Question 1

One purpose of engineering is to use technology in cross-collaborative ways to reach vulnerable client populations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

The Welcoming Practices in Military-Connected Schools program funded by the Department of Defense Education Activity is applicable to research and what specific practice model?

Accepted Answer

A)  Restorative model 
B)  Transition model 
C)  Termination model 
D)  Prevention model 
A)  Restorative model 
B)  Transition model 
C)  Termination model 
D)  Prevention model D

Question 3

In addition to the popularity of apps, what technology in the information sciences is growing in popularity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Visualization and spatial science 
B)  Geographical Information Science (GIS) 
C)  Social work apps 
D)  Cloud networks 
A)  Visualization and spatial science 
B)  Geographical Information Science (GIS) 
C)  Social work apps 
D)  Cloud networks B

Question 4

What are the benefits of a grand challenge?

Accepted Answer

A)  Creating trans-disciplinary communities of innovators and programming services for community treatment 
B)  Goal setting and implementing change agents 
C)  Galvanizing the profession, capturing general public interest, and advancing social work 
D)  Risk reduction and galvanizing the profession 
A)  Creating trans-disciplinary communities of innovators and programming services for community treatment 
B)  Goal setting and implementing change agents 
C)  Galvanizing the profession, capturing general public interest, and advancing social work 
D)  Risk reduction and galvanizing the profession

Question 5

The American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare crafted the Grand Challenges for social work.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Grand challenges respond to a call for social workers to engage in inquiry, innovation, testing, and application.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Of the two risks of a grand challenge, which suggests that there is no control over the process?

Accepted Answer

A)  Capturing general public interest for the advancement of social work and science 
B)  Offering no guarantee of success 
C)  Placing demands on individuals and organizations 
D)  Galvanizing the profession 
A)  Capturing general public interest for the advancement of social work and science 
B)  Offering no guarantee of success 
C)  Placing demands on individuals and organizations 
D)  Galvanizing the profession

Question 8

Describe two factors of re-tooling social work to collaborate with engineering.

Accepted Answer

Re-tooling social work will bolster the

Question 9

What are the two functions of engineering?

Accepted Answer

A)  Metaphor for retooling and bolstering the labor force 
B)  Restructuring collaboration and integrating a problem-solving approach 
C)  Integrating a problem-solving approach and bolstering the labor force 
D)  Metaphor for retooling and using media in social work 
A)  Metaphor for retooling and bolstering the labor force 
B)  Restructuring collaboration and integrating a problem-solving approach 
C)  Integrating a problem-solving approach and bolstering the labor force 
D)  Metaphor for retooling and using media in social work

Question 10

Grand challenges are important for social work.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Past models of success in social work that responded to grand challenges include the Children's Bureau Infant Mortality Campaign and the Program of Assertive Community Treatment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

GIS is never used to analyze geographical locations in a meaningful way through visualization and spatial science.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Why is retooling social work and engineering needed?

Accepted Answer

A)  To improve care, protection, and services 
B)  To improve health care for the underserved, uninsured, and at-risk groups 
C)  To bolster labor force and to address the American Academy of Social Work Grand Challenge 
D)  To improve access to the labor force and technology 
A)  To improve care, protection, and services 
B)  To improve health care for the underserved, uninsured, and at-risk groups 
C)  To bolster labor force and to address the American Academy of Social Work Grand Challenge 
D)  To improve access to the labor force and technology

Question 14

Technology is being used both professionally and socially in social work, but plays a minimal role in social work practice.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

One benefit of a grand challenge is that it places demands on individuals and organizations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

In what realms is it important to infuse behavioral, spiritual, emotional, cognitive, and biological in multi-theoretical and evidence-based interventions?

Accepted Answer

A)  Social, cultural, community, ecology, and political realms 
B)  Biological, psychological, social, and spiritual realms 
C)  Spiritual, social, cultural, and political realms 
D)  Cognitive, social, and psychological realms 
A)  Social, cultural, community, ecology, and political realms 
B)  Biological, psychological, social, and spiritual realms 
C)  Spiritual, social, cultural, and political realms 
D)  Cognitive, social, and psychological realms

Question 17

What is the aim of a grand challenge?

Accepted Answer

A)  To respond to the root cause of societal dysfunction 
B)  To merge academia with practitioners in the field of engineering through innovation to respond to world problems 
C)  To increase access to the technological needs of society 
D)  To bolster innovation 
A)  To respond to the root cause of societal dysfunction 
B)  To merge academia with practitioners in the field of engineering through innovation to respond to world problems 
C)  To increase access to the technological needs of society 
D)  To bolster innovation

Question 18

Why is collaboration important in social work?

Accepted Answer

Collaboration is important in

Question 19

What is the theme of the call that was iterated by Elizabeth Clark, Executive Director of the NASW?

Accepted Answer

A)  Reaffirm, Revisit, and Reimagine 
B)  Reimagine, Rethink, and Reconstruct 
C)  Re-structure, Retool, and Re-evaluate 
D)  Reaffirm, Revisit, and Retool 
A)  Reaffirm, Revisit, and Reimagine 
B)  Reimagine, Rethink, and Reconstruct 
C)  Re-structure, Retool, and Re-evaluate 
D)  Reaffirm, Revisit, and Retool

Question 20

What is the process wherein grand challenges are placed in the context of a location and a certain amount of time to achieve a goal?

Accepted Answer

The process of a grand challen

Exam 24: The Engineering of Social Work

One purpose of engineering is to use technology in cross-collaborative ways to reach vulnerable client populations.

The Welcoming Practices in Military-Connected Schools program funded by the Department of Defense Education Activity is applicable to research and what specific practice model?

In addition to the popularity of apps, what technology in the information sciences is growing in popularity?

What are the benefits of a grand challenge?

The American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare crafted the Grand Challenges for social work.

Grand challenges respond to a call for social workers to engage in inquiry, innovation, testing, and application.

Of the two risks of a grand challenge, which suggests that there is no control over the process?

Describe two factors of re-tooling social work to collaborate with engineering.

What are the two functions of engineering?

Grand challenges are important for social work.

Past models of success in social work that responded to grand challenges include the Children's Bureau Infant Mortality Campaign and the Program of Assertive Community Treatment.

GIS is never used to analyze geographical locations in a meaningful way through visualization and spatial science.

Why is retooling social work and engineering needed?

Technology is being used both professionally and socially in social work, but plays a minimal role in social work practice.

One benefit of a grand challenge is that it places demands on individuals and organizations.

In what realms is it important to infuse behavioral, spiritual, emotional, cognitive, and biological in multi-theoretical and evidence-based interventions?

What is the aim of a grand challenge?

Why is collaboration important in social work?

What is the theme of the call that was iterated by Elizabeth Clark, Executive Director of the NASW?

What is the process wherein grand challenges are placed in the context of a location and a certain amount of time to achieve a goal?

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