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Midterm SW 203 Flashcards

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Conservative

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Likes tradition

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Conservative Value Systems: Political

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In favor of keeping things the same, little government intervention in social order.

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Conservative Value Sys.: Human Nature

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Cautious of trusting others; tend to keep family affairs private

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Conservative Value Sys.: Individual Behavior

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Autonomous, self-governing, each individual is responsible for their actions

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Conservative Value Sys.: Family

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“Traditional Values” and ethics

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Conservative Belief Sys.:

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  1. People are responsible for their own success or failure
  2. A successful and profitable life is achieved through hard work
  3. Society should maintain law and order but not interfere with individual families
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Liberal Value System: Political

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Value some government intervention, in favor of government change and reform

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Liberal Value Sys.: Human Nature

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Optimistic and more trusting; believe that human beings are capable of change

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Liberal Value Sys.: Individual Behavior

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Belief in autonomy, but emphasize the impact of social environment on Individual behavior

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Liberal Value Sys.: Family

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Evolving and ever changing institution that sometimes needs assistance from outside sources

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Liberal Belief System

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  1. Society has some role in filling material and emotional needs
  2. Change in human nature is possible and desirable
  3. Environment factors may hamper success. Ex: lack of edu. And childhood relationships.
  4. Social problems may resolve with personal effort and assistance
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Dependency

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A state of being in which a person is unable to meet ones basic needs

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Social Welfare

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manages dependency through the provision of opportunity

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Residual

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People should rely on government support only in times of crisis or emergency. (Ex: SNAP; Medicade, Head Start, TANF).

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Economic

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Marked transfers of nonexistent capital.

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Cash Support System

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Workers compensation, or anything given through money. Ex: Social Security, VA Benefits, unemployment, Temp. Assista. For Needy Families(TANF)

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In-Kind Support

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Ex: WIC, medicade or medicare, donate, thrift shopping

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Involuntary Needs

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Child welfare workers, law enforcement(getting a speeding ticket), involuntary mental illness

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In-Kind Programs

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Dept. of Public Health Services (birth control, flu shots, free testing), public housing, SNAP, Emergency Assistance

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Charity Organization Society COS

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formal training of the friendly visitors, social caseworkers; Josephine Shaw Lowell

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Absolute = Poverty Line

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A set of income level below which people are considered to be poor, and above which people are considered not to be poor.

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Radical

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Favors extreme/ disruptive change

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Liberal

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Favor both equality and change

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Marginal Poor

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is a state of poverty that occurs when a person lacks stable employment

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Residual Poor

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Been poor all their lives; multigenerational

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Cultural Poverty ( lack of money and a lifestyle )

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the poor remain in poverty because of their adaptations to the burdens of poverty

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Voluntary

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Voluntarily applying for assistance

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Charity Organization Society Valued

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Religion and hard work

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Person in Environment (PIE)

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People become who they are by experiencing their environment

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Organic Mental Illness

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Born with it

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Inorganic Mental Illness

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Developed across lifespan

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Sickness (medical model)

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Severe emotional problems originate from brain dysfunction or chemical imbalance

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Psychological Model

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Focuses on psychological, biological, and social aspects

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Assessment

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Looking at the whole person

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Diagnosis

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Professional dialogue, diagnosing someone

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Deinstitutionalization

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Let patients live on their own instead of in an asylum

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Bio-Medical

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Disease is a deviation from the biological norm, health is characterized by absence of disease

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Bio-Psycho-Social

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Physical, mental, social, and spiritual health

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Primary Prevention

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Intervening in the social environment to prevent the onset of disease

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Secondary Prevention

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Early detection (Birth control, Flu shot)

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Tertiary Prevention

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Doctor assistance

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Medicare

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Older people health insurance

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Medicaid

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Children’s health care

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Health Maintenance Organization

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provides health insurance coverage for a monthly or annual fee

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Social Health Care

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Medicare or Medicaid

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Private Healthcare

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Your own healthcare

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Diversion

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Treatment programs that serve to get people out of the criminal justice system

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Probation

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Criminal is given conditional freedom under careful supervision (jail)

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Correctional Counseling Services

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Counseling/ Therapy to inmates and their families

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Parole

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Release from prison before the end of their sentence and placed under careful supervision for the remainder of the term

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Biological Criminal Behavior

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Natural born criminals

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Cultural Criminal Behavior

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Crime is socialized

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Social Victims

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Labeling theory follows you. When you are charged w/ a crime, that follows you

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Retribution

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Punishing someone for their actions

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Restitution

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Attempts to do anything possible to right any wrong that has been done

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Incapacitation

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Shields society from a criminal for as long as possible

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Forms of neglect. Parental factors that contribute to neglect

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Physical needs, educational needs, emotional needs, remedial needs; Factors: psychological, social, cultural, impulsivity

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Intra-role Conflict

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Family can’t make a decision on parenting

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Inter-role conflict

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Job stress; other outside resources come in

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Family Abuse Dynamics

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Scapegoat, adolescence parents, single-parent, lack of extended family support

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Types of Child Maltreatment

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Sexual, physical, emotional

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