What were the major programs established by the Social Security Act, and how do they aim to alleviate poverty or other social ills? How have they changed since their establishment?
What will be an ideal response?
Major programs were Social Security benefits, early retirement benefits, and Medicare program. The Social Security Act widely expanded welfare activities and advanced services and programs that helped prevent destitution and dependency. The fact that it provided cash benefits to recipients was a major step toward enhancing human dignity and personal freedom.
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A. Red Cross. B. Methodist Church. C. Community Chest. D. United Way.
In the context of professional social work, _____ is an aspect of socialization service in which social
workers help people clarify their own goals and roles.
A. resocialization B. identity development C. skill development D. social control
Evidence supporting family therapy has been especially strong for:
a. multisystemic therapy b. parent management training c. functional family therapy d. all of the above
What is the ecosystems approach to construct a definition of sustainability? Why is it relevant to social work practice?
What will be an ideal response?