Chapter 1-4

Question 1

Identify 3 Levels of Social Work Practice

Answer 1

micro, mezzo, macro

Question 2

Identify 1 Central Concern of Social Workers

Answer 2

Help others live a more meaningful life
Find a connections
Help Obtain tangible items
Helping people obtain intangible items - emotions support, economic support, social support.

Question 3

Define Intersectionality

Answer 3

interconnected identities, they overlap leading to (inequality/oppression)
(gay female) how the impact somebody

Question 4

Social Work requires the knowledge of human development and behavior

Answer 4

True/ fill in the blank question

Question 5

What does the social work perspective emphasize?

Answer 5

strengths
safe
social Justice

Question 6

Identify 2 Social Work Practice Skills

Answer 6

collaborate
motivate
listen

Question 7

Identify 2 Social Work Practice Settings

Answer 7

Military
school
Hospital

Question 8

Describe the growth rate in regards to the social work profession

Answer 8

higher in SW than other professions

Question 9

The NASW Code of Ethics serves as

Answer 9

a moral compass

Question 10

Social work can be described as a helping profession

Answer 10

True

Question 11

Social Work requires the knowledge of human development and behavior

Question 12

Social Welfare Policy reflects nations values and beliefs

Answer 12

True

Question 13

Differentiate between the Liberal and Conservative Ideologies

Answer 13

Conser- personal responsibility
Lib-safety net

Question 14

Identify the main goal of Social Justice

Answer 14

Protect human rights

Question 15

Identify elements of Rosevelts New Deal

Answer 15

unemployment insurance and social security

Question 16

What era were Food Stamps, Medicare and Medicaid established?

Answer 16

WW2/Great depression

Question 17

Identify 2 Limitations of Social Work

Answer 17

crisis intervention over prevention
lack of livable minimum wage

Question 18

Social workers have a commitment to self-determination

Answer 18

True

Question 19

Describe Systems Theory

Answer 19

-Interact
-Input, Output, Change (a moving engine)
a system of moving parts

Question 20

Describe Person in Environment Perspective

Question 21

Empowerment Theory aims to give a client a sense of control

Answer 21

True

Question 22

Strengths perspective recognizes that all clients have strengths

Answer 22

True

Question 23

Identify 2 Social Work Roles

Answer 23

Advocator
counselor
researcher

Question 24

Identify 1 strategy to influence people in power

Answer 24

raising awareness

Question 25

Identify & Describe the 3 Levels of Practice

Answer 25

micro-idividuals
macro-society/organization
mezzo-groups

Question 26

Identify the 5 Steps of the Change Process

Answer 26

Engagement-
Sets tone for change
Build rapport (trust)
Show Empathy

Assessment-
Assess each other

Planning-
Goals
Planned Steps

Implementation-
Putting into effect
Monitoring efforts

Evaluation-
Goals met?
Informs the future (next step)

Question 27

Define the term advocacy

Answer 27

Purposeful actions that advance one’s rights

Question 28

Differentiate between case and cause advocacy

Answer 28

case- small and meets absolute needs
cause- bigger and relative needs

Question 29

White people have more access to resources.

Answer 29

true

Question 30

Identify 2 ethics of advocacy

Answer 30

Self interest
-Self-Determination (client)
Let them decide what to do

Question 31

Advocacy often peaks during great social upheaval.

Answer 31

true

Question 32

Identify 1 Cost of Advocacy

Answer 32

-False Hope

Question 33

Describe the Advocacy Practice and Policy Model

Answer 33

multiple theory’s
Encompases 4 tenets
-Economic/Social Justice
-Supportive Enviorment
-Political Access—–> power resides in a Small amount of people - act out of self intrest
-Human needs/rights