The theory of group work that focuses on the way members influence one another during social interactions is the:
a) Social Exchange Theory
b) Field Theory
c) Interaction Theory
d) Social Learning Theory
A
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Egalitarian societies have no social groups with unequal access to power, prestige, or resources, __________.
A) and they ensure equality by sorting social groups by gender B) but they generally afford greater access of these to men than to women C) and they often afford the same balance across genders D) but they usually afford greater access of these to women than to men
Fusick and Charkow (2004)discuss the tendency of traditional Euro-American theories to
pathologize racial and ethnic minorities rather than A) assisting them in seeking appropriate services B) recognizing the ways in which the public school system stratifies students based on ethnic group and socioeconomic status C) recognizing the serious mental health problems that often occur within racial and ethnic minority populations D) recognizing the social oppression that contributes to violence, gang activity, and juvenile delinquency
What is one reason that poor people may suffer more in times of environmental disaster?
A. less preparedness for a disaster B. greater addiction, leading to an increased chance they are impaired at the time of the disaster C. a feeling of depression leaving them feeling hopeless to avoid the disaster D. a numbness to crisis situations
Caster is a social worker in South Africa who is collaborating via e-mail and Facebook with two other social workers in her home country and three social workers in England and Ireland to examine the various ways in which transgender children are treated in their various countries and how these differing reactions impact them from a social and mental health standpoint. Caster and her collaborators are engaging in ______.
A. international social work B. global practice C. progressive advocacy D. international social development