Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a barrier to a helping relationship?

Accepted Answer

A)  Language differences 
B)  Mutual respect between the client and the worker 
C)  Class-bound value differences 
D)  Religious differences 
A)  Language differences 
B)  Mutual respect between the client and the worker 
C)  Class-bound value differences 
D)  Religious differences B

Question 2

The "melting pot" theory

Accepted Answer

A)  Focuses on the emotional ties that immigrants have with their ethnic roots 
B)  Suggests that all kinds of people are brought together, and a melding of races and cultures results from the assimilation of the new members. 
C)  Focuses on ethno-sensitivity by providing ethnic "meals-on- wheels" program to the ethnic elderly population 
D)  Focuses on introducing new ethnic foods to the American cuisine 
A)  Focuses on the emotional ties that immigrants have with their ethnic roots 
B)  Suggests that all kinds of people are brought together, and a melding of races and cultures results from the assimilation of the new members. 
C)  Focuses on ethno-sensitivity by providing ethnic "meals-on- wheels" program to the ethnic elderly population 
D)  Focuses on introducing new ethnic foods to the American cuisine B

Question 3

The "dual perspective" model

Accepted Answer

A)  Suggests that people develop two forms of self-image: personal image and social image 
B)  Suggests that people develop a tough but healthy social image of self because of discriminatory and prejudicial acts they experience from social institutions 
C)  Refers to cultural dissonance and institutional racism 
D)  Refers to developing a dual self identity based on ethnic roots and American socialization 
A)  Suggests that people develop two forms of self-image: personal image and social image 
B)  Suggests that people develop a tough but healthy social image of self because of discriminatory and prejudicial acts they experience from social institutions 
C)  Refers to cultural dissonance and institutional racism 
D)  Refers to developing a dual self identity based on ethnic roots and American socialization A

Question 4

Which of the following is NOT a "stage" of the "three-stage model" for systematic social work intervention?

Accepted Answer

A)  Individual intervention 
B)  Interactional intervention 
C)  Irrational intervention 
D)  Sociocultural intervention 
A)  Individual intervention 
B)  Interactional intervention 
C)  Irrational intervention 
D)  Sociocultural intervention

Question 5

As discussed in the "biculturalism" model, describe the six factors that determine whether the social workers are serving to facilitate or impede the process of bicultural socialization for the client.

Accepted Answer

The "biculturalism" model outlines six f

Question 6

Which of the following factors impedes the process of bicultural socialization for the ethnic client?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ignoring the major points of conflict between the minority and the majority culture to promote cultural sensitivity 
B)  Searching out and providing translators, mediators, and models who can offer cross-cultural guidelines 
C)  Determining areas of interface between the two cultures that can serve as "doorways" between them 
D)  Educating people of the majority culture about the significant characteristics, values, and needs of minority cultures 
A)  Ignoring the major points of conflict between the minority and the majority culture to promote cultural sensitivity 
B)  Searching out and providing translators, mediators, and models who can offer cross-cultural guidelines 
C)  Determining areas of interface between the two cultures that can serve as "doorways" between them 
D)  Educating people of the majority culture about the significant characteristics, values, and needs of minority cultures

Question 7

What can the schools of social work do to (a) equip social workers with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that will enable them to improve the status of minorities and (b) how to attract more minority-group students into social work education.

Accepted Answer

To equip social workers with the knowled

Question 8

Describe the ten standards published by NASW for a culturally competent social work practice.

Accepted Answer

The ten standards published by the Natio

Question 9

Institutional racism

Accepted Answer

A)  Is an overt act when one person hurts another person 
B)  Destruction of property or violence that may lead to personal injury or even death. 
C)  Is more likely to be covert and subtle, which makes it less recognizable. 
D)  Occurs in formal institutional settings like hospitals and nursing homes 
A)  Is an overt act when one person hurts another person 
B)  Destruction of property or violence that may lead to personal injury or even death. 
C)  Is more likely to be covert and subtle, which makes it less recognizable. 
D)  Occurs in formal institutional settings like hospitals and nursing homes

Question 10

According to the National Association of Social Workers, which of the following is NOT an acceptable standard for culturally competent social work practice?

Accepted Answer

A)  Social workers advance information about diverse clients to other professionals 
B)  Social workers participate in educational programs that promote cultural competence 
C)  Social workers' personal value system always takes precedence over the professional value system for honest practice 
D)  Social workers are knowledgeable about services in the community 
A)  Social workers advance information about diverse clients to other professionals 
B)  Social workers participate in educational programs that promote cultural competence 
C)  Social workers' personal value system always takes precedence over the professional value system for honest practice 
D)  Social workers are knowledgeable about services in the community

Question 11

Cultural dissonance

Accepted Answer

A)  Refers to cross-cultural music 
B)  Refers to arguments between people of two different races 
C)  Is created when people of different races marry each other 
D)  Is created by the differences between the culture of the minority group and the culture of the majority group 
A)  Refers to cross-cultural music 
B)  Refers to arguments between people of two different races 
C)  Is created when people of different races marry each other 
D)  Is created by the differences between the culture of the minority group and the culture of the majority group

Question 12

Explain the "three-stage model" proposed by De Hoyos and colleagues for systematic social work intervention into the problems of minority groups.

