When society creates conditions that result in some groups of people being disenfranchised in comparison to others, which social work principle most clearly indicates that social workers should seek to change the conditions causing the problem?
a. Engage in conscious use of self
b. Challenge social injustices
c. Maintain professional objectivity
d. Embrace human diversity
B
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According to Skolnick and Skolnick, by the 1970's, the statistically average couple spent only 18 percent of their married lives __________ compared with 54 percent a century ago
a. raising young children b. working in jobs outside of the home c. doing activities together d. working on housework and other domestic responsibilities.
Couples __________ in marital adjustment are less accurate communicators and less aware communicators than are couples __________ in marital adjustment
(a) transitioning/stable (b) high/low (c) stable/transitioning (d) low/high
Historical-comparative researchers would agree that all except one of the following describes a challenge they face in their research. Which one is NOT an issue for them
A. Some historians believe that history consists of unique events and can only be represented by narratives about these specific events. B. The number of cases—the sample size—is often very small. C. Historical-comparative research has to cope with very large numbers of contextualized variables. D. The participants in the situations that are studied are often dead or inaccessible for data collection. E. Experimental design is virtually impossible as a method for reaching conclusions.
Which values guide the sociological concept of rationalization?
A. Logic and efficiency B. Tradition and morality C. Worker and product D. Ideals and power