In late 1950s, whose work precipitated behavior theory’s turn toward the impact of cognitive processes on behavior?
a. Ellis
b. Beck
c. Bandura
d. Chomsky
Ans: D
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All of following are components of the laissez-faire perspective in the development of social welfare except:
a. the problems of the poor are perceived as a matter of personal failure that would only be perpetuated by government programs b. people become poor or needy as a result of changing social institutions such as economic globalization c. social responsibility for the vulnerable members of society would be carried out through volunteerism aimed at encouraging personal responsibility. d. work is considered the only justifiable means of survival
The goal of social work is to:
a) teach individuals how to function according to the rules of society b) reconcile the well-being of individuals with the welfare of society c) promote community well-being d) promote social well-being.
The concept of mono-culture:
A) Is the idea that one culture is better than the other. B) Is the idea that the world is morphing into one culture that reflects the style of American culture. C) Is the idea that people from a particular culture all want to be the same. D) Is impossible since every country, and its people, are unique.
The worker in the case example Battered Women and Indicators of Oppression uses which skill?
a. empathy b. humiliation c. exception questions d. contracting