Society may contribute to prevalence of sexual abuse through its
a. emphasis on sexual performance
b. advanced technology
c. allowing easy divorce
d. dismissing taboos
a. emphasis on sexual performance
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Social work moved away from environmental issues because
A. Professionals in public health pushed social workers aside B. The public was not interested in the environment itself as an important issue. C. Early 20th century politicians saw the 'natural world' as outside the work of the government D. Social work leaders pushed to distinguish the profession as work on the social environment, not the natural environment
involves the following six tasks for social workers: -develop an awareness of personal values, assumptions, and biases -establish an appreciation of other cultures and nurture attitudes that respect differences -understand how one's own cultural heritage and belief system differ from and may influence interaction with clients who have a different cultural background -recognize the existence of stereotypes about discrimination against, and oppression of various diverse groups -commit to learning about clients' cultures -acquire effective skills for working with people from other cultures
What will be an ideal response?
Social work services described by the NASW in the field of disabilities include
A. Policy development and advocacy B. Discharge planning C. Counseling D. Making referrals
The following statements about breastfeeding are true EXCEPT
a. it is recommended that infants be breastfed exclusively for the first 6 months of life. b. a mother passes her antibodies through her breastmilk to the baby. c. long-term benefits of breastfeeding include reducing type I and type II diabetes. d. breastfeeding should stop after 6 months of age.