Question 1

In addressing non-verbal communication with a client, social workers should:

Accepted Answer

A)  ensure that the social worker and client are both physically on the same level 
B)  maintain direct eye contact when culturally appropriate 
C)  lean slightly forward to indicate attentiveness 
D)  look at the client when speaking 
E)  all of the above 
A)  ensure that the social worker and client are both physically on the same level 
B)  maintain direct eye contact when culturally appropriate 
C)  lean slightly forward to indicate attentiveness 
D)  look at the client when speaking 
E)  all of the above

Question 2

Identify and describe two major social programs enacted during the Great Society of the 1960s.

Accepted Answer

Medicare: Health insurance for those who

Question 3

The social worker does not attempt to change the client system by imposing her or his values on the client system, but instead strives to:

Accepted Answer

A)  ignore them 
B)  understand and respect the client values 
C)  negotiate a middle ground 
D)  convince them to do what you think is right 
A)  ignore them 
B)  understand and respect the client values 
C)  negotiate a middle ground 
D)  convince them to do what you think is right

Question 4

Identify and describe the phases of the planned change model in working with individuals and families.

Accepted Answer

Engagement: A component of the planned c

Question 5

The generalist social work role of broker is BEST described as:

Accepted Answer

A)  facilitating a client system's access to needed resources 
B)  teaching a needed skill to achieve the client's goal 
C)  working with client systems to facilitate a planned change 
D)  voicing the needs of a client system to a larger group or the entire society 
A)  facilitating a client system's access to needed resources 
B)  teaching a needed skill to achieve the client's goal 
C)  working with client systems to facilitate a planned change 
D)  voicing the needs of a client system to a larger group or the entire society

Question 6

Program outcomes can be evaluated by assessing:

Accepted Answer

A)  the measurement of participants' satisfaction 
B)  the quantity or quality of services provided 
C)  the ecomaps 
D)  the process of achieving the goal 
A)  the measurement of participants' satisfaction 
B)  the quantity or quality of services provided 
C)  the ecomaps 
D)  the process of achieving the goal

Question 7

What is it called when a social worker experiences an extreme emotional response to their intense or challenging work?

Accepted Answer

A)  Passion 
B)  Empathy 
C)  Burnout 
D)  Success 
A)  Passion 
B)  Empathy 
C)  Burnout 
D)  Success

Question 8

Which of the following is an objective of the profession of social work?

Accepted Answer

A)  Providing direct services to individuals, families, or groups 
B)  Helping communities provide social services 
C)  Participating in relevant legislative processes 
D)  All of the above are objectives of the profession 
A)  Providing direct services to individuals, families, or groups 
B)  Helping communities provide social services 
C)  Participating in relevant legislative processes 
D)  All of the above are objectives of the profession

Question 9

List three types of social work practice with organizations and communities.

Accepted Answer

Neighborhood and community org

Question 10

The methodology of establishing the poverty line is based on the assumption that:

Accepted Answer

A)  African Americans have less money than whites 
B)  the Gross National Product is linked to the inflation rate 
C)  poverty relates to the state in which the welfare recipient resides 
D)  one-third of one's taxable income is spent on food 
A)  African Americans have less money than whites 
B)  the Gross National Product is linked to the inflation rate 
C)  poverty relates to the state in which the welfare recipient resides 
D)  one-third of one's taxable income is spent on food

Question 11

Identify the six key areas of the NASW Code of Ethics that provide guidelines for professional conduct.

Accepted Answer

clients, colleagues, practice

Question 12

Professional socialization involves

Accepted Answer

A)  Becoming acquainted with the values, norms and culture of social work 
B)  Establishing a professional identity 
C)  Understanding the role social work plays in the community and society 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Becoming acquainted with the values, norms and culture of social work 
B)  Establishing a professional identity 
C)  Understanding the role social work plays in the community and society 
D)  All of the above

Question 13

What is the purpose of an ecomap? Specifically, how can they be used in social work practice. Draw one using your own life.

Accepted Answer

A tool for assessing individuals, famili

Question 14

Social workers mainly use the planned change process to:

Accepted Answer

A)  Deliver structured change interventions to their clients to facilitate client goals 
B)  Act on behalf of their clients 
C)  Obtain degrees at the BSW and/or MSW level 
D)  Develop theories for practice 
A)  Deliver structured change interventions to their clients to facilitate client goals 
B)  Act on behalf of their clients 
C)  Obtain degrees at the BSW and/or MSW level 
D)  Develop theories for practice

Question 15

Which is the BEST definition of "social welfare policy"?

Accepted Answer

A)  the collective well-being of a community or a society 
B)  good health, prosperity, and social respect 
C)  principles, procedures, and courses of action established in statute, administrative code, and agency regulation that affect people's well being 
D)  a subset of social policies that determine the distribution of resources 
A)  the collective well-being of a community or a society 
B)  good health, prosperity, and social respect 
C)  principles, procedures, and courses of action established in statute, administrative code, and agency regulation that affect people's well being 
D)  a subset of social policies that determine the distribution of resources

Question 16

Which term is a type of gender discrimination?

