Empowerment-oriented social workers are concerned about public and private systems that perpetuate disadvantages. Therefore, they
a. explain how there are structures of victimization.
b. refuse to see people as helpless victims of circumstances.
c. believe that focusing on individuals is more important than focusing onpolitical and economic structures
d. are extremely pessimistic about the ability of individuals to change massivecorporations.
b
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How do primates differ from other mammals?
A) There is a combination of physical traits that are unique to the Order Primates. B) Primates have a number of traits not found in other mammal groups. C) There is no way to distinguish a primate from other orders of mammals. D) Primates have fewer distinguishing features than other orders of mammals.
One of your assignments in a course called "Social Work and Mental Health" is to develop a panel presentation focusing on contemporary perspectives on mental illness. Your paper on the biochemical nature of mental illness reflects ______
a. cognitive theories of mental illness b. psychological theories of mental illness c. organic theories of mental illness d. sociocultural theories of mental illness
In ______, the U.S. Department of Education changed the Title IX regulations to allow for more flexibility in offering of single-sex education in public schools
A) 1989 B) 1992 C) 2006 D) 2011
Ideographic
A) positivist B) interpretative C) critical