Accepted Answer

The three-stage model proposed by De Hoy

Question 13

By using sociocultural intervention skills with minority clients, social workers become

Accepted Answer

A)  More subjective in assessing cases 
B)  More discriminatory of minority groups 
C)  More irrational and unrealistic 
D)  Better negotiators, advocates, and peacemakers when problems arise between minority and majority persons 
A)  More subjective in assessing cases 
B)  More discriminatory of minority groups 
C)  More irrational and unrealistic 
D)  Better negotiators, advocates, and peacemakers when problems arise between minority and majority persons

Question 14

Which of the following is an example of individual racism?

Accepted Answer

A)  Lack of adequate and safe shelter for minority groups 
B)  Denying medical care to minority groups 
C)  When hundreds of black children are allowed to die because of malnutrition, 
D)  When a group of white people bomb a black church and kill innocent children. 
A)  Lack of adequate and safe shelter for minority groups 
B)  Denying medical care to minority groups 
C)  When hundreds of black children are allowed to die because of malnutrition, 
D)  When a group of white people bomb a black church and kill innocent children.

Which of the following is NOT a barrier to a helping relationship?

The "melting pot" theory

The "dual perspective" model

Which of the following is NOT a "stage" of the "three-stage model" for systematic social work intervention?

As discussed in the "biculturalism" model, describe the six factors that determine whether the social workers are serving to facilitate or impede the process of bicultural socialization for the client.

Which of the following factors impedes the process of bicultural socialization for the ethnic client?

What can the schools of social work do to (a) equip social workers with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that will enable them to improve the status of minorities and (b) how to attract more minority-group students into social work education.

Describe the ten standards published by NASW for a culturally competent social work practice.

Institutional racism

According to the National Association of Social Workers, which of the following is NOT an acceptable standard for culturally competent social work practice?

Cultural dissonance

Explain the "three-stage model" proposed by De Hoyos and colleagues for systematic social work intervention into the problems of minority groups.

By using sociocultural intervention skills with minority clients, social workers become

Which of the following is an example of individual racism?

What Is Social Work

The Evolution of Social Welfare and Social Work in the United States

Education for Social Work

Generalist Practice and Introductory Theory

Social Work Practice With Individuals

Social Work Practice With Groups

Social Work Practice With Communities

Administration and Research

Mental Health Services

Social Work in Health Care

Social Work in the Schools

Social Security and Public Welfare

Family and Child Welfare Services

Correctional Services

Services for Older Americans

Drug Abuse and Social Work

Social Work in Rural Areas

Case Management

Social Work: A Maturing Profession

Social Work Prevention and Enrichment

Social Work and the Future

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Exam 17: Services With Minorities

Which of the following is NOT a barrier to a helping relationship?

The "melting pot" theory

The "dual perspective" model

Which of the following is NOT a "stage" of the "three-stage model" for systematic social work intervention?

As discussed in the "biculturalism" model, describe the six factors that determine whether the social workers are serving to facilitate or impede the process of bicultural socialization for the client.

Which of the following factors impedes the process of bicultural socialization for the ethnic client?

What can the schools of social work do to (a) equip social workers with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that will enable them to improve the status of minorities and (b) how to attract more minority-group students into social work education.

Describe the ten standards published by NASW for a culturally competent social work practice.

Institutional racism

According to the National Association of Social Workers, which of the following is NOT an acceptable standard for culturally competent social work practice?

Cultural dissonance

Explain the "three-stage model" proposed by De Hoyos and colleagues for systematic social work intervention into the problems of minority groups.

By using sociocultural intervention skills with minority clients, social workers become

Which of the following is an example of individual racism?

What Is Social Work

The Evolution of Social Welfare and Social Work in the United States

Education for Social Work

Generalist Practice and Introductory Theory

Social Work Practice With Individuals

Social Work Practice With Groups

Social Work Practice With Communities

Administration and Research

Mental Health Services

Social Work in Health Care

Social Work in the Schools

Social Security and Public Welfare

Family and Child Welfare Services

Correctional Services

Services for Older Americans

Drug Abuse and Social Work

Social Work in Rural Areas

Case Management

Social Work: A Maturing Profession

Social Work Prevention and Enrichment

Social Work and the Future

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