People who have a sense of generativity
a. show little interest in making the world a better place.
b. tend to focus more on what they can give to others than on what they can get.
c. focus on what they can get from others.
d. avoid risks by choosing the security provided by a routine existence.
B
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A component of the Jewish Federation of North America is the Human Services and Social Policy Pillar (HSSP) which
a. relies on human service professionals and volunteers to coordinate services of human services agencies only within the Jewish community. b. is responsible for lobbying for policies that benefit primarily Jewish causes both within the United States and internationally. c. is responsible for social lobbying action on local and national levels in an attempt to influence social policy. d. advocates for Jewish causes in Israel that are of importance to the Jewish diaspora living in the United States.
Which is the first of the internationally binging agreements on human rights?
A. International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights B. Convention on the Rights of the Child C. International Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Racial Discrimination D. Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Which concept is found in both systems theory and the ecological perspective?
A. Interface B. Homeostasis C. Relatedness D. Boundaries
The foundation of all ethical practice is promoting the welfare of clients. To overlook the abilities, strengths, and resources within the community is doing a great disservice to the individuals we serve. If we hope to bring about significant changes within individuals and communities, we: a. need to use community resources as a way to quicken therapy. b. must change the people who are
affected by these conditions so they will accept them. c. need to change conditions that affect people rather than merely changing people who are affected by theseconditions. d. must not work with client problems in their cultural context.