Having an ethical responsibility to clients, colleagues, practice settings, and the profession
are considered to be part of which of the following:
A) Ethical principles
B) Responsible practice
C) NASW standards
D) None of the above.
A
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From 1960 to 2012, the number of employed social workers grew by _____
A) less than 50% B) ?about 100% C)less than ?10% D) ?over 600%
In order to develop and defend a policy proposal, a policy advocate must go through ____ steps
a. Four. b. Six. c. Seven. d. Eight.
When using available data, one of the major dangers of making extensive changes in hypotheses and operational definitions is that
a. you will end up with a level of measurement that is too high. b. validity will be threatened. c. there will be an unnoticed shift in the unit of analysis. d. reliability will be threatened.
Which of the examples below is an example of Social Victim Theory?
a. Cultural Deviance b. Radical Criminology c. Differential Association Theory d. Psychological Control Theory