Question 1

The collection of_____________, social history data, and etiology of the problem are important to selecting an intervention.

Accepted Answer

demographic data

Question 2

A hypothesis used in Program Planning must be:

Accepted Answer

A)  verified. 
B)  be written as a question. 
C)  identify which program methodology to use. 
D)  be written as the summary statement in Program Planning. 
A)  verified. 
B)  be written as a question. 
C)  identify which program methodology to use. 
D)  be written as the summary statement in Program Planning. D

Question 3

Which pre-eminent social scientist is quoted "researchers who collect data without a roadmap are merely on a fishing expedition"?

Accepted Answer

A)  Faludi 
B)  Tolman 
C)  Rosen 
D)  Karl Popper 
A)  Faludi 
B)  Tolman 
C)  Rosen 
D)  Karl Popper D

Question 4

"Theory in" provides a blueprint for action."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

There are five components of Planning Theory: problem analysis and needs assessment; establishing goals and objectives; designing the program; developing a data collection system; and_________________.

Accepted Answer

developing

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT a part of Assets Planning?

Accepted Answer

A)  Identifying community leaders and organizations 
B)  Community engagement 
C)  Identifying the needs of the community 
D)  Community-building 
A)  Identifying community leaders and organizations 
B)  Community engagement 
C)  Identifying the needs of the community 
D)  Community-building

Question 7

When a woman/man seeks help for domestic violence, the program should be designed to understand the etiology of the problem as well as the barriers to seeking help.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The etiology of poverty might include all of the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  low education. 
B)  poor health. 
C)  poor anger control. 
D)  unemployment. 
A)  low education. 
B)  poor health. 
C)  poor anger control. 
D)  unemployment.

Question 9

Banfield and Meyerson concluded that effective planning must be comprehensive in scope. Which of the following is NOT a component of this type of planning?

Accepted Answer

A)  Analysis needs to identify the etiology of the problem 
B)  To identify all the possible means to solve the problem in terms of efficiency and effectiveness 
C)  Development of goals and objectives 
D)  Creation of a balanced budget as a part of the plan 
A)  Analysis needs to identify the etiology of the problem 
B)  To identify all the possible means to solve the problem in terms of efficiency and effectiveness 
C)  Development of goals and objectives 
D)  Creation of a balanced budget as a part of the plan

Question 10

The hypothesis is a series of ____________ in hierarchical form.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The hypothesis is a series of ____________...

Question 11

Strategic planning takes a long-range view and may establish a vision. The process often produces a vision statement, a mission statement, a statement of strategic direction, strategic analysis and strategic goals. Describe how each of these products might be used in a human service organization.

Accepted Answer

vision statement-the ultimate goal of th

Question 12

Suboptimizing" requires that the planner selects the best possible solution after examining all possible solutions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Laissez-faire economics in the early 20th century controlled the ____________ decision-making.

Accepted Answer

A)  interest in eliminating poverty 
B)  safety and health 
C)  political 
D)  east coast 
A)  interest in eliminating poverty 
B)  safety and health 
C)  political 
D)  east coast

Question 14

Three major types of planning are used in the human services: strategic planning, financial planning and program planning.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Program Planning is driven by:

Accepted Answer

A)  using the right methodology. 
B)  client need. 
C)  theory. 
D)  available resources. 
A)  using the right methodology. 
B)  client need. 
C)  theory. 
D)  available resources.

Question 16

Theory of planning provides an approach to problem solving and:

Accepted Answer

A)  sets goals and objectives. 
B)  identifies the etiology of the problem. 
C)  identifies the problem. 
D)  identifies the best intervention. 
A)  sets goals and objectives. 
B)  identifies the etiology of the problem. 
C)  identifies the problem. 
D)  identifies the best intervention.

Question 17

Faludi published his work "The Principles of Scientific Management" which introduced the era of scientific research.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

A cookbook approach to the use of theory in Program Planning does NOT answer which of the following:

Accepted Answer

A)  methodology. 
B)  set of activities. 
C)  why the set of activities produce the result. 
D)  assembly and order of introduction. 
A)  methodology. 
B)  set of activities. 
C)  why the set of activities produce the result. 
D)  assembly and order of introduction.

Question 19

Scientific management is based on:

Accepted Answer

A)  exploring all the options and then choosing the best. 
B)  having all levels of workers reach consensus on quotas. 
C)  having a single best way to achieve goals. 
D)  guaranteeing quality control. 
A)  exploring all the options and then choosing the best. 
B)  having all levels of workers reach consensus on quotas. 
C)  having a single best way to achieve goals. 
D)  guaranteeing quality control.

