Modjeska Simkins, Ida Wells and Jane Hunter are examples of
a. former settlement house residents who went on to influence social policy by engaging in advocacy efforts.
b. leaders in the American suffrage movement that gave the women the right to vote.
c. African American social workers who developed programs for the black community since most social welfare programs often excluded African Americans.
d. leaders in COS movement.
C
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In the hands of an intergenerational therapist, the genogram is used simultaneously as:
A) a way to help the family implement new patterns individually and as a family. B) a way to map out family medical complications and how each affected the family. C) an assessment instrument and intervention. D) an intervention and tool for the closing phase of therapy.
Which statement is true about the developmental model and modernization theory?
a. The model and theory are actually fundamentally sound, but they were corrupted by Cold War ideology. b. They represent a fundamentally misleading view of society that has actually increased not only the number but the proportion of the world’s population that lives in poverty. c. Properly applied, they reduce poverty by bringing people into the modern world as quickly and painlessly as possible. d. They decreased the dependency of developing countries upon developed countries.
A good definition of the target behavior in evaluative research is most helpful for the researcher in selecting the ______.
A. tool for measuring client progress B. intervention to treat the target behavior C. statistic to test the study hypothesis
One reform created to address families’ increased economic vulnerability related to employment was:
a) Disability insurance b) Sick leave c) FMLA d) Workmen’s compensation