Lack of resources as a barrier to goal achievement would constitute all of the following except:
a. The client only possesses sneakers and t-shirts
b. The client’s level of English is insufficient for job interviews
c. The client owns an old automobile; however, he cannot afford insurance
d. The single-parent client wishes to work but cannot afford childcare
b
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Anne Williams-Isom, as an executive at Harlem Children's Zone (HCZ), eventually had a child removed from her mother by child welfare:
A. Because of her genuine concern for the mother as well as the child B. As a way to demonstrate HCZ's standards and commitments C. Because the child was at grave risk D. In order to build stronger social relations with the child welfare agency as a way to advance a powerful social justice agenda in Harlem
What is meant by the term "social identity"?
What will be an ideal response?
Engagement is the ______ step in the planned change process, building a work relationship with the client.
A. first B. second C. third D. last
The Charity Organization Movement accepted “Social Darwinism” as its theoretical perspective for helping or not helping the poor. What was considered morally correct in attitudes towards the poor and society in general? As a result of this
perspective, what types of social welfare programs were developed in the late 1800s and how did their effectiveness relate to this perspective? What will be an ideal response?