Each of the following is considered the business of social welfare except:
A) telling people how to live their lives
B) ending all types of discrimination and oppression.
C)providing child-care services for parents who work outside the home.
D) rehabilitating people who are addicted to alcohol or drugs.
A
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Which of the following statements is true of explanatory hypotheses?
A. A social worker should provide professionally based explanatory hypotheses about how personal and situational factors influence issues and vice versa after hearing client-generated hypotheses. B. A social worker should always provide professionally based explanatory hypotheses about how needs and problems affect people and circumstances during the contracting phase. C. A social worker should not provide explanatory hypotheses in the assessing stage. D. A social worker should focus on System 1 thinking rather than System 2 thinking while formulating explanatory hypotheses.
Early research on older adults and sexuality was limited by:
A) small, nonrandom samples. B) the emphasis on frequency of sexual intercourse. C) comparisons of younger and older cohorts at the same point in time. D) all of the above.
Which of the following would be the best question to pursue through qualitative research?
A. What proportion of our clients have preschool-age children? B. What are the stages of moral decline for at-risk youth? C. Has the strengths-based tutoring service of Parker Middle School been effective in the improvement of grades for at-risk middle school students? D. Would our current clients recommend our services for their friends?
The bicultural socialization model refers to:
a) The idea that an individual with mixed racial/ethnic background can function in a heterogeneous population b) The recognition that an individual can operate effectively in different cultural environments where there may be cultural overlap and differences c) The recognition that someone from another culture must give up his or her cultural beliefs and practices to be accepted in a different cultural environment d) The idea that someone from a minority culture must adopt the beliefs and values of the dominant culture to gain acceptance