Social functioning does NOT
a. support the profession's focus on person-in-environment transactions.
b. refer to the client's ability to accomplish the tasks necessary for daily living.
c. refer to the client's ability to fulfill major social roles.
d. refer to the client's ability to fulfill the roles as defined by the social worker.
d
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The dominant group’s belief in its superiority over other views is called _____.
A. ethnocentrism B. dehumanization C. victimization D. blaming the victim
Which of the following statements best reflects the current role of information technologies
in human service practice and research?
a. Computers and other information technologies are used only for data analysis functions in large scale research projects. b. Computers and other information technologies are used to store data on clients, but this data is not appropriate for research purposes. c. Computers and other information technologies have become an integral part of both practice and research activities. d. While computers and other information technologies are commonly used in research, there are no practical applications available today for human service delivery purposes.
A major goal of human services intervention is to:
a. validate intricate theories. b. resolve deep emotional conflicts. c. help provide resources to meet the clients' needs. d. help the client achieve self-actualization.
Scheduling requires that the family know the:
a. time. b. date. c. location. d. a and b. e. all of the above.