In 2011, the number of children in out-of-home care was __________
a) 401,000.
b) 491,000.
c) 914,000
d) 193,000
A
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Using the chronic homelessness example discussed in the usefulness of social problem analysis an
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Most of the children who were the original focus on the early efforts of early school social workers were
a. from families who recently emigrated from non-English-speaking countries. b. identified for services due to consistent acting out and rebellious behavior. c. from upper income families whose children were often left with caregivers. d. from area orphanages.
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b. The National Association of Social Workers refuses to create a standard definition. c. The definition has implications concerning who receives agency service and who can receive benefits. d. Family structure and relationships do not always follow a particular pattern.