Exam 14: Developing Resources, Advocacy, and Organizing As Intervention Strategies

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Prior to developing an intervention change strategy to address a community's concerns, a social worker should first engage community participants in:

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Freely available, clean drinking water is considered a standard need for all. In certain areas, there is an abundance of water. However, in some places the water resources are fast depleting and people are not getting sufficient water supply to satisfy their basic needs. This gap is an example of a(n) _____.

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Question 22

Organizational practices that observe the dignity and worth of clients are implemented in a manner that:

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Question 23

In the context of social work, the empowerment perspective assumes that power and powerlessness are inextricably linked to the experience of _____.

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Question 24

A social worker is working in coalition with community organizations. The members of the coalition plan to develop a proposal that would document the need for affordable housing for low-income residents. The immediate next step for the coalition would be to:

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Question 25

In the context of social work, a distinctive feature of macro-level interventions is the belief that:

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Question 26

Sam, a social worker, has noticed a trend in the problems faced by elderly people in his town. Several elderly clients have reported that by the end of the month, they lack adequate funds to purchase food. The issue identified by the elderly clients is an indication for the social worker to:

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Question 27

Which method of macro practice evaluation would be appropriate in situations involving social action and advocacy?

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Question 28

Summarize the micro-to-macro continuum in social work.

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Prior to developing an intervention change strategy to address a community's concerns, a social worker should first engage community participants in:

Organizational practices that observe the dignity and worth of clients are implemented in a manner that:

In the context of social work, the empowerment perspective assumes that power and powerlessness are inextricably linked to the experience of _____.

A social worker is working in coalition with community organizations. The members of the coalition plan to develop a proposal that would document the need for affordable housing for low-income residents. The immediate next step for the coalition would be to:

In the context of social work, a distinctive feature of macro-level interventions is the belief that:

Sam, a social worker, has noticed a trend in the problems faced by elderly people in his town. Several elderly clients have reported that by the end of the month, they lack adequate funds to purchase food. The issue identified by the elderly clients is an indication for the social worker to:

Which method of macro practice evaluation would be appropriate in situations involving social action and advocacy?

Summarize the micro-to-macro continuum in social work.

The Challenges of Social Work

Direct Practice: Domain, Philosophy and Roles

Overview of the Helping Process

Operationalizing the Cardinal Social Work Values

Building Blocks of Communication: Conveying Empathy and Authenticity

Verbal Following, Exploring, and Focusing Skills

Eliminating Counterproductive Communication Patterns and Substituting Positive Alternatives

Assessment: Exploring and Understanding Problems and Strengths

Assessing Intrapersonal and Environmental Systems

Assessing Family Functioning in Diverse Family and Cultural Contexts

Forming and Assessing Social Work Groups

Developing Goals and Formulating a Contract

Planning and Implementing Change-Oriented Strategies

Enhancing Family Functioning and Relationships

Intervening in Social Work Groups

Additive Empathy, Interpretation, and Confrontation

Managing Barriers to Change

The Final Phase: Evaluation and Termination

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Exam 14: Developing Resources, Advocacy, and Organizing As Intervention Strategies

Prior to developing an intervention change strategy to address a community's concerns, a social worker should first engage community participants in:​

​Organizational practices that observe the dignity and worth of clients are implemented in a manner that:

In the context of social work, the empowerment perspective assumes that power and powerlessness are inextricably linked to the experience of _____.​

A social worker is working in coalition with community organizations. The members of the coalition plan to develop a proposal that would document the need for affordable housing for low-income residents. The immediate next step for the coalition would be to:​

In the context of social work, a distinctive feature of macro-level interventions is the belief that:​

Sam, a social worker, has noticed a trend in the problems faced by elderly people in his town. Several elderly clients have reported that by the end of the month, they lack adequate funds to purchase food. The issue identified by the elderly clients is an indication for the social worker to:​

Which method of macro practice evaluation would be appropriate in situations involving social action and advocacy?

Summarize the micro-to-macro continuum in social work.

The Challenges of Social Work

Direct Practice: Domain, Philosophy and Roles

Overview of the Helping Process

Operationalizing the Cardinal Social Work Values

Building Blocks of Communication: Conveying Empathy and Authenticity

Verbal Following, Exploring, and Focusing Skills

Eliminating Counterproductive Communication Patterns and Substituting Positive Alternatives

Assessment: Exploring and Understanding Problems and Strengths

Assessing Intrapersonal and Environmental Systems

Assessing Family Functioning in Diverse Family and Cultural Contexts

Forming and Assessing Social Work Groups

Developing Goals and Formulating a Contract

Planning and Implementing Change-Oriented Strategies

Enhancing Family Functioning and Relationships

Intervening in Social Work Groups

Additive Empathy, Interpretation, and Confrontation

Managing Barriers to Change

The Final Phase: Evaluation and Termination

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Prior to developing an intervention change strategy to address a community's concerns, a social worker should first engage community participants in:

Organizational practices that observe the dignity and worth of clients are implemented in a manner that:

In the context of social work, the empowerment perspective assumes that power and powerlessness are inextricably linked to the experience of _____.

A social worker is working in coalition with community organizations. The members of the coalition plan to develop a proposal that would document the need for affordable housing for low-income residents. The immediate next step for the coalition would be to:

In the context of social work, a distinctive feature of macro-level interventions is the belief that:

Sam, a social worker, has noticed a trend in the problems faced by elderly people in his town. Several elderly clients have reported that by the end of the month, they lack adequate funds to purchase food. The issue identified by the elderly clients is an indication for the social worker to: