A 50-year-old African American woman is referred to a social worker for a biopsychosocial
assessment and discusses her heritage, culture, and national origin. The social worker should put this
information under the category of:
a) Race
b) Ethnicity
c) Minority group
d) Class
B
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Eric Zachary developed "prep meetings" with his parent leaders primarily:
A. To help calm down new activists worried about meeting school officials B. As a tool of critical reflection, so people would arrive at their own answers to the questions and demands that would be discussed at the official meeting C. To review the agenda and have people practice their roles at the meeting D. To answer their questions about what would probably happen at the meeting
With regards to ethical codes, practitioners are responsible for all of the following EXCEPT:
A) ?knowing how to identify and advocate for adequate resources. B) ?identifying relevant standards to help guide their actions. C) ?recognizing ethical issues. D) ?only following agency rules if there is a conflict between those rules and the ethical code.
Elizabethan Poor Laws of 1601
A) was England's first attempt at having social welfare legislation B) was an evolution of legal acts in a series of previous acts C) was a single yet complex piece of legislation that stipulated how the poor were to be treated D) governed feudalism until the Middle Ages when mass urbanization rendered the legislation unnecessary
Which of the following is true about confidentiality?
A. Confidentiality is a higher principle than the power of law. B. More than half of clients leave treatment when they find out that their therapist broke confidentiality to make a mandated child abuse report. C. Confidentiality as an ethical principle is based on an oversimplified practice model that includes only the social worker and the client. D. The NASW Code of Ethics requires that social workers maintain absolute confidentiality.C