Settlement house workers focused on teaching poor residents from diverse backgrounds to live moral lives and improve their circumstances by teaching the prevailing middle class values of "work, thrift, and abstinence as the keys to success." Groups also focused on social relationships, sports, music, painting, arts, discussion of current affairs, and social activism to improve living conditions. How has the focus of group work changed? What aspects of group work remain similar today?
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a. The proscription against doing anything that might harm a client b. The mandate to facilitate clients' health and welfare c. The requirement to provide fair and equal treatment to all clients d. The importance of creating a safe and trusting therapeutic relationship
Under Baran's supervision, Sabrina has grown into a recognized expert in working
with autistic children. Baran is delighted by Sabrina's success but lately has begun giving her more advice than ever. What is most likely compromising Baran's supervisory judgment? A. tendency to equate his supervisory role with his self-worth B. desire to protect a protégé from interagency politics C. sense of competition with a promising younger colleague D. inappropriate ethical standards
____ is the act and result of putting extreme limitations and constraints on some person, group, or larger system
because the involved targets fit into some common category or have some common set of characteristics.
a. Sex discrimination b. Sexism c. Gender-role stereotype d. Oppression