1. Understanding human behavior to be the result of interactions of biological,
psychological, and social systems is known as the:
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A. multidisciplinary approach
B. transactional approach
*C. biopsychosocial approach
D. life course approach
2. Understanding human behavior as changing configurations of person and environment
over time is the:
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A. deductive reasoning approach
B. life course approach
*C. multidimensional approach
D. interpretist perspective
3. Which of the following is not considered a personal dimension that affects behavior?
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A. psychological
B. spiritual
C. biological
*D. culture
4. _______________ refers to a feature that can be focused on separately but also needs
to be understood by considering other features.
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,*A. Dimension
B. Life course
C. Life events
D. Culture
5. Systems that involve direct face-to-face contact among members are known as:
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A. mesosystems
B. macrosystems
C. exosystems
*D. microsystems
6. Interconnections within personal networks are known as:
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*A. mesosystems
B. macrosystems
C. exosystems
D. microsystems
7. Linkages and interconnections with larger institutions are known as:
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A. mesosystems
B. macrosystems
*C. exosystems
D. microsystems
,8. Systems of broader influences like culture, subculture, and social structure are known
as:
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A. mesosystems
*B. macrosystems
C. exosystems
D. mircosystems
9. Social categorizations of gender, race, and class create ________________, or
unearned advantage for some groups and disadvantage other groups.
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A. prejudice
B. institutional racism
C. social inequality
*D. privilege
10. The building blocks of theory which allow us to communicate about the phenomena
of interest are known as:
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A. assumptions
*B. concepts
C. propositions
D. frameworks
11. Social and behavioral science theories are based on ______________ or beliefs held
to be true without testing or proof, about the nature of human social life.
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*A. assumptions
B. concepts
C. propositions
D. frameworks
12. Theories are a form of ___________________ that lay out general, abstract assertions
that we can use to generate specific hypotheses to test in unique situations.
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A. inductive reasoning
B. assumptions
*C. deductive reasoning
D. propositions
13. When a social work researcher uses methods to measure concepts, standardize the
collection of data, preselects variables, and uses statistical methods, this is known as:
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*A. quantitative research
B. bi-directional research
C. standard research
D. qualitative research
14. When a social worker uses methods that are flexible and experiential this is known as:
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A. quantitative research
B. bi-directional research
psychological, and social systems is known as the:
@ Pages: 11-12
A. multidisciplinary approach
B. transactional approach
*C. biopsychosocial approach
D. life course approach
2. Understanding human behavior as changing configurations of person and environment
over time is the:
@ Page: 7
A. deductive reasoning approach
B. life course approach
*C. multidimensional approach
D. interpretist perspective
3. Which of the following is not considered a personal dimension that affects behavior?
@ Page: 11
A. psychological
B. spiritual
C. biological
*D. culture
4. _______________ refers to a feature that can be focused on separately but also needs
to be understood by considering other features.
@ Page: 10
,*A. Dimension
B. Life course
C. Life events
D. Culture
5. Systems that involve direct face-to-face contact among members are known as:
@ Page: 13
A. mesosystems
B. macrosystems
C. exosystems
*D. microsystems
6. Interconnections within personal networks are known as:
@ Page: 13
*A. mesosystems
B. macrosystems
C. exosystems
D. microsystems
7. Linkages and interconnections with larger institutions are known as:
@ Page: 13
A. mesosystems
B. macrosystems
*C. exosystems
D. microsystems
,8. Systems of broader influences like culture, subculture, and social structure are known
as:
@ Page: 13
A. mesosystems
*B. macrosystems
C. exosystems
D. mircosystems
9. Social categorizations of gender, race, and class create ________________, or
unearned advantage for some groups and disadvantage other groups.
@ Page: 19
A. prejudice
B. institutional racism
C. social inequality
*D. privilege
10. The building blocks of theory which allow us to communicate about the phenomena
of interest are known as:
@ Page: 26
A. assumptions
*B. concepts
C. propositions
D. frameworks
11. Social and behavioral science theories are based on ______________ or beliefs held
to be true without testing or proof, about the nature of human social life.
, @ Page: 27
*A. assumptions
B. concepts
C. propositions
D. frameworks
12. Theories are a form of ___________________ that lay out general, abstract assertions
that we can use to generate specific hypotheses to test in unique situations.
@ Pages: 26-27
A. inductive reasoning
B. assumptions
*C. deductive reasoning
D. propositions
13. When a social work researcher uses methods to measure concepts, standardize the
collection of data, preselects variables, and uses statistical methods, this is known as:
@ Page: 27
*A. quantitative research
B. bi-directional research
C. standard research
D. qualitative research
14. When a social worker uses methods that are flexible and experiential this is known as:
@ Page: 28
A. quantitative research
B. bi-directional research
