Exam 6: Practice Settings

Define social advocacy, planning and policy practice, and community capacity development.

In macro practice, the second step in the Triple-A critical thinking process is to assist the client in the planned change process.

Social work with families combines ____ practice.

A public social agency's primary purpose is to earn a profit for its owners.

Social work in rural communities:

_____ support involves help such as money, rides, and shelter.

Define accreditation, and cite the organization that provides accreditation for social work programs.

The idea of the method of community organization called _____ is to involve as many people as possible within the community in a democratic manner to define their goals and help themselves.

Explain why social work with families is a combination of the micro and mezzo levels of practice.

Treatment groups help individuals solve personal problems, change unwanted behaviors, cope with stress, and improve quality of life.

When using the Triple-A critical thinking process in macro practice, the third step would be:

Compare and contrast the issues in rural and urban social work.

A group of agency workers and clients who join forces to conduct a letter-writing campaign to legislators to place stoplights at a dangerous intersection is an example of a(n):

EAP stands for Employee Assistance Programs.

The greatest number of social workers two years post graduation with a bachelor's degree are employed in which of the following fields of practice:

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):

Research indicates that male social workers earn about _____% more than female social workers.

The greatest number of social workers with a bachelor's degree at graduation are employed in which of the following field of practice:

What are the five purposes that the National Association of Social Workers fulfills?

Typically, closed questions begin with what, how, why, or could.