Early social workers, while deeply concerned to alleviate many sources of human suffering,
a. tended to turn a blind eye to child labor because it contributed to familysurvival
b. were involved in politics to institute fundamental economic and regulatoryreform.
c. tended to live apart from those they studied because they could afford to.
d. were indifferent to prostitution because it was a matter of freedom ofcontract.
b
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Gaining power through knowledge in order to effect change is:
a. why we study social welfare b. not compatible with social work practice c. illegal d. simple and easy and does not require understanding of social issues e. only the domain of politicians
Carl Rogers's theory focused on
A) ?social interest as the standard by which to judge psychological health. B) ?striving toward self-actualization. C) ?the importance of nonjudgmental listening and acceptance as a condition for people to feel free enough to change. D) ?the goal of individuation, or a fully harmonious and integrated personality.
Kapp and Anderson provide a helpful “Usage Assessment Tool” to use in interviews and discussions with staff regarding evaluation use. Identify 6 of the 12 questions they provide in the tool.
What will be an ideal response?
The fastest growing segment of the U.S. population is
A. People 75 years old or older. B. Children 6 years old or younger. C. Young adults. D. Adolescents.