The harnessing of entire families in factories where life, was “solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short” was a condition that some
a. came to be seen as natural, and what was more chilling as the way things ought to be.
b. was only a temporary problem that ultimately would turn out for the best in the long run.
c. believed was actually an improvement for the weakest and poorest.
d. would be reduced with imperialism and slavery
A
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A) there are variations in human populations B) some races are innately inferior to others C) variations between human populations not socially important D) all races are equal
Listening carefully to clients and responding nonjudgmentally to them reflects the overarching social work value of
A. social justice B. humanism C. collegial respect D. human dignity
Steven is exploring the impact of neglect on academic achievement for grade school children. He
will be using a nonprobability sampling procedure, due in-part to the sensitive nature of the research topic. He begins the sampling process by selecting research participants who are the easiest to find. What type of sampling procedure is he using? a) Criterion sampling b) Snowball sampling c) Convenience sampling d) Quota sampling
The consumption of research is one tool that social work practitioners use to become informed of
evidence-based practices. Hopefully agency administrators help to bridge the gap between research and practice by providing trainings or having literature available. While reviewing the literature, what should a social work practitioner note about the variables in any given study? a) Were descriptions provided for how the variables were defined and measured? b) Are all the variables related to social work? c) Were variables ruled-out of the research due to extraneous factors? d) Are variables diverse?