Quiz 1-7 Flashcards
The value that is not considered to be a core value of the profession of social work
Persuasiveness
Critics of Dorothea Dix argued that ?
She was not above using exaggeration or outright lies to advance her cause
The 1921 passage of the Sheppard -Towner Act had little impact on maternal and child health programs in the states
False
Social work practice consists of the professional application of social work values, principles and techniques to all but which of the following ends?
Convincing clients of the best possible choices to make regarding their lives
Granting all citizens the same rights, protections, opportunities, obligations, and social benefits regardless of background or membership in diverse groups, aligns with the core social work value of ?
Social justice
Why was the affordable Care Act controversial?
It expands the role of the federal government
Both the Elizabethan poor laws and early laws among the American settlers distinguished between what two groups?
The deserving poor and the non deserving poor
The number of nonprofit hospitals in the US has increased since 1990?
True
_is the array of governmental programs, services, and institutions designed to maintain the stability and well being of society
Social welfare
During the late 19th century and the early 20th century charity organizations recognized the need for trainee staff so they developed paid positions whose duties involved visiting families and indigent persons to investigate applications for charity this position was called what ?
Agent
The affordable care act requires that ?
Plans allow dependent children to stay on their parents plans
Who was the most prominent figure associated with the settlement movement in the United States and went on to win a Nobel peace prize for his work?
Jane Addams
What distinguished the settlement movement from earlier philanthropy efforts?
Focus on the environment factors associated with poverty
What constitutes self awareness in a social work practitioner?
The ability to clearly understand one’s own strengths weaknesses thoughts and beliefs
How did social workers respond to the Great Depression in America?
Rekindle the cause orientation that had been abandoned in the 1920s
One of the differences between the professional practice of counseling and social work practice is that counseling….
Focuses mostly on the individuals own understanding of his or her problems
Empowerment involves what changes ?
Outward and inward
What did W. E.B Du Bois do in 1909 to promote the cause of racial injustice?
Formed the NAACP
Studies show consistently higher rates of depression schizophrenia addiction and other disorders among low income populations?
True
The us department of justice reported in 2006 that _ of prison and jail inmates suffered from a recent mental health problem
Over half
During what does the social worker and client monitor the plan to make sure their strategies are being followed and to adjustments as deemed necessary?
Implementation
Which step of the change process accentuates the accountability inherent in the process?
Evaluation
Social workers often feel compelled to fight on the behalf of a client. This reflects social workers commitment to what?
Advocacy