A social worker’s ability to integrate cultural knowledge, values, and skills and relate them to clients in culturally appropriate ways is referred to as
a. Cultural sensitivity
b. Culture of origin
c. Cultural responsiveness
d. Cultural diversity
c
Feedback to correct answer: Social workers are said to be culturally responsive, when they demonstrate the ability to use client-perspective-centered practice skills as a method to achieve cultural competence with each client they serve
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A) lower? to middle?class individuals. B) women. C) already socially active. D) all of the above
The ideology of the Colonial Period focused on human’s “original sin” and the necessity of stern treatment for the unproductive justified alternatives to relief including all but which of the following:
a) The workhouse b) Indenture c) Food assistance d) Apprenticeship
Participating in counseling is a sign of
a. weakness. b. character deficits. c. strength. d. cowardice.
In 1854, President Pierce vetoed a bill that would have:
a) Returned to the states responsibility for social ills. b) Continued the reliance on private charity. c) Allocated large amounts of money for federally funded institutions. d) Prevented the drying up of charity at home