________ gave disability a publicly identifiable face through her childhood accomplishments in the
1880s by learning to read, write, and speak despite being blind and deaf and not having the benefit of
a trained special educator.
a) Dorothea Dix
b) Alexander Graham Bell
c) Helen Keller
d) Mary Richmond
c
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All of the following contributed to the emergence of the social work profession in the late 19th century except
(a) mass immigration and the growth of cities; (b) the impact of rapid industrialization; (c) the development of a scientific basis for social work; (d) the increase in social problems such as unemployment, poverty, and child labor.
During 2012, ________ of maltreatment perpetrators were White, ________ were African American, and ________ were Hispanic.
a. 19.5%; 47.8%; 19.6% b. 7.5%; 63.4%; 16.0% c. 48.9%; 19.9%; 18.9% d. 63.4%; 16.0%; 7.5%
The Tuskegee study led to the development of what ethical principle?
A. No unnecessary pain and suffering B. Confidentiality C. Dual-role relationships D. Anonymity
Interview a social work practitioner about how he or she ideally likes to end family interventions. What challenges do they tend to experience in trying to facilitate an appropriate ending?
What will be an ideal response?