Explain the different levels of social work education in great detail. What must one do to achieve each level of education? What are some of the different areas in which social workers can be employed with each degree?
What will be an ideal response?
BSW, MSW, PhD/DSW. Bachelor's-level social workers take entry-level jobs, MSWs are more likely to work in administration or (especially) clinical social work, and doctorate-level workers are likely to work in academia or top administrative positions.
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A. Be sympathetic B. Explain the disease progress to her C. Talk to her family D. Refer her to a medical doctor
The terms level of significance, alpha level, and critical region each refer to different things; they do not refer to the same thing
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
What type of research attempts to discern how effective a program, agency, or policy is
attaining its expected outcomes? a. Predictive research b. Evaluation research c. Descriptive research d. Action research
__________ is as much a state of mind as it is life circumstances
A) Meaningful life work B) ?Happiness C) ?A close relationship D) ?Self-interest