The text calls _____ the conditions of having direct control over what is
happening in one’s own life.
A. Citizen participation
B. Personal empowerment
C. Social empowerment
D. Community building
B
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
The sociocultural framework explores and assesses relationships among cultures, ethnicities and system disparities.
Workers should avoid the use of community development and sustainability strategies because those two strategies affect the well-being of Latino children and youth
a. true b. false
Values can be defined in many ways. Which of the following best describes values as proposed by Morales and Sheafor and described in the text
a. As ‘guidelines' for proper behavior, they are much more than just ‘emotional reactions.' In fact, they are thought to be the fundamental criteria for necessary decision making. b. Values are standards that are so internalized and emotion laden that they have become so much a part of ones' attitudes, feelings, thinking, and behaving. c. Values are what ‘ought to be' not ‘what is.'. d. Values are easy to detect if we are willing to look at ourselves e. Values are seen in our everyday behaviors.
A major difference between Social Security and TANF revolves around
(a) the attitudes they reflect about the recipients in each program; (b) the ways in which work is treated; (c) the level of government expenditures for each program; (d) all of the above.