SWK 275 EXAM I REVIEW MID TERM (LATEST UPDATE)
REAL QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |100%
CORRECT | ALREADY GRADED A
What are the 3 major thrusts of social work Ans✓✓✓1) help people
solve their problems and cope with their situations (enabler)
2) work with systems, such as social agencies, organizations,
communities, and government bureaucracies, so that people can have
better access tot he resources and service they need
3) link people with systems so clients can have access to resources and
opportunities
Assessment Ans✓✓✓primary step in helping process-investigation and
determination of variables affecting an identified problem or issue
oppression Ans✓✓✓putting unfair and extreme limitations and
constraints o members of an identified group -unjust or cruel exercise of
authority or power (all acts of oppression are also acts of discrimination)
discrimination Ans✓✓✓the act of treating people differently because
they belong to some group rather than on their own merit-involves
physical actions, unequal tx of people b/c they belong to a category
prejudice Ans✓✓✓combination of stereotyped beliefs and negative
attitudes, so that prejudiced individuals think about people in a
predetermined usually negative categorical way
, What are the 6 basic ethical principles in the NASW Code of Ethics
Ans✓✓✓1. primary goal it to help people in need and to address social
problems
2. challenge social injustice
3. respect the inherent dignity and worth of the person
4. recognize the central importance of human relationships
5. behave in a trustworthy manner
6. practice within their areas of competence and develop and enhance
their professional expertise
system Ans✓✓✓set of elements that are orderly and interrelated to
make a functional whole
role Ans✓✓✓
What's the difference between mezzo, micro, and macro systems
Ans✓✓✓mezzo- small groups
micro- individual issues
macro- community BIG
What's the difference between zygote, cilia, and fimbriae
Ans✓✓✓zygote- egg + sperm
Cilia- gently move the egg down the tube, small hair-like structures
fimbriae- projections at the end of the fallopian tube that draws the egg
REAL QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |100%
CORRECT | ALREADY GRADED A
What are the 3 major thrusts of social work Ans✓✓✓1) help people
solve their problems and cope with their situations (enabler)
2) work with systems, such as social agencies, organizations,
communities, and government bureaucracies, so that people can have
better access tot he resources and service they need
3) link people with systems so clients can have access to resources and
opportunities
Assessment Ans✓✓✓primary step in helping process-investigation and
determination of variables affecting an identified problem or issue
oppression Ans✓✓✓putting unfair and extreme limitations and
constraints o members of an identified group -unjust or cruel exercise of
authority or power (all acts of oppression are also acts of discrimination)
discrimination Ans✓✓✓the act of treating people differently because
they belong to some group rather than on their own merit-involves
physical actions, unequal tx of people b/c they belong to a category
prejudice Ans✓✓✓combination of stereotyped beliefs and negative
attitudes, so that prejudiced individuals think about people in a
predetermined usually negative categorical way
, What are the 6 basic ethical principles in the NASW Code of Ethics
Ans✓✓✓1. primary goal it to help people in need and to address social
problems
2. challenge social injustice
3. respect the inherent dignity and worth of the person
4. recognize the central importance of human relationships
5. behave in a trustworthy manner
6. practice within their areas of competence and develop and enhance
their professional expertise
system Ans✓✓✓set of elements that are orderly and interrelated to
make a functional whole
role Ans✓✓✓
What's the difference between mezzo, micro, and macro systems
Ans✓✓✓mezzo- small groups
micro- individual issues
macro- community BIG
What's the difference between zygote, cilia, and fimbriae
Ans✓✓✓zygote- egg + sperm
Cilia- gently move the egg down the tube, small hair-like structures
fimbriae- projections at the end of the fallopian tube that draws the egg
