A collaborative form of intervention in which the individual social worker, sometimes as a member of
a team, links clients with needed services by acting as facilitator, broker, mediator, and advocate for
the client is called:
a) casework
b) case management
c) generalist social work
d) psychotherapy
b
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Another name for correlational research designs is
a. Pre-experimental designs b. Cross sectional designs c. Quasi-experimental designs d. Interrupted time-series design
From a Bowenian perspective, optimal development in the family occurs when all members are relatively differentiated, anxiety is low, and parents ______
a. form an executive subsystem b. cut-off from dysfunctional family members c. avoid heightened emotionality d. remain in emotional contact with family of origin
The asset-building approach
a. focuses on stopping problems (intervention). b. focuses on preventing problems. c. promotes strategies to build the assets of parents. d. focuses on increasing exposure to positive and constructive activities
A social work faculty diligently instructs her students on the standards set forth by The Council on
Social Work Education (CSWE). Whereas many of her lessons include practicing without discrimination, understanding the forms of oppression, and seeking necessary organizational changes. Which construct is the faculty acknowledging? a) Social and economic justice b) Applied ethics c) Institutional discrimination d) Politics