Question 1

Disagreement brought about by differences in values between people is:

Accepted Answer

A)  A value dilemma. 
B)  A value conflict. 
C)  An ethical issue. 
D)  An ethical conflict. 
A)  A value dilemma. 
B)  A value conflict. 
C)  An ethical issue. 
D)  An ethical conflict.

Question 2

Why do you think you might have a value conflict when trying to adhere to the concepts of confidentiality and self-determination if you suspect that a child in your after-school recreation program is being abused by his parents or care givers?

Accepted Answer

The law requires that human service work

Question 3

We would characterize the following intervention as subtle manipulation of the client when:

Accepted Answer

A)  A judge decrees that a woman who has three charges of driving under the influence should attend AA meeting for one year. 
B)  An agency announces that any teenagers caught using narcotics on the premises will be banned from coming to the recreation center. 
C)  A residence for pregnant women who are not married, focuses on preparing the women for the future adoption of their children but does not offer classes or counseling on child rearing techniques. 
D)  A day care center holds a workshop on how to determine if your child has a learning disability. 
A)  A judge decrees that a woman who has three charges of driving under the influence should attend AA meeting for one year. 
B)  An agency announces that any teenagers caught using narcotics on the premises will be banned from coming to the recreation center. 
C)  A residence for pregnant women who are not married, focuses on preparing the women for the future adoption of their children but does not offer classes or counseling on child rearing techniques. 
D)  A day care center holds a workshop on how to determine if your child has a learning disability.

Question 4

What is meant by mandated or involuntary treatment? Under what circumstances might it occur?

Accepted Answer

Mandated or involuntary treatment is a s

Question 5

Give an example of a conflict you have heard about or been involved in, which puts the rights of an individual against the rights of the members of the community.

Accepted Answer

The case in the text about the elderly r

Disagreement brought about by differences in values between people is:

Why do you think you might have a value conflict when trying to adhere to the concepts of confidentiality and self-determination if you suspect that a child in your after-school recreation program is being abused by his parents or care givers?

We would characterize the following intervention as subtle manipulation of the client when:

What is meant by mandated or involuntary treatment? Under what circumstances might it occur?

Give an example of a conflict you have heard about or been involved in, which puts the rights of an individual against the rights of the members of the community.

What Are Human Services? What Do Human Service Workers Do?

The Changing Nature of the Helping Process

Strategies, Activities, and Tasks of Human Service Work

Attitudes/values, Skills, and Knowledge of the Human Service Worker

Social Welfare Programs and Policies

Working With Diversity

Interviewing

Direct Strategies: Working With People One-On-One

Working With Groups

Planning a Human Service Program

Indirect Strategies: Organizing for Change

Understanding Legal Issues

Avoiding Burnout

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Exam 5: Values and Ethical Dilemmas

Disagreement brought about by differences in values between people is:

Why do you think you might have a value conflict when trying to adhere to the concepts of confidentiality and self-determination if you suspect that a child in your after-school recreation program is being abused by his parents or care givers?

We would characterize the following intervention as subtle manipulation of the client when:

What is meant by mandated or involuntary treatment? Under what circumstances might it occur?

Give an example of a conflict you have heard about or been involved in, which puts the rights of an individual against the rights of the members of the community.

What Are Human Services? What Do Human Service Workers Do?

The Changing Nature of the Helping Process

Strategies, Activities, and Tasks of Human Service Work

Attitudes/values, Skills, and Knowledge of the Human Service Worker

Social Welfare Programs and Policies

Working With Diversity

Interviewing

Direct Strategies: Working With People One-On-One

Working With Groups

Planning a Human Service Program

Indirect Strategies: Organizing for Change

Understanding Legal Issues

Avoiding Burnout

Filters