In the boxed reading on social work in Ghana by Augustina Naami, Naami states that
a. Ghana was always an independent country
b. the social welfare system was organized by the British when Ghana was a colony
c. social workers have a strong professional identity and support
d. there are few nongovernmental organizations operating in Ghana
b. the social welfare system was organized by the British when Ghana was a colony
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Which of the following statements is (are) true regarding family services?
a. There are only micro and mezzo practice aspects involved in a family service agency b. Services available to families are basically the same in any particular community c. Generalist social workers practicing in family service agencies may be involved in advocating for changes in governmental legislation d. All are true
It is unlikely that effective interviewers are culturally encapsulated
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Time order cannot be established in cross-sectional research designs. 2. A trend study involves gathering data at two or more points in time. 3. In a trend study, data are collected from the same subjects at more than one point in time. 4. Trend studies concern changes in the defined population and not changes in individuals within that population. 5. A panel study of older adults will collect data from the same group at several points- in-time.
In Kadushin, Berger, Gilbert, and de St. Aubin’s (2009) focus group, supervisees indicated that individual supervision was infrequent. As a result, supervisees used a combination of supervisory models. Describe four models utilized by members of the focus group.
a. Seeking secondary on-site supervisors (team leaders, senior workers, or leads) b. Participating in group or team supervision c. Engaging in peer supervision d. Paying for private supervision e. Relying on peer consultation for clinical and supportive supervisory functions f. Receiving supervision on a PRN (as-needed) basis