Exam 7: Policy, Policy Analysis, Policy Practice, and Policy Advocacy: Foundations for Service Provision

Which of the following would be considered a personal social service?

Universality is the idea that social welfare benefits should be available exclusively to those who can demonstrate need through established eligibility criteria.

The Five-E model of basic policy analysis for social welfare policy includes all of the following except:

_____ is a systematic evaluation of how effectively a policy addresses the targeted problem or issue, meets people's needs, and achieves its goals.

Grievance processes are administrative procedures designed to ensure that clients or client groups who have been denied benefits or rights to which they are entitled get equitable treatment.

List and explain five methods that social workers use to conduct policy practice and advocacy.

_____ established the Children's Defense Fund.

In-kind benefits involve providing eligible clients with prescribed amounts of money based on what the policies governing the program allow.

Social workers can perform all of the following actions to conduct policy practice and advocacy except:

Explain how the following social workers conducted policy practice and advocacy to improve social conditions and service provision. A. Marian Wright Edelman B. George Wiley

The final phase of the social welfare policy development and implementation process is the:

A means test is a systematic evaluation of how effectively a policy addresses the targeted problem or issue, meets people's needs, and achieves its goals.

Compare and contrast conservatism, liberalism, and radicalism.

The term _____ refers to the condition whereby people meet the designated criteria or requirements to receive benefits through a social welfare program.

Identification of public opinion of an identified problem and people's related needs is the sixth phase of the policy development and implementation process.