Question 1

Which is the BEST comprehensive definition of child abuse?

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A)  when a child is subjected to physical and/or emotional injury, including sexual abuse 
B)  when a parent commits an act that places a child in jeopardy 
C)  when a caretaker fails to act in a responsible manner and a child sustains an injury 
D)  when a child is hurt and the cause is unknown 
A)  when a child is subjected to physical and/or emotional injury, including sexual abuse 
B)  when a parent commits an act that places a child in jeopardy 
C)  when a caretaker fails to act in a responsible manner and a child sustains an injury 
D)  when a child is hurt and the cause is unknown

Question 2

Describe two purposes of the National Association of Social Workers Code of Ethics.

Accepted Answer

Identify core values in which social wor

Question 3

What makes therapeutic groups different from other types of groups?

Accepted Answer

A)  group dynamics 
B)  the consequences of macro change 
C)  therapeutic groups face the most serious problems 
D)  therapeutic groups have a professional group leader 
A)  group dynamics 
B)  the consequences of macro change 
C)  therapeutic groups face the most serious problems 
D)  therapeutic groups have a professional group leader

Question 4

According to the text, who among their cohort is at highest risk for living in poverty?

Accepted Answer

A)  42 year old Hispanic male 
B)  83 year old Asian-American female 
C)  12 year old white girl in a female headed household 
D)  57 year old bisexual African-American female 
A)  42 year old Hispanic male 
B)  83 year old Asian-American female 
C)  12 year old white girl in a female headed household 
D)  57 year old bisexual African-American female

Question 5

What does the NASW believe about the term "social worker" and how it should be applied?

Accepted Answer

A)  Anyone who performs social work functions should be able to call him/herself a social worker 
B)  Only those with CSWE-accredited degrees in social work should use the title "social worker" 
C)  Only people with M.S.W. degrees, and not those with B. S.W. degrees, should be entitled to call themselves social workers 
D)  The title should be limited to those working for the government 
A)  Anyone who performs social work functions should be able to call him/herself a social worker 
B)  Only those with CSWE-accredited degrees in social work should use the title "social worker" 
C)  Only people with M.S.W. degrees, and not those with B. S.W. degrees, should be entitled to call themselves social workers 
D)  The title should be limited to those working for the government

Question 6

Which BEST illustrates an example of an ethical dilemma?

Accepted Answer

A)  a social worker violates an ethical standard 
B)  a social worker doesn't understand an ethical standard 
C)  a social worker must choose between at two conflicting ethical standards 
D)  none of the above 
A)  a social worker violates an ethical standard 
B)  a social worker doesn't understand an ethical standard 
C)  a social worker must choose between at two conflicting ethical standards 
D)  none of the above

Question 7

Describe the difference between residual and institutional social policies and provide examples of each.

Accepted Answer

Residual social policies address a speci

Question 8

Theory helps to:

Accepted Answer

A)  understand clients 
B)  assess client needs 
C)  provide intervention for clients from different cultures 
D)  all of the above 
A)  understand clients 
B)  assess client needs 
C)  provide intervention for clients from different cultures 
D)  all of the above

Question 9

Discuss how social workers deal with differences between their own personal values and the values of their clients.

Accepted Answer

Through values clarification: self-explo

Question 10

What are areas of social work practice with emerging opportunities?

Accepted Answer

Health care, geriatrics, child

Question 11

Where do we find the philosophical origin of social work?

Accepted Answer

A)  religious community and teachings 
B)  Elizabethan Poor Laws 
C)  in the first textbook, Social Diagnosis 
D)  civil rights movement 
A)  religious community and teachings 
B)  Elizabethan Poor Laws 
C)  in the first textbook, Social Diagnosis 
D)  civil rights movement

Question 12

Describe three good methods to expose one's self to new experiences in order to enhance one's cultural competence of poverty.

Accepted Answer

Seek out interactions with individuals/g

Question 13

Explain why income and wealth inequality is a justice concern for social workers.

Accepted Answer

The gap between the income and wealth ri

Question 14

Describe an example of each of the following types of groups: social goals, remedial, reciprocal, task.

Accepted Answer

An example of a social goals group (a gr

Question 15

The intent of including field education in social work degree programs is to

Accepted Answer

A)  Promote the application of knowledge, skills and values of the profession 
B)  Provide opportunity for students to be mentored and supervised by practicing professionals in settings in which social work services are delivered 
C)  Prepare students to work competently, effectively, and ethically with clients 
D)  To help students confirm, through exposure to the field, if social work is the right profession for them 
E)  All of the above 
A)  Promote the application of knowledge, skills and values of the profession 
B)  Provide opportunity for students to be mentored and supervised by practicing professionals in settings in which social work services are delivered 
C)  Prepare students to work competently, effectively, and ethically with clients 
D)  To help students confirm, through exposure to the field, if social work is the right profession for them 
E)  All of the above

Question 16

Describe what is meant by intersectionality and provide an example of how it interplays with the cycle of oppression.

Accepted Answer

When the multiple dimensions of diversit

Question 17

What was the rationale for the creation of the BSW degree?

Accepted Answer

In the 1970s, the number of practicing M

Which is the BEST comprehensive definition of child abuse?

Describe two purposes of the National Association of Social Workers Code of Ethics.

What makes therapeutic groups different from other types of groups?

According to the text, who among their cohort is at highest risk for living in poverty?

What does the NASW believe about the term "social worker" and how it should be applied?

Which BEST illustrates an example of an ethical dilemma?

Describe the difference between residual and institutional social policies and provide examples of each.

Theory helps to:

Discuss how social workers deal with differences between their own personal values and the values of their clients.

What are areas of social work practice with emerging opportunities?

Where do we find the philosophical origin of social work?

Describe three good methods to expose one's self to new experiences in order to enhance one's cultural competence of poverty.

Explain why income and wealth inequality is a justice concern for social workers.

Describe an example of each of the following types of groups: social goals, remedial, reciprocal, task.

The intent of including field education in social work degree programs is to

Describe what is meant by intersectionality and provide an example of how it interplays with the cycle of oppression.

What was the rationale for the creation of the BSW degree?

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

Which is the BEST comprehensive definition of child abuse?

Describe two purposes of the National Association of Social Workers Code of Ethics.

What makes therapeutic groups different from other types of groups?

According to the text, who among their cohort is at highest risk for living in poverty?

What does the NASW believe about the term "social worker" and how it should be applied?

Which BEST illustrates an example of an ethical dilemma?

Describe the difference between residual and institutional social policies and provide examples of each.

Theory helps to:

Discuss how social workers deal with differences between their own personal values and the values of their clients.

What are areas of social work practice with emerging opportunities?

Where do we find the philosophical origin of social work?

Describe three good methods to expose one's self to new experiences in order to enhance one's cultural competence of poverty.

Explain why income and wealth inequality is a justice concern for social workers.

Describe an example of each of the following types of groups: social goals, remedial, reciprocal, task.

The intent of including field education in social work degree programs is to

Describe what is meant by intersectionality and provide an example of how it interplays with the cycle of oppression.

What was the rationale for the creation of the BSW degree?

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

Filters