Welfare reform laws provided opportunities for voluntary organizations
to provide services to the poor. Because research supported the
importance of _________ in helping the poor, they were encouraged
to take on a more active role.
A. family service agencies
B. non-profit agencies
C. religious congregations
D. ethnic-based organizations
C
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As a whole, health and long-term care services for older people can be characterized by:
A) the growth of private insurance plans that fill the gaps left by public funding. B) growing inequities and the creation of a two tier system of care. C) greater emphasis on better quality of care in hospitals and nursing homes. D) greater access to high tech diagnostic services for low-income elders.
The inclusion of spiritual assessment in a social work interview:
a. The social worker should speak up about the benefits of his/her own beliefs b. Is advised if the client has mental illness c. Should be pursued even If the older adult does not find the topic unwelcome d. Should be prefaced by a question of interest in the topic
According to Brueggemann, if we could shrink the earth's population to a village of precisely 100 people, with all the existing human ratios remaining the same:
A. 20 would be non-Christian. B. 45 (all from the United States) would possess 59 percent of the world's wealth. C. 30 would live in substandard housing. D. one would have a college education.
What are third parties?
a. Those who do not want change to take place b. Those who want changes to be made that do not affect them c. Those who want change to take place with themselves d. Those who want change to take place, but not with themselves