How does a PhD in social work differ from a DSW?
What will be an ideal response?
A doctorate of philosophy in social work (PhD) readies graduates to teach or conduct research or to specialize in clinical practice. A doctorate of social work (DSW) prepares graduates for advanced practice and administrative positions or other leadership in social work.
Learning Objectives: 1-4: Understand educational and practice options for social workers.
You might also like to view...
A variety of educational placements are required under IDEA-2004 to match the many different needs of students
with disabilities. This is known as a. the continuum of alternative services. b. collaboration. c. the least restrictive environment. d. mainstreaming. e. integration.
The strengths perspective focuses on client strengths rather than client problems
a. True b. False
What is one recommendation for managers who wish to introduce new technology with the least amount of resistance?
A. Insist that staff use all new technology immediately. B. Insist that staff members describe the new technology to all clients C. Stress to staff members and clients what will remain unchanged despite its use. D. Forbid staff to communicate in-person if electronic communication is available.
The incidence of death with anorexia appears to be high then when compared to individuals diagnosed with bulimia nervosa
a. True b. False