Introduction to Social Work
A ____ is a "vocation or calling, especially one that involves some branch of advanced learning or science."
What is the PROFESSION?
____ is one of the big "five" or OCEAN personality factors
What is NEUROTICISM?
NASW stands for?
What is the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL WORKERS?
Additive empathy is employed as a means to enhance____?
What is SELF AWARENESS?
_____ is defined as the propensity and skill to use reflective skepticism when engaged in some specific activity.
What is CRITICAL ANALYSIS?
The social work skills are organized and presented to coincide with the phrases of processes of contemporary__?
What is SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE?
Rather than maintaining the status quo, social workers actively seek to "promote social change, and the ____ and liberation of people"
What is EMPOWERMENT
Regardless of our practice setting or position, social workers tend to view____ as the basic unit of attention.
What is PERSON-IN-ENVIRONMENT
Assessment of ______ entails consideration of the adequacy or deficiency, success of failure, and strengths or weaknesses of salient systems in the environment that bear on a client's problem
Clue: What kind of factor?
What is ECOLOGICAL FACTORS?
According to Gibbs & Gambrill _____ involves the careful examination and evaluation of beliefs and actions.
What is CRITICAL THINKING?
CSWE stands for____?
What is the COUNCIL ON SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION?
___ is a phase of social work practice outlined in the Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards?
Within the context of social work service, ___ suggests honesty, truthfulness, sincerity, humility and trustworthiness. (It is also one of the Core Values of Social Work).
What is INTEGRITY?
Professionalism among social workers involves a sophisticated level of self-understanding and self- ___.
What is CONTROL?
When using a(n) _______ approach, it is necessary to identify not just concerns, but also what things are going well in a client's life in order to highlight current coping mechanisms.
What is STRENGHTS-BASED APPROACH?
A phenomenon called __ __ __ helps social workers avoid the seductive