Accepted Answer

A)  sexism 
B)  heterosexism 
C)  homophobia 
D)  cissexism 
E)  all of the above 
A)  sexism 
B)  heterosexism 
C)  homophobia 
D)  cissexism 
E)  all of the above

Question 17

How would you describe the purpose or goal of social work to a client?

Accepted Answer

Answers: To empower people to optimize t

Question 18

The ecological perspective is based on the premise that:

Accepted Answer

A)  the relationship between the NASW Code of Ethics and the values of the individual social worker is known 
B)  the relationship between individuals and their social environment determines the individual's life situation 
C)  the relationship between biological and sociological aspects of the human experience are equal 
D)  the relationship between psychological and sociological theories is studied equally 
A)  the relationship between the NASW Code of Ethics and the values of the individual social worker is known 
B)  the relationship between individuals and their social environment determines the individual's life situation 
C)  the relationship between biological and sociological aspects of the human experience are equal 
D)  the relationship between psychological and sociological theories is studied equally

Question 19

Describe the work of one of these early social workers: Jane Addams, Frances Perkins, or Harry Hopkins

Accepted Answer

Jane Addams: Founder of Hull H

Question 20

Social oppression is BEST defined as:

Accepted Answer

A)  having feelings of dislike or distrust toward a group or individual within a group 
B)  when a group or individual is able to place restrictions on the actions or beliefs of individuals, groups, or institutions 
C)  bias toward an individual or group on the basis of race, sex, age, religion, physical condition, etc. 
D)  a disconnectedness of an individual or group that leads to role confusion and role conflict 
A)  having feelings of dislike or distrust toward a group or individual within a group 
B)  when a group or individual is able to place restrictions on the actions or beliefs of individuals, groups, or institutions 
C)  bias toward an individual or group on the basis of race, sex, age, religion, physical condition, etc. 
D)  a disconnectedness of an individual or group that leads to role confusion and role conflict

In addressing non-verbal communication with a client, social workers should:

Identify and describe two major social programs enacted during the Great Society of the 1960s.

The social worker does not attempt to change the client system by imposing her or his values on the client system, but instead strives to:

Identify and describe the phases of the planned change model in working with individuals and families.

The generalist social work role of broker is BEST described as:

Program outcomes can be evaluated by assessing:

What is it called when a social worker experiences an extreme emotional response to their intense or challenging work?

Which of the following is an objective of the profession of social work?

List three types of social work practice with organizations and communities.

The methodology of establishing the poverty line is based on the assumption that:

Identify the six key areas of the NASW Code of Ethics that provide guidelines for professional conduct.

Professional socialization involves

What is the purpose of an ecomap? Specifically, how can they be used in social work practice. Draw one using your own life.

Social workers mainly use the planned change process to:

Which is the BEST definition of "social welfare policy"?

Which term is a type of gender discrimination?

How would you describe the purpose or goal of social work to a client?

The ecological perspective is based on the premise that:

Describe the work of one of these early social workers: Jane Addams, Frances Perkins, or Harry Hopkins

Social oppression is BEST defined as:

A Glimpse Into the World of Social Work

History of Social Work and Social Welfare

US Poverty and the Implications for Social Work

Culturally Competent Practice Within the Social Work Environment

Values and Ethics in Social Work Practice

Social Work Perspectives and Methods

Fields of Social Work Practice

Social Work Practice With Individuals and Families

Social Work Practice With Groups

Social Work Practice With Organizations and Communities and Policy Practice

The Social Work Profession

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Exam 12: A Comprehensive Guide to Social Work: Ethics, Programs, and Strategies

In addressing non-verbal communication with a client, social workers should:

Identify and describe two major social programs enacted during the Great Society of the 1960s.

The social worker does not attempt to change the client system by imposing her or his values on the client system, but instead strives to:

Identify and describe the phases of the planned change model in working with individuals and families.

The generalist social work role of broker is BEST described as:

Program outcomes can be evaluated by assessing:

What is it called when a social worker experiences an extreme emotional response to their intense or challenging work?

Which of the following is an objective of the profession of social work?

List three types of social work practice with organizations and communities.

The methodology of establishing the poverty line is based on the assumption that:

Identify the six key areas of the NASW Code of Ethics that provide guidelines for professional conduct.

Professional socialization involves

What is the purpose of an ecomap? Specifically, how can they be used in social work practice. Draw one using your own life.

Social workers mainly use the planned change process to:

Which is the BEST definition of "social welfare policy"?

Which term is a type of gender discrimination?

How would you describe the purpose or goal of social work to a client?

The ecological perspective is based on the premise that:

Describe the work of one of these early social workers: Jane Addams, Frances Perkins, or Harry Hopkins

Social oppression is BEST defined as:

A Glimpse Into the World of Social Work

History of Social Work and Social Welfare

US Poverty and the Implications for Social Work

Culturally Competent Practice Within the Social Work Environment

Values and Ethics in Social Work Practice

Social Work Perspectives and Methods

Fields of Social Work Practice

Social Work Practice With Individuals and Families

Social Work Practice With Groups

Social Work Practice With Organizations and Communities and Policy Practice

The Social Work Profession

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