recognizing society's values about what is considered important
What will be an ideal response?
phase one of Social Welfare Policy Development
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Which of the following is an open-ended question?
A. What are you planning to do after graduation? B. What happened after your divorce? C. Who is your class teacher? D. How many pills did you take?
Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding feminist group work practice?
a. Due to women's personal and professional experiences, an all-female group lacks the perspective of mixed gendered groups. b. Effective therapy should encourage women to value and develop inner strengths. c. Due to women's limited instrumental thinking, an all-female group lacks the perspective of mixed gendered groups. d. Answers "Due to women's personal and professional experiences, an all female group lacks the perspective of mixed gendered groups.". and "Effective therapy should encourage women to value and develop inner strengths.".
What prompted Celia’s strong reaction to the nurses’ comments about Mr. Brown?
Celia O’Neil, a 39-year-old baccalaureate social work student, was assigned to complete her internship in a nursing facility where she had been employed for the past 12 years and continued to work three days a week as the Activity Director. The social work director, Betty Williams, LSW, was Celia’s task supervisor but new to the nursing home setting. Therefore, Sally Jones, LCSW, served as Celica’s preceptor. Celia’s client, Mr. Brown, was a 47-year-old man admitted to the nursing home in June 2001 with numerous psychosocial needs. Celia was frustrated by what she interpreted as Betty’s lack of effort to assist Mr. Brown. She began to wonder whether her supervisor cared about the client, and she found the nursing staff uncaring and non-supportive. In addition, the nursing staff made rude comments about Mr. Brown right in front of him, which upset Celia a great deal. She felt the comments were abusive and she wondered how to advocate for Mr. Brown.
Philosophical assumptions that guide the practice of each model include beliefs about all EXCEPT
a. the causes of problems b. the role of the patient c. treatment d. the role of the professional