What is the purpose of the social work profession?
A. To promote human and community well-being
B. To give advice
C. To bag groceries
D. To promote religious practices
Ans: A. To promote human and community well-being
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According to Kapp and Anderson, the first step or component in program evaluation is to:
a. Assess and address agency political factors b. Engage stakeholders in the evaluation process c. Choose an evaluation design d. Collect data
The following is true of RPS
a. It is an excellent method for understanding the values embedded in the solutions the problemsolver wishes to maximize. b. It can be used with most of the conventional problems that social workers confront in their professional work. c. It is an excellent method for actually solving social problems because it encourages people to view their interests in a rational and dispassionate way. d. Its methodology encourages multi?dimensional thinking
A program can be distinguished from an intervention in that a program is ______.
A. more narrow in scope than the intervention so that an intervention will often have several programs within it B. be focused only on client outcome, whereas the intervention will often be focused on other aspects of success like efficiency and quality C. more broad in scope and will usually contain more than one intervention D. focused on the agency budget
With regard to indentured servitude
A) children under the age of 18 years of age were not permitted to work in an indentured contract B) children did not legally need the permission of their parents in order to enter into a bonded labor contract C) servants had to be of legal age, which ranged from 16 to 18 years of age, depending upon the territory D) children could be forced into servitude, particularly if they were poor, orphaned and/or immigrants