Deck 4: Culturally Competent Practice Within the Social Work Environment

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Which mandates that social work degree programs help social work students acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for culturally competent practice?

A) the U.S. Department of Education's standards for social work education
B) National Association of Social Worker's Code of Ethics
C) Council on Social Work Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards
D) U.S. Bill of Rights
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Gaining an understanding, acceptance, and appreciation of cultural differences in order to practice social work more effectively is called

A) cultural competence
B) cultural complacency
C) ethical practice
D) diversity
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Which term best describes a commitment by individuals and organizations to communication that can be understood by all?

A) cultural competence
B) multiculturalism
C) linguistic competence
D) diversity
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To practice social work with cultural humility requires the social worker to have:

A) a college education that includes foreign language requirements
B) an understanding of the NASW Code of Ethics
C) earned at least a C in a human diversity course
D) a desire to seek out more information and resources and to be able to say "I don't know"
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Which population in the U.S. is projected to have the largest growth?

A) white males
B) Individuals of Middle Eastern descent
C) African Americans
D) Hispanics/Latinx
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Which is expected to become a challenge for future social workers involved in an increasingly diverse population?

A) people whose first language is not English
B) the increase of violence that accompanies diversity
C) the decline of settlement houses
D) control of the House and Senate by minorities
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Population projections indicate that in the year 2030, people over the age of 65 will constitute

A) less than 3% of our population
B) more than 20% of our population
C) the same percentage found in 1963
D) none of the above
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Which is the demographic projection that will affect changes in generalist skills for BSW social workers?

A) the increase of multigenerational households
B) the increase in the number of households with greater than average incomes
C) the increase in the number of Latino BSW social workers
D) the decrease in the median age of BSW social workers
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Within the US, which religion is increasing?

A) Islam
B) Buddhism
C) Hinduism
D) all of the above
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Discrimination is BEST defined as:

A) having feelings of dislike or distrust toward a group or individual within a group
B) when a group or individual is able to place restrictions on the actions or beliefs of individuals, groups, or institutions
C) a behavior that expresses a bias toward an individual or group on the basis of race, sex, age, religion, physical condition, etc.
D) a disconnectedness of an individual or group which leads to role confusion and role conflict
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Racism is:

A) the categorization and stereotyping of groups by racial characteristics or ethnic origins
B) discrimination that occurs as a result of compartmentalization by income and wealth
C) discrimination that oppresses people who have mental, emotional, and physical disabilities
D) all of the above
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Which term refers to discrimination against persons of color in accessing resources?

A) resourcefulness
B) ethnocentrism
C) institutional racism
D) assimilation
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Which term refers to discrimination against persons based solely on being a member of any age group?

A) elder abuse
B) ageism
C) classism
D) sexism
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Which term refers to discrimination that occurs as a result of compartmentalization by economic and social status?

A) classism
B) racism
C) wealthism
D) ableism
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Which term refers to discrimination that oppresses people who have mental, emotional, and physical disabilities?

A) classism
B) ableism
C) ethnocentrism
D) assimilation
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Which term refers to the belief that heterosexuality is the only acceptable form of sexual orientation?

A) homosexuality
B) bisexuality
C) sexism
D) heterosexism
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The ecological perspective is a theoretical approach to social work practice that:

A) focuses on strengths within the environment
B) views the client system within the context of the environment
C) places emphasis on roles and statuses in the environment
D) provides a circular view of how change in a social structure is made
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Using a strengths perspective, the social work relationship is built around:

A) understanding the generalist model
B) good health, prosperity, and social respect
C) knowledge of human behavior theory
D) the client's cultural and life experiences and beliefs
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Person first language refers to:

A) not using second person pronouns in writing case records
B) stating the person first then the situation
C) a grammatical structure that is common for both Latin and English
D) a preoccupation with the self-a narcissistic perspective of life
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Identify and explain two individual or group responses that can be elicited within the cycle of oppression.
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State three ways social workers can combat "isms."
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Which mandates that social work degree programs help social work students acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for culturally competent practice?

