The psychodynamic approach does NOT

Settlement house workers focused on teaching poor residents from diverse backgrounds to live moral lives and improve their circumstances by teaching the prevailing middle class values of "work, thrift, and abstinence as the keys to success." Groups also focused on social relationships, sports, music, painting, arts, discussion of current affairs, and social activism to improve living conditions. How has the focus of group work changed? What aspects of group work remain similar today?

What will be an ideal response?

Robyn is a social work administrator who is using criterion sampling to understand the dynamics of

having a family member diagnosed with a terminal illness. She was able to obtain a sample of eight cases, but it was difficult to find research participants due to the sensitive nature of research. The first case was recruited because the family personified the criteria for the most desired type of case. What is the name of this type of case? a) Typical case b) Exemplar case c) Novel case d) Valid case

The Dawes Act provided Native American's retention of their land once they accepted an individual plot. Although the act provided some protection to Native Americans, it enabled the settlers to take land from the Native Americans by:

A) ?coercing them to sell their land for minimal prices B) ?confiscating their land by federal edict C) ?appropriating funds that settlers could use to buy Native American lands D) ?all of the above

Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

The process of seeking evidence for the evidence-based social worker should start with the review of a single article that reports appropriate evidence.