HSCO 500 Quiz 3 spring 2021

Q U ESTIO N 1 1. The three foundational values within the Islamic community include community, family, and the sovereignty of God. community, self-determination, and the sovereignty of God. chastity, community, and the sovereignty of God. chastity, honor, and the sovereignty of God. Q U ESTIO N 2 1. of all rural children living in rural families live far below the federal poverty line one-third one- quarter over half almost all Q U ESTIO N 3 1. The transcribed collection of Jewish oral tradition is called the Talmud. Tanakh. Torah. all of the above Q U ESTIO N 4 1. The recent interest in faith-based counseling is based upon a religious revival within the United States. holistic approach to mental health. recognition that religious organizations often provide human services more effectively than secular agencies. a sharp rise in church attendance. Q U ESTIO N 5 1. The NASW has expressed which of the following concerns about federal funding of faith- based organization. They may enforce arbitrary conditions on service delivery based upon religion-based morality that either directly or indirectly discriminates against certain groups Religious organizations might become dependent on federal aid, and ultimately lose their religious distinction and identity. That federal funding will be taken away from secular agencies, creating unfair inter-competition. Non-dominant religious groups would receive less funding. Q U ESTIO N 6 1. Most of the children who were the original focus on the early efforts of early school social workers were from families who recently emigrated from non-English- speaking countries. identified for services due to consistent acting out and rebellious behavior. from upper income families whose children were often left with caregivers. from area orphanages. Q U ESTIO N 7 1. The goal of Prison Fellowship Ministries (PFM) is to change the prison system from a punitive system to a restorative system. stop the intergenerational cycle of crime and poverty through Christian faith. eliminate the need for prisons by meeting the spiritual needs of all prisoners and their family. obtain federal funding for their evangelical efforts. Q U ESTIO N 8 1. The criteria used to define faith-based organizations include all but which of the following dependency on religious entities or denominations for support. a requirement that clients sign a statement of faith. whether the mission statement identifies agency goals that reflect core values that are religious in nature. whether the employees of the organization are religious and adhere to a statement of faith. Q U ESTIO N 9 1. Rural cultural competence requires that human service providers recognize the importance of all but which of the following family, land and religion conservative and traditional lifestyles and beliefs close-knit community ties a more formal style of communication Q U ESTIO N 10 1. Research in the last 10 to 15 years has revealed that African-American churches, particularly those within rural communities have stopped offering mental health counseling. offer significantly more human services than do Caucasian churches. offer only counseling but no other human services. have less of a need for human services. Q U ESTIO N 11 1. Approximately percent of the U.S. population live in rural communities. 20 % 12 % 15 % 30 % Q U ESTIO N 12 1. A difficult ethical dilemma encountered by many hospice workers involves which of the following the four month mandatory treatment period a lack of human service providers willing to work in the hospice field counseling patients who desire euthanasia or physician assisted suicide, particularly in states where this practice is illegal. providing services to patients when their family members are against it. Q U ESTIO N 13 1. The 2003 study by Stone, Cross, Purvis, & Young that asked subjects to rank various resources they found helpful during a crisis, found that subjects ranked professional services and religious beliefs and praying . . the highest; the last moderate; less than moderate the last; the highest high; high Q U ESTIO N 14 1. The goals of each member of a student services team includes all but which of the following ensuring school attendance and fostering moral behavior supporting academic achievement and fostering emotional and mental health encouraging prosocial behavior and supporting diverse learners and students from diverse backgrounds creating safe school environment and building strong connections between school, home and community. Q U ESTIO N 15 1. Risk factor(s) for teenage pregnancy include early alcohol use and poverty. unsupervised time on electronic devices, such as cell phones. authoritarian parents. neglectful parents. Q U ESTIO N 16 1. Studies have revealed that of U.S. Americans identify themselves as being either religious or spiritual. about 30% - 40% about 50% about 60% – 70% between 80% - 90% Q U ESTIO N 17 1. Every student identified for special education services has a written educational plan detailing designated educational support services, goals and expected outcomes. This plan is called a(n) Working Educational Plan (WEP). Individualized Assessment Plan (IAP). Individualized Education Plan (IEP). Educational Assistance Plan (EAP). Q U ESTIO N 18 1. Research on prevention teenage pregnancy points to all but which of the following? religiosity being college-bound appropriate parental supervision good and direct parental communication Q U ESTIO N 19 1. A national survey conducted in 2009 by the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Educational Network (GLSEN) found that LGBTQ students experienced all but which of the following biased and homophobic remarks in school. feeling unsafe in school because of personal characteristics, such as sexual orientation or, gender expression, or race/ethnicity. harassment and assault in school. missing classes or days of school because of clinical depression and other mental health issues. Q U ESTIO N 20 1. The hospice movement challenged the treatment provided by the traditional medical community that often often neglected the psychosocial and spiritual needs of the dying patient. encouraged a patient to accept the terminal diagnosis and stop curative treatment. focused on palliative care rather than curative care. encouraged holistic care.