During her field research project at a daycare center, Sally explained social research to the daycare center workers, told about her own background, and ignored minor rule infractions. This illustrates
A) normalizing field research.
B) use of small favors.
C) negotiating with a gatekeeper.
D) appearance of interest.
E) attitude of strangeness.
A
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What is TRUE about the historical context of HBSE theories?
a. It understands how economic, religious, political and social welfare systems interact. b. It pertains to how consistent HBSE theories are with social work values and ethics. c. It connects to what sources of knowledge HBSE theories support. d. It has nothing to do with social workers’ choice of HBSE theories used in practice.
Specific tasks assist clients and social workers in:
A) ?indicating the particular action steps that need to be taken to achieve goals. B) ?determining the feasibility of goals. C) ?identifying the need for change, thereby helping in formulating goals. D) ?specifying the desired level of change.
A sociological/political theory that attempts to explain poverty says that it may be due to:
a. racism b. sexism c. ageism d. all of the above
All of the following are identified as critical commitments that helpers make to grow into clinical competence EXCEPT:
a. lifelong learning. b. collaboration. c. malfeasance. d. values-based practice.