In social work, "competence" of a social worker includes:
A) ?developing his or her expertise.
B) ?continuously understanding clients' cultures and strengths.
C) ?looking over other social workers' shoulders to catch and correct mistakes.
D) ?accepting all cases referred once the social worker is licensed to provide service.
A
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A system of social work practice designed to help people with problems of living through
their own actions in which they select, plan, and carry out a plan with the assistance of a social worker is referred to as: A) Social Planning Model B) Congruency Model C) Issues Based Model D) Task Centered Model
Asking a group of experts whether the items on a scale appear to measure what they intend to measure is a good way to assess the scale's A) predictive validity
B) concurrent validity. C) construct validity. D) ?content validity.
A group where clients meet to discuss problems they may be having with one another is referred to as:
a. gender-specific group. b. honesty group. c. tolerance group. d. community group. e. principles before personalities group.
Elements of the American Affordable Care Act include all but which of the following:
a) Subsidies for premiums b) Government run health care plans on the exchanges c) Penalty for no purchasing coverage d) Employers required to pay penalties if they do not provide coverage