Exam 4: Generalist Social Work Practice

Which of the following is NOT a definition of generalist practice withing social work?

One theory that was adapted for social work during the sixties was Systems Theory,which stressed:

World War II brought an end to the Great Depression and a beginning of an era of prosperity and optimism known as:

A name associated with the development of methods for social work administration is:

The dominant social work method of the 1940s and 1950s was:

Social work administration emerged as a social work method at:

An essential method of practice for the BSW social worker is:

Which of the following social work techniques can be traced to charity organizations?

What is an event that accelerated social work's shift toward individual treatment?

The skills of generalist practice include assessment,referral work,and:

The National Mental Health Act was passed in:

A social worker associated with the group work tradition is:

In the early 1900s,what is now known as "social casework" expanded from children's aid and charity organization societies to:

One situation in which an ethical dilemma may arise is when client confidentiality conflicts with:

The Milford Conference,which was a series of meetings to discuss the social work profession,was held in:

Core areas of social work include:

Who envisioned community mental health programs as a social work domain?

A theory which emerged in the 1960s and helped integrate casework,group work,and community organization into a single model was:

Case Management is a term that can be used to describe a method or process of service delivery and a set of roles assumed by various providers of health and social services.Some practitioners include:

By the end of the Progressive Era,all but which of these social work specializations had developed?