A social worker tells a client, "You do not really think that by dropping out of school you are going to get a great job and make a lot of money?" This statement by the social worker exemplifies that he or she is asking a(n):
A) ?scaling question.
B) ?open-ended question.
C) ?leading question.
D) ?stacked question.
C
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The text stated which of the following as a major thrust of social work?
A. Social workers link people with systems B. Social work targets only how individuals behave C. Social workers can force all systems to work with every client, no matter the problem D. Social workers solve problems for their clients
A family preservation program director helps design a study that evaluates the effectiveness of her program to keep children living with their abusive parents by providing the families with daily home visits by social workers. She expects the evaluation to show a dramatic reduction in reported child abuse incidents. Instead, the results show an increase in reported child abuse incidents. The
director then concludes that the program was undoubtedly effective, reasoning that there really could not possibly have been an increase in actual abuse due to her program, just an increase in reportage of abuse due to closer monitoring in the daily home visits. The director is committing the error of
a. illogical reasoning. b. ex post facto hypothesizing. c. premature closure of inquiry. d. selective observation. e. mystification.
A welfare policy dictates that an unemployed person can only receive aid if he or she
is currently enrolled in a free job training course funded by the government. Which of the following best describes this scenario? a. Enabling State b. personal responsibility c. incentive program d. family cap
The way that a person believes she should behave in her role as a social worker is
called a. Expectations b. Norms c. Beliefs d. Conceptions