SOCIAL WORK EXAM 2024 ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH 100% VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
The function of the social welfare institution is to _____.
provide supports so people can attain or sustain social functioning
Of the following, who is the least likely prepared for becoming an effective social
work professional?
Some who wants to "do for" others.
Which of the following exemplifies a second generation right?
rights to a reasonable standard of living
According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, identify the correct ascendancy of
needs beginning with the most fundamental.
physiological, security, belonging, esteem
Joannie Devereaux's efforts to protect nursing home residents by advocating
more inclusive state-level elder abuse mandatory reporting laws support the
social work goal of _____.
promoting social justice through the development of just social policy
Lien upholds the view that social welfare programs and services should be
available to all persons as a citizen right. Lien's perspective reflects a(n) _____
view of social welfare.
institutional
,Of the following, which is least likely an assumption of empowerment-based
social work practice?
Empowerment focuses exclusively on political facets of social work practice.
______ prevail(s) when all members of a society share equally in the social order,
secure an equitable consideration of resources and opportunities, and enjoy their
full benefit of civil rights and civil liberties.
Social justice
A basic assumption of Maslow's hierarchy of needs is that _____.
fundamental basic needs must be met before pursuing higher-level growth needs
Jolene is working on a planning effort to coordinate service delivery for homeless
women and children. Ogden is a counselor with the Homeless Coalition. Sarah, a
legislative advocate, is concerned with social policy development regarding
homelessness. Evaluate their activities in relation to the purpose of social work.
Jolene, Ogden, and Sarah all reflect the purpose of social work in their work activities.
_____ reportedly said that after "helping people out of the ditch" good social
workers figure out what needs to be done to get rid of the ditch.
Mary Richmond
A prominent legacy of African American social welfare initiatives for the social
work profession is their emphasis on _____.
policy practice
Social worker ______ was a policy maker who was instrumental in drafting the
Social Security Act of 1935.
Harry Hopkins
, To which outcome competency is the tenet about enhancing communication
through ethnically sensitive, nonsexist social work practice most directly related?
Engagement
f you were a "friendly visitor" in a charity organization society, you would most
likely ______.
act as a model of moral character
The ecosystems approach ______.
considers transactions between people and their physical and social environments
Delivered at the Baltimore Conference on Charities, Flexner's 1915 speech
______.
generated activities so social work could meet his stated criteria for achieving
professional status
The era of the 1960s was significant for social work because of ______.
the War on Poverty
NASW stands for the ______.
National Association of Social Workers
Which of the following most accurately describes unique activities associated
with the Charity Organization Society?
Investigation of applicants
Aging-in-place initiatives intended to prevent unnecessary placement in nursing
homes, most likely target older adults with _____.
at-risk social functioning
Microlevel intervention activities most likely include working with ______.
WITH 100% VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
The function of the social welfare institution is to _____.
provide supports so people can attain or sustain social functioning
Of the following, who is the least likely prepared for becoming an effective social
work professional?
Some who wants to "do for" others.
Which of the following exemplifies a second generation right?
rights to a reasonable standard of living
According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, identify the correct ascendancy of
needs beginning with the most fundamental.
physiological, security, belonging, esteem
Joannie Devereaux's efforts to protect nursing home residents by advocating
more inclusive state-level elder abuse mandatory reporting laws support the
social work goal of _____.
promoting social justice through the development of just social policy
Lien upholds the view that social welfare programs and services should be
available to all persons as a citizen right. Lien's perspective reflects a(n) _____
view of social welfare.
institutional
,Of the following, which is least likely an assumption of empowerment-based
social work practice?
Empowerment focuses exclusively on political facets of social work practice.
______ prevail(s) when all members of a society share equally in the social order,
secure an equitable consideration of resources and opportunities, and enjoy their
full benefit of civil rights and civil liberties.
Social justice
A basic assumption of Maslow's hierarchy of needs is that _____.
fundamental basic needs must be met before pursuing higher-level growth needs
Jolene is working on a planning effort to coordinate service delivery for homeless
women and children. Ogden is a counselor with the Homeless Coalition. Sarah, a
legislative advocate, is concerned with social policy development regarding
homelessness. Evaluate their activities in relation to the purpose of social work.
Jolene, Ogden, and Sarah all reflect the purpose of social work in their work activities.
_____ reportedly said that after "helping people out of the ditch" good social
workers figure out what needs to be done to get rid of the ditch.
Mary Richmond
A prominent legacy of African American social welfare initiatives for the social
work profession is their emphasis on _____.
policy practice
Social worker ______ was a policy maker who was instrumental in drafting the
Social Security Act of 1935.
Harry Hopkins
, To which outcome competency is the tenet about enhancing communication
through ethnically sensitive, nonsexist social work practice most directly related?
Engagement
f you were a "friendly visitor" in a charity organization society, you would most
likely ______.
act as a model of moral character
The ecosystems approach ______.
considers transactions between people and their physical and social environments
Delivered at the Baltimore Conference on Charities, Flexner's 1915 speech
______.
generated activities so social work could meet his stated criteria for achieving
professional status
The era of the 1960s was significant for social work because of ______.
the War on Poverty
NASW stands for the ______.
National Association of Social Workers
Which of the following most accurately describes unique activities associated
with the Charity Organization Society?
Investigation of applicants
Aging-in-place initiatives intended to prevent unnecessary placement in nursing
homes, most likely target older adults with _____.
at-risk social functioning
Microlevel intervention activities most likely include working with ______.
