Child welfare became a part of professional social work in:
a. Boston in the late 1800s
b. New York in the 1930s
c. Response to a dramatic increase in orphaned children
d. A dramatic increase in single parent homes
A
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When Lisa and Loretta Santiago ran away from home a second time, Frank Haines made
temporary arrangements for them to receive care from A) Relatives of their stepmother B) A residential treatment center for emotionally disturbed youth C) A group home D) The child protective services unit
Which of the following is NOT a major goal of social work practice, according to the National Association of Social Workers?
A. Link clients with systems that provide resources, services, and opportunities. B. Promote the effective and humane operation of systems that provide resources and services. C. Pursue policies, services, and resources through advocacy and social or political actions that promote social and economic justice. D. Develop and improve social policy.
Kelly finds that her associations with professional colleagues help to build her professional identity, and that her participation in peer review processes have helped her develop her professional skills. Kelly's activities represent ______
a. microlevel intervention b. mezzolevel intervention c. macrolevel intervention d. working with the profession
All of the following are results of performance evaluations except _____.
a. Improved staff contribution to the organization b. Improved staff productivity after comparison of individual performance against the performance other staff members c. Reduced staff anxiety resulting from ambiguity as to where they stand with their superiors d. Improved morale and attitudes of staff