In evaluating the success of a particular advocacy cycle, what question is normally not involved in the determination?
A. "Did the strategies work?"
B. "Have life conditions improved?"
C. "Did systematic changes occur?"
D. "What are my next steps?"
Answer: D
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A. Is necessary to get things done B. Is a false distinction that undermines effective social work practice C. Involves very different approaches to helping others D. Occurred when Republicans came to power in the 1980s
The theory of force field analysis suggests that the best way for change to occur is by:
A. Increasing driving forces. B. Increasing resisting forces. C. Decreasing driving forces. D. Decreasing resisting forces.
Kai Erikson went to Buffalo Creek, West Virginia in 1972 following a highly destructive flood. Based on his interviews with residents and after spending considerable time in Buffalo Creek, Erikson theorized that the damage to the social ties in the community caused by natural disasters were just as destructive as the physical damage to the affected community. Erikson's study is a good example of what kind of research?
a. Descriptive b. Exploratory c. Explanatory d. Deductive e. Inductive
Planning, contracting, engagement, and assessment are all:
a. Processes of policy practice b. Differing help levels provided by specific types of social workers c. Training phases for aspiring social workers d. Stages of the helping process