A social worker who is using research to act on behalf of others to facilitate changes is
engaging in:
a. Extracurricular activities
b. Assessment
c. Advocacy
d. Conceptualization
C
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On Ray's 63rd birthday, he mentioned to his wife that since he was approaching retirement from the company he had worked for over 30 years, he had come to terms with the fact that he was not going to reach his lifelong goal of being Vice President of the company. Ray's attitude suggests
A) ?he is adapting to the challenges that are common during late middle age. B) ?he is depressed about the fact that he didn't achieve his goal and is deluding himself to think he has come to terms with it. C) ?he has low self-esteem and he would not give up his dream if he had high self-esteem. D) ?he is trying to get his wife to feel sorry for him, which is a common phenomenon amongmen who are about to retire.
B is a woman who is recently separated from her husband after repeated episodes of physical abuse. Her husband is requesting to visit her and their children. B thinks she would like to reunite with her husband. In therapy with the social worker, B asks the social worker if she would help her to plan for reunification with her husband. Is the assessment process the social worker should:
A. Help B clarify her reasons for wanting to reunite B. Notify Child Protective Services C. Develop a plan for reunification D. Call B's husband and tell him of the possible legal ramifications if he does return
The principle, "from each according to his ability, to each according to his needs," expresses
which theory? a. John Rawls' Theory of Social Justice b. Adam Smith's Invisible Hand Theory c. Marxist Theory d. Marginal Productivity Theory
Social workers who provide supervision have specific responsibilities, including:
A. Evaluating performance in a fair and respectful manner B. Suggesting that students fail to inform clients that they are a student C. Sharing responsibility with students to maintain clear, appropriate, and culturally sensitive boundaries. D. Gaining necessary knowledge, skills, and values to supervise.