the human service field as well as standing as a mark of the professional's maturity?

For many years, __________ was the treatment of choice for mental illness. After a paradigm shift took place, it was recognized that this approach should not be the treatment of choice in many cases.

Which of the following individuals founded the American Psychological Association (APA) more than 100 years ago?

The Crisis Counseling Program of the Federal Emergency Management Agency promotes resilience, empowerment, and recovery.

Ethical codes are the same as legal requirements.

Mary Richmond was:

Once Marshall completes his training and becomes certified in human services, which of the following should he expect to do?

Which is not true of the Poor Laws of 1601?

Defining the Human Service Professional

Standards in the Profession: Skill Standards, Credentialing, Program Accreditation, and Ethics

Theoretical Approaches to Human Service Work

The Helping Interview: Skills, Process, and Case Management

Development of the Person

Couples, Family, and Group Helping

Organizational and Community Change and the Role of Consultation and Supervision

Culturally Competent Helping and Diversity

Working With Varied Client Populations

Research, Evaluation, and Assessment

Career Development, Processes, and Resources: Your Future in Human Services

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Exam 2: History and Current Issues in Human Services

This initiative by President Lyndon Johnson provided most of the legislation that created the funding for many social service programs.

Jane Addams established Hull House.

The origins the counseling profession were largely responsible for today's emphasis on a systems approach to understanding clients.

Almshouses were:

One of the main differences between the settlement movement and Charity Organization Societies (COSs) was:

From a(n) __________ perspective, it is important for helpers to be careful that they do not develop compassion fatigue/vicarious traumatization syndrome as a result of working in high stress and underpaid circumstances.

Who is considered the founder of the human service field?

What was (were) the major influence(s) of the 1960s that increased the need for trained human services professionals?

The main impetus for the establishment of human service programs had more to do with the need to help people with "moral guidance" than anything else.

An organization responsible for the accreditation of human service programs and to establish credentialing for human services is:

Which of the following were known as two of the first experimental psychologists?

Who was responsible for emphasizing a greater systems focus to the human services field?

Which credential was designed to ensure minimum competence in the human service field as well as standing as a mark of the professional's maturity?

For many years, __________ was the treatment of choice for mental illness. After a paradigm shift took place, it was recognized that this approach should not be the treatment of choice in many cases.

Which of the following individuals founded the American Psychological Association (APA) more than 100 years ago?

The Crisis Counseling Program of the Federal Emergency Management Agency promotes resilience, empowerment, and recovery.

Ethical codes are the same as legal requirements.

Mary Richmond was:

Once Marshall completes his training and becomes certified in human services, which of the following should he expect to do?

Which is not true of the Poor Laws of 1601?

Defining the Human Service Professional

Standards in the Profession: Skill Standards, Credentialing, Program Accreditation, and Ethics

Theoretical Approaches to Human Service Work

The Helping Interview: Skills, Process, and Case Management

Development of the Person

Couples, Family, and Group Helping

Organizational and Community Change and the Role of Consultation and Supervision

Culturally Competent Helping and Diversity

Working With Varied Client Populations

Research, Evaluation, and Assessment

Career Development, Processes, and Resources: Your Future in Human Services

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