Question 1

Discuss the Human Development Index.

Accepted Answer

Students' answers will vary.In looking a

Question 2

_____ is one of the "big five" or OCEAN personality factors.

Accepted Answer

A) Self-reliance 
B) Selfishness 
C) Neuroticism 
D) Introversion 
A) Self-reliance 
B) Selfishness 
C) Neuroticism 
D) Introversion

Question 3

In the context of professionalism among social workers, what is the fundamental attribution error?

Accepted Answer

A) The tendency of people to blame external factors, such as other people or circumstances, for their personal shortcomings is referred to as the fundamental attribution error. 
B) The use of unethical measures by social workers while collecting research data is referred to as the fundamental attribution error. 
C) The overvaluing of personal and the undervaluing of social and environmental factors in the analysis of human behavior is referred to as the fundamental attribution error. 
D) The inability to see one's personal lapses in judgement is referred to as the fundamental attribution error. 
A) The tendency of people to blame external factors, such as other people or circumstances, for their personal shortcomings is referred to as the fundamental attribution error. 
B) The use of unethical measures by social workers while collecting research data is referred to as the fundamental attribution error. 
C) The overvaluing of personal and the undervaluing of social and environmental factors in the analysis of human behavior is referred to as the fundamental attribution error. 
D) The inability to see one's personal lapses in judgement is referred to as the fundamental attribution error.

Question 4

In the context of social work service, integrity suggests:

Accepted Answer

A) consequentiality. 
B) secrecy. 
C) flexibility. 
D) trustworthiness. 
A) consequentiality. 
B) secrecy. 
C) flexibility. 
D) trustworthiness.

Question 5

It is essential that as a social worker you develop a strong social support network to help you manage the impact of the demands of this highly stressful profession.Assess the areas where you may be most impacted by your own social circumstances.

Accepted Answer

Students' answers will vary.Social suppo

Question 6

The common factors that are important for the effective working relationships between social workers and their clients are:

Accepted Answer

A) not related to the facilitative conditions. 
B) also referred to as facilitative conditions. 
C) specific to a particular model or approach employed by social workers while dealing with their clients. 
D) separate from the effects of specific intervention approaches and techniques employed by social workers. 
A) not related to the facilitative conditions. 
B) also referred to as facilitative conditions. 
C) specific to a particular model or approach employed by social workers while dealing with their clients. 
D) separate from the effects of specific intervention approaches and techniques employed by social workers.

Question 7

For social workers, _____ involves the "conﬁdence in their ability to execute speciﬁc skills in a particular set of circumstances and thereby achieve a successful outcome" (Holden, Meenaghan, Anastas, & Metrey, 2001, p.116).

Accepted Answer

A) self-interest 
B) self-efficacy 
C) self-control 
D) self-awareness 
A) self-interest 
B) self-efficacy 
C) self-control 
D) self-awareness

Question 8

Is it ethical for a social worker to lie to his or her supervisor?

Accepted Answer

Students' answers will vary.Personal and

Question 9

Professionalism in social work involves all of the following fundamental aspects EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) personal and professional integrity. 
B) a privileged status and prestige in society. 
C) diversity and difference. 
D) critical thinking and scientific inquiry. 
A) personal and professional integrity. 
B) a privileged status and prestige in society. 
C) diversity and difference. 
D) critical thinking and scientific inquiry.

Question 10

What are the factors that contribute to social well-being?

Accepted Answer

Students' answers will vary.Several fact

Question 11

In the context of social workers, which of the following practices is likely to improve the quality and the effectiveness of the process of helping clients?

Accepted Answer

A) Using immediate thoughts and emotional reactions as a basis for professional action 
B) Acquiring systematic evaluative feedback from clients 
C) Using a standard approach to solve the problems of each client 
D) Asking closed-ended questions during interviews with clients 
A) Using immediate thoughts and emotional reactions as a basis for professional action 
B) Acquiring systematic evaluative feedback from clients 
C) Using a standard approach to solve the problems of each client 
D) Asking closed-ended questions during interviews with clients

Question 12

Social workers must not only possess sophisticated knowledge and expertise; we must also expect that we can make a difference as well.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Discuss the Human Development Index.

_____ is one of the "big five" or OCEAN personality factors.

In the context of professionalism among social workers, what is the fundamental attribution error?

In the context of social work service, integrity suggests:

It is essential that as a social worker you develop a strong social support network to help you manage the impact of the demands of this highly stressful profession.Assess the areas where you may be most impacted by your own social circumstances.

The common factors that are important for the effective working relationships between social workers and their clients are:

For social workers, _____ involves the "conﬁdence in their ability to execute speciﬁc skills in a particular set of circumstances and thereby achieve a successful outcome" (Holden, Meenaghan, Anastas, & Metrey, 2001, p.116).

Is it ethical for a social worker to lie to his or her supervisor?

Professionalism in social work involves all of the following fundamental aspects EXCEPT:

What are the factors that contribute to social well-being?

In the context of social workers, which of the following practices is likely to improve the quality and the effectiveness of the process of helping clients?

Social workers must not only possess sophisticated knowledge and expertise; we must also expect that we can make a difference as well.

Introduction

Critical Thinking, Scientific Inquiry, and Lifelong Learning

Diversity and Difference; Human Rights; Social, Economic, and Environmental Justice; and Polic

Social Work Values and Ethical Decision Making

Talking and Listening: the Basic Interpersonal Skills

Preparing

Beginning

Exploring

Assessing

Contracting

Working and Evaluating

Ending

Filters

Exam 2: Introduction to Professionalism

Discuss the Human Development Index.

_____ is one of the "big five" or OCEAN personality factors.

In the context of professionalism among social workers, what is the fundamental attribution error?

In the context of social work service, integrity suggests:

It is essential that as a social worker you develop a strong social support network to help you manage the impact of the demands of this highly stressful profession.Assess the areas where you may be most impacted by your own social circumstances.

The common factors that are important for the effective working relationships between social workers and their clients are:

For social workers, _____ involves the "conﬁdence in their ability to execute speciﬁc skills in a particular set of circumstances and thereby achieve a successful outcome" (Holden, Meenaghan, Anastas, & Metrey, 2001, p.116).

Is it ethical for a social worker to lie to his or her supervisor?

Professionalism in social work involves all of the following fundamental aspects EXCEPT:

What are the factors that contribute to social well-being?

In the context of social workers, which of the following practices is likely to improve the quality and the effectiveness of the process of helping clients?

Social workers must not only possess sophisticated knowledge and expertise; we must also expect that we can make a difference as well.

Introduction

Critical Thinking, Scientific Inquiry, and Lifelong Learning

Diversity and Difference; Human Rights; Social, Economic, and Environmental Justice; and Polic

Social Work Values and Ethical Decision Making

Talking and Listening: the Basic Interpersonal Skills

Preparing

Beginning

Exploring

Assessing

Contracting

Working and Evaluating

Ending

Filters