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The text stated that social work may be viewed as having three major thrusts. Which of the following was not included:
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C. Social workers can force all systems to work with every client, no matter the problem
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_____ aspects of development concern how people think about themselves, others, and the environment around them.
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C. Psychological
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T__F__ A generalist social work practitioner is one who uses a wide range of knowledge and skills to help people with an extensive array of problems and issues.
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True
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T__F__ Throughout a social work career, professionals must face and address ethical dilemmas, and must learn to tolerate ambiguity in resolving them.
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True
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T__F__ One of the suggestions in the text to guide your critical thinking process with an ethical dilemma is to distinguish between your own values and professional ethics.
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True
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_____ rights involve the premise that all people regardless of race, culture, or national origin are entitled to basic rights and treatment.
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A. Human
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A set of elements which are orderly and interrelated to make a functional whole is:
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B. A system
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T__F__ The tendency of a system to progress toward disorganization, depletion, and death is called negative entropy.
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False
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T__F__ The social environment includes the individuals, groups, organizations, and systems with which a person comes into contact.
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True
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A ______ system refers to any type of small group.
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C. Mezzo
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T__F__ Clients are in constant dynamic interactions with other systems in their social environments.
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True
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T__F__ Latino is the term officially used by the U.S. Census Bureau for those with cultural origins in Mexico, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Central America, and Latin America.
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False
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Individual practitioners and whole agencies are called upon to prove that their performance is productive and valuable. This is defined in the text as:
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D. Accountability
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T__F__ The broker is the person who calls attention to an issue.
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False
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Which of the following is true:
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