Question 20

Faludi distinguished the two types of theory used by a planner are the process of problem-solving and the etiology of the problem.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The collection of_____________, social history data, and etiology of the problem are important to selecting an intervention.

A hypothesis used in Program Planning must be:

Which pre-eminent social scientist is quoted "researchers who collect data without a roadmap are merely on a fishing expedition"?

"Theory in" provides a blueprint for action."

There are five components of Planning Theory: problem analysis and needs assessment; establishing goals and objectives; designing the program; developing a data collection system; and_________________.

Which of the following is NOT a part of Assets Planning?

When a woman/man seeks help for domestic violence, the program should be designed to understand the etiology of the problem as well as the barriers to seeking help.

The etiology of poverty might include all of the following EXCEPT:

Banfield and Meyerson concluded that effective planning must be comprehensive in scope. Which of the following is NOT a component of this type of planning?

The hypothesis is a series of ____________ in hierarchical form.

Strategic planning takes a long-range view and may establish a vision. The process often produces a vision statement, a mission statement, a statement of strategic direction, strategic analysis and strategic goals. Describe how each of these products might be used in a human service organization.

Suboptimizing" requires that the planner selects the best possible solution after examining all possible solutions.

Laissez-faire economics in the early 20^th century controlled the ____________ decision-making.

Three major types of planning are used in the human services: strategic planning, financial planning and program planning.

Program Planning is driven by:

Theory of planning provides an approach to problem solving and:

Faludi published his work "The Principles of Scientific Management" which introduced the era of scientific research.

A cookbook approach to the use of theory in Program Planning does NOT answer which of the following:

Scientific management is based on:

Faludi distinguished the two types of theory used by a planner are the process of problem-solving and the etiology of the problem.

Understanding Social Problems

Needs Assessment: Theoretical Considerations

Needs Assessment: Approaches to Measurement

Selecting the Appropriate Intervention Strategy

Setting Goals and Objectives

Designing Effective Programs

Designing Effectiveness-Based Information Systems

Performance Measurement, Monitoring, and Program Evaluation

Impact Program Evaluation and Hypothesis Testing

Budgeting for Financial Control, Management, and Planning

Developing Line-Item, Functional, and Program Budgeting Systems

Filters

Exam 1: The Contribution of Theory to Program Planning

The collection of_____________, social history data, and etiology of the problem are important to selecting an intervention.

A hypothesis used in Program Planning must be:

Which pre-eminent social scientist is quoted "researchers who collect data without a roadmap are merely on a fishing expedition"?

"Theory in" provides a blueprint for action."

There are five components of Planning Theory: problem analysis and needs assessment; establishing goals and objectives; designing the program; developing a data collection system; and_________________.

Which of the following is NOT a part of Assets Planning?

When a woman/man seeks help for domestic violence, the program should be designed to understand the etiology of the problem as well as the barriers to seeking help.

The etiology of poverty might include all of the following EXCEPT:

Banfield and Meyerson concluded that effective planning must be comprehensive in scope. Which of the following is NOT a component of this type of planning?

The hypothesis is a series of ____________ in hierarchical form.

Strategic planning takes a long-range view and may establish a vision. The process often produces a vision statement, a mission statement, a statement of strategic direction, strategic analysis and strategic goals. Describe how each of these products might be used in a human service organization.

Suboptimizing" requires that the planner selects the best possible solution after examining all possible solutions.

Laissez-faire economics in the early 20th century controlled the ____________ decision-making.

Three major types of planning are used in the human services: strategic planning, financial planning and program planning.

Program Planning is driven by:

Theory of planning provides an approach to problem solving and:

Faludi published his work "The Principles of Scientific Management" which introduced the era of scientific research.

A cookbook approach to the use of theory in Program Planning does NOT answer which of the following:

Scientific management is based on:

Faludi distinguished the two types of theory used by a planner are the process of problem-solving and the etiology of the problem.

Understanding Social Problems

Needs Assessment: Theoretical Considerations

Needs Assessment: Approaches to Measurement

Selecting the Appropriate Intervention Strategy

Setting Goals and Objectives

Designing Effective Programs

Designing Effectiveness-Based Information Systems

Performance Measurement, Monitoring, and Program Evaluation

Impact Program Evaluation and Hypothesis Testing

Budgeting for Financial Control, Management, and Planning

Developing Line-Item, Functional, and Program Budgeting Systems

Filters

Laissez-faire economics in the early 20^th century controlled the ____________ decision-making.