A) the U.S. Department of Education's standards for social work education
B) National Association of Social Worker's Code of Ethics
C) Council on Social Work Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards
D) U.S. Bill of Rights
C
2
Gaining an understanding, acceptance, and appreciation of cultural differences in order to practice social work more effectively is called

A) cultural competence
B) cultural complacency
C) ethical practice
D) diversity
A
3
Which term best describes a commitment by individuals and organizations to communication that can be understood by all?

A) cultural competence
B) multiculturalism
C) linguistic competence
D) diversity
C
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To practice social work with cultural humility requires the social worker to have:

A) a college education that includes foreign language requirements
B) an understanding of the NASW Code of Ethics
C) earned at least a C in a human diversity course
D) a desire to seek out more information and resources and to be able to say "I don't know"
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Which population in the U.S. is projected to have the largest growth?

A) white males
B) Individuals of Middle Eastern descent
C) African Americans
D) Hispanics/Latinx
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Which is expected to become a challenge for future social workers involved in an increasingly diverse population?

A) people whose first language is not English
B) the increase of violence that accompanies diversity
C) the decline of settlement houses
D) control of the House and Senate by minorities
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Population projections indicate that in the year 2030, people over the age of 65 will constitute

A) less than 3% of our population
B) more than 20% of our population
C) the same percentage found in 1963
D) none of the above
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Which is the demographic projection that will affect changes in generalist skills for BSW social workers?

A) the increase of multigenerational households
B) the increase in the number of households with greater than average incomes
C) the increase in the number of Latino BSW social workers
D) the decrease in the median age of BSW social workers
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Within the US, which religion is increasing?

A) Islam
B) Buddhism
C) Hinduism
D) all of the above
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Discrimination is BEST defined as:

A) having feelings of dislike or distrust toward a group or individual within a group
B) when a group or individual is able to place restrictions on the actions or beliefs of individuals, groups, or institutions
C) a behavior that expresses a bias toward an individual or group on the basis of race, sex, age, religion, physical condition, etc.
D) a disconnectedness of an individual or group which leads to role confusion and role conflict
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Racism is:

A) the categorization and stereotyping of groups by racial characteristics or ethnic origins
B) discrimination that occurs as a result of compartmentalization by income and wealth
C) discrimination that oppresses people who have mental, emotional, and physical disabilities
D) all of the above
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Which term refers to discrimination against persons of color in accessing resources?

A) resourcefulness
B) ethnocentrism
C) institutional racism
D) assimilation
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Which term refers to discrimination against persons based solely on being a member of any age group?

A) elder abuse
B) ageism
C) classism
D) sexism
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Which term refers to discrimination that occurs as a result of compartmentalization by economic and social status?

A) classism
B) racism
C) wealthism
D) ableism
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Which term refers to discrimination that oppresses people who have mental, emotional, and physical disabilities?

A) classism
B) ableism
C) ethnocentrism
D) assimilation
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Which term refers to the belief that heterosexuality is the only acceptable form of sexual orientation?

A) homosexuality
B) bisexuality
C) sexism
D) heterosexism
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The ecological perspective is a theoretical approach to social work practice that:

A) focuses on strengths within the environment
B) views the client system within the context of the environment
C) places emphasis on roles and statuses in the environment
D) provides a circular view of how change in a social structure is made
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Using a strengths perspective, the social work relationship is built around:

A) understanding the generalist model
B) good health, prosperity, and social respect
C) knowledge of human behavior theory
D) the client's cultural and life experiences and beliefs
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Person first language refers to:

A) not using second person pronouns in writing case records
B) stating the person first then the situation
C) a grammatical structure that is common for both Latin and English
D) a preoccupation with the self-a narcissistic perspective of life
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Identify and explain two individual or group responses that can be elicited within the cycle of oppression.
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State three ways social workers can combat "isms."
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