The impact of policies on target populations, the surrounding environment and the number of
generations impacted are all:
a) Are critical elements considered by politicians when assessing pending legislation
b) Are basic stuctural components of any policy framework
c) Elements of a policy analysis frame work from an ethic of care persepctive
d) Are the pillars of the NASW code of ethics
C
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Some of the goals of the COS movement were to
A) confront and counteract social inequity within society B) organize almsgiving while rooting out fraud C) encourage a system where the poor were deemed social equals within society D) eradicate the stigmatization of the poor
Which of the following is a biocentric view?
a. Humans are interdependent with at least some other animal species b. Habitats, non-living things, and ecosystems have inherent value c. It is important to consider the health of the entire species in its habitat d. Human beings are the most significant entity of the universe
John Rawl's theory of distributive justice has as its overarching goal:
a) "Minimize harm and maximize good" b) "The ends justify the means" c) "The greatest good for the greatest number" d) " Do no harm to any vulnerable individual"
EBP and EI research facilitates the investigation of cultural dimensions for unique client systems. Which resources would not be considered appropriate and effective for a culturally diverse client struggling with alcohol abuse?
a. APA DSM V b. Daughters of the American Revolution c. Native American Adult Children of Alcoholics organization d. Veterans Administration, Behavioral Health