"Naming the word" as discussed in the chapter means:
A. Finally getting the right slogans for a campaign
B. An ability to reflect on and act upon the world around you in a conscious and deliberate way
C. Clarifying the demands of the group so that change is possible
D. Helping develop new leaders so they can speak in large group meetings and with officials
Answer: B
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Effective social workers identify ways to become politically involved and develop political access for their clients. In this context, they provide a framework that involves what?
A. Dialogue and solutions that focus on societal and structural inequities. B. Practice and solutions that focus on a mixture of societal and individual failings. C. Practice that stresses the need for clients to work out their own individual solutions to problems. D. Dialogue and solutions that refuse to work within unfair systems.
How should Megan balance advocating for her client with issues of societal safety that Glen raised?
While working as a probation officer for the U.S. District Courts, Megan Romanowski, BSW, was given the task of supervising parolee Robert Sanchez. Robert adjusted well to the community setting—he had a stable job and living situation—and even developed a good working relationship with Megan. But when Robert was involved in another robbery, Megan was forced to make a decision about what to recommend to the judge regarding his sentence.
Social workers who provide supervision have specific responsibilities, including:
A. Evaluating performance in a fair and respectful manner B. Suggesting that students fail to inform clients that they are a student C. Sharing responsibility with students to maintain clear, appropriate, and culturally sensitive boundaries. D. Gaining necessary knowledge, skills, and values to supervise.
Economic justice is a condition in which members of society have unequal opportunities for attaining material goods, income, and wealth.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)