Assessing from a strengths-based approach requires the social worker to assess not only
present abilities, but the identification of past mistakes.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
FALSE
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According to the text, non-deliberative social work practice can support social justice aims by ______.
a. lessening pressure on members to see things as being imposed by external forces and allowing them to feel and act in ways that emerge organically b. helping members to deeply consider the implications of social justice issues on their concerns c. allowing member to avoid self-reflection when they are uncomfortable with it d. decreasing the focus on thoughts and beliefs and increasing the focus on doing social justice work
Upper-level administrators of an eating disorders clinic are concerned about program efficiency
They decide to conduct evaluations on four programs within the clinic for the purpose of determining the efficiency. What does efficiency mean within the context of a program evaluation? a) Maintaining a relatively high standard b) Determining the effectiveness of interventions c) Preventing or minimizing waste while channeling resources for an intervention d) Acknowledging the clients' needs
Specific moral choices made by a person within a situation involving relationships
with others is known as a. Ethics b. Decision making c. Cognitive responsiveness d. Accommodation
To win support from moderates, George W. Bush posed as a compassionate conservative vowing to:
A) ?initiate a limited prescription benefit plan in Medicare B) ?provide increases in federal funding in education C) ?allow Social Security to be privatized D) ?all of the above