The child welfare advocacy movement in the 1970s advanced all but which of the following major themes?
A. Child welfare programs should reflect the financial situations of the states that provide them.
B. Society has a responsibility for and obligation to children.
C. Child and family services are a matter of right and entitlement.
D. Child development is influenced by interaction with families and transactions with other social systems.
Answer: A
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During an intake interview, a client reports that she is extremely depressed and has self-destructive thoughts. She has had prior suicide attempts, but tells the social worker not to worry as she won't "do it again". The social worker should FIRST:
A. Tell the client that her decision not to harm herself is a good one. B. Explore with the client what is causing her depression C. Conduct a safety assessment D. Refer the client to a psychiatrist for medication evaluation
Data gathering and assessment skills do not include
a) Focusing group communication b) Identifying and describing thoughts, feelings and behaviors c) Summarizing and partializing information d) Analyzing information
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
The Willie M. Program was successful and inexpensive.
Social workers empower clients when they
A. help them acquire the resources, skills, and opportunities to advocate for themselves. B. advocate for changes that will benefit them. C. act to change law and policies that negatively impact them. D. provide effective counseling for them to make better personal choices.