Assisting individuals, groups, families, and communities to find and expand available tools
and resources from within and around them is a definition of:
A) Community resource mobilization
B) Resourcefulness
C) Empowerment
D) Mastery development
C
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Traditional social casework developed from the____________ approach
A) ?Charity Organization Society B) ?Settlement house C) ?Public welfare
What would be an example of "applied research"?
A. a program evaluation to determine if a county job-training program should continue to receive federal funding B. a study to determine whether or not social workers who take a course on psychopathology are more likely to pass their state licensure exam than those who do not C. a study to measure the level of status that social workers enjoy in medical settings within the United States D. a study to learn if clients convicted of child neglect who come voluntarily for counseling have a better success rate than those who are court-ordered to undergo counseling
In professional social work, viewing political structures that shape the lives of people living in surrounding communities is often ______.
A. not necessary because it is beyond the scope of advocacy B. a matter of academic social work not professional practice C. a matter of integrating theory with practice D. a cause of conflict with the client
In which stage of development do adolescents experience rapid neural pruning?
a. Adolescence b. Toddlerhood c. Preadolescence d. Puberty