Question 1

Empowerment is fostered by

Accepted Answer

A) providing the client with education and access to resources. 
B) focusing on the client's pathologies. 
C) having the client define her own needs. 
D) helping the client to clearly see and correct her flaws. 
A) providing the client with education and access to resources. 
B) focusing on the client's pathologies. 
C) having the client define her own needs. 
D) helping the client to clearly see and correct her flaws. A

Question 2

The "requirement of mourning," coined by Wright, refers to

Accepted Answer

A) society's belief that those with a disability "ought" to feel inferior. 
B) the active involvement of the elderly within the family. 
C) an assumption that grief progresses through predictable stages. 
D) required study in gerontology. 
A) society's belief that those with a disability "ought" to feel inferior. 
B) the active involvement of the elderly within the family. 
C) an assumption that grief progresses through predictable stages. 
D) required study in gerontology. A

Question 3

_____ discrimination is legal discrimination.

Accepted Answer

A) De facto 
B) De jure 
A) De facto 
B) De jure B

Question 4

As part of your internship, you are asked to convene a group that includes members from several diverse groups. You are unfamiliar with the cultures of these groups. How will you go about developing your cultural competence in anticipation of leading this multi-racial group?

Accepted Answer

Developing cultural competence in antici

Question 5

The relational model of group development in women's groups emphasizes issues of status, power, and conflict.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

_____ sets up a dynamic in which a woman's locus of control is external to her self, preventing her from believing that she can acquire what she needs on her own in order to develop and self-actualize.

Accepted Answer

A) Intergenerational abuse 
B) Learned helplessness 
C) Feminist theory 
D) Dually addicted theory 
A) Intergenerational abuse 
B) Learned helplessness 
C) Feminist theory 
D) Dually addicted theory

Question 7

Within the RAP framework, the "P" stands for

Accepted Answer

A) plan. 
B) provide. 
C) prepare. 
D) problem-solve. 
A) plan. 
B) provide. 
C) prepare. 
D) problem-solve.

Question 8

The _____ feels hostile to other groups but recognizes that law and social pressures are opposed to overt discrimination.

Accepted Answer

A) prejudiced discriminator 
B) unprejudiced discriminator 
C) prejudiced nondiscriminator 
D) unprejudiced nondiscriminator 
A) prejudiced discriminator 
B) unprejudiced discriminator 
C) prejudiced nondiscriminator 
D) unprejudiced nondiscriminator

Question 9

When working with adult clients who are not fluent in English, it is best to use the client's bilingual children as interpreters.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

One of the principles of feminist intervention states that the nature of the relationship between practitioner and client should approach equality as much as possible.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

The Social Work Dictionary states that the feminist movement originated in Canada in the 1900s.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Prejudice, discrimination, and oppression are closely related but distinct concepts. Define each and give examples to illustrate the concepts.

Accepted Answer

Prejudice, discrimination, and oppressio

Question 13

Jim Crow laws in the South in the last century are an example of _____ discrimination.

Accepted Answer

A) de facto 
B) de jure 
A) de facto 
B) de jure

Question 14

All acts of oppression are also acts of discrimination.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Economic justice is a condition in which members of society have unequal opportunities for attaining material goods, income, and wealth.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

The _____ does not believe in the values of freedom and equality and consistently discriminates against other groups in both word and deed.

Accepted Answer

A) prejudiced discriminator 
B) unprejudiced discriminator 
C) prejudiced nondiscriminator 
D) unprejudiced nondiscriminator 
A) prejudiced discriminator 
B) unprejudiced discriminator 
C) prejudiced nondiscriminator 
D) unprejudiced nondiscriminator

Question 17

The _____ upholds American ideals of freedom and equality in both belief and practice.

Accepted Answer

A) prejudiced discriminator 
B) unprejudiced discriminator 
C) prejudiced nondiscriminator 
D) unprejudiced nondiscriminator 
A) prejudiced discriminator 
B) unprejudiced discriminator 
C) prejudiced nondiscriminator 
D) unprejudiced nondiscriminator

Question 18

Native Americans place a high value on the principle of self-determination.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

The American Psychiatric Association lists homosexuality on its list of mental disorders.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The ______ concept asserts that the adverse consequences of an oppressive society on the self-concept of a person of color or of any minority group can be partially offset by the nurturing system.

Accepted Answer

A) duplicity 
B) twofold 
C) dual perspective 
D) twin ideologies 
A) duplicity 
B) twofold 
C) dual perspective 
D) twin ideologies

Empowerment is fostered by

The "requirement of mourning," coined by Wright, refers to

_____ discrimination is legal discrimination.

As part of your internship, you are asked to convene a group that includes members from several diverse groups. You are unfamiliar with the cultures of these groups. How will you go about developing your cultural competence in anticipation of leading this multi-racial group?

The relational model of group development in women's groups emphasizes issues of status, power, and conflict.

_____ sets up a dynamic in which a woman's locus of control is external to her self, preventing her from believing that she can acquire what she needs on her own in order to develop and self-actualize.

Within the RAP framework, the "P" stands for

The _____ feels hostile to other groups but recognizes that law and social pressures are opposed to overt discrimination.

When working with adult clients who are not fluent in English, it is best to use the client's bilingual children as interpreters.

One of the principles of feminist intervention states that the nature of the relationship between practitioner and client should approach equality as much as possible.

The Social Work Dictionary states that the feminist movement originated in Canada in the 1900s.

Prejudice, discrimination, and oppression are closely related but distinct concepts. Define each and give examples to illustrate the concepts.

Jim Crow laws in the South in the last century are an example of _____ discrimination.

All acts of oppression are also acts of discrimination.

Economic justice is a condition in which members of society have unequal opportunities for attaining material goods, income, and wealth.

The _____ does not believe in the values of freedom and equality and consistently discriminates against other groups in both word and deed.

The _____ upholds American ideals of freedom and equality in both belief and practice.

Native Americans place a high value on the principle of self-determination.

The American Psychiatric Association lists homosexuality on its list of mental disorders.

The ______ concept asserts that the adverse consequences of an oppressive society on the self-concept of a person of color or of any minority group can be partially offset by the nurturing system.

Groups: Types and Stages of Development

Social Group Work and Social Work Practice

Group Dynamics: Leadership

Group Dynamics: Goals and Norms

Verbal and Nonverbal Communication

Task Groups

Self-Help Groups

Social Work With Families

Organizations, Communities, and Groups

Educational Groups: With a Focus on Self-Care

Treatment Groups

Treatment Groups With Diverse and Vulnerable Populations

Termination and Evaluation of a Group

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Exam 7: Working With Diverse Groups

Empowerment is fostered by

The "requirement of mourning," coined by Wright, refers to

_____ discrimination is legal discrimination.

As part of your internship, you are asked to convene a group that includes members from several diverse groups. You are unfamiliar with the cultures of these groups. How will you go about developing your cultural competence in anticipation of leading this multi-racial group?

The relational model of group development in women's groups emphasizes issues of status, power, and conflict.

_____ sets up a dynamic in which a woman's locus of control is external to her self, preventing her from believing that she can acquire what she needs on her own in order to develop and self-actualize.

Within the RAP framework, the "P" stands for

The _____ feels hostile to other groups but recognizes that law and social pressures are opposed to overt discrimination.

When working with adult clients who are not fluent in English, it is best to use the client's bilingual children as interpreters.

One of the principles of feminist intervention states that the nature of the relationship between practitioner and client should approach equality as much as possible.

The Social Work Dictionary states that the feminist movement originated in Canada in the 1900s.

Prejudice, discrimination, and oppression are closely related but distinct concepts. Define each and give examples to illustrate the concepts.

Jim Crow laws in the South in the last century are an example of _____ discrimination.

All acts of oppression are also acts of discrimination.

Economic justice is a condition in which members of society have unequal opportunities for attaining material goods, income, and wealth.

The _____ does not believe in the values of freedom and equality and consistently discriminates against other groups in both word and deed.

The _____ upholds American ideals of freedom and equality in both belief and practice.

Native Americans place a high value on the principle of self-determination.

The American Psychiatric Association lists homosexuality on its list of mental disorders.

The ______ concept asserts that the adverse consequences of an oppressive society on the self-concept of a person of color or of any minority group can be partially offset by the nurturing system.

Groups: Types and Stages of Development

Social Group Work and Social Work Practice

Group Dynamics: Leadership

Group Dynamics: Goals and Norms

Verbal and Nonverbal Communication

Task Groups

Self-Help Groups

Social Work With Families

Organizations, Communities, and Groups

Educational Groups: With a Focus on Self-Care

Treatment Groups

Treatment Groups With Diverse and Vulnerable Populations

Termination and Evaluation of a Group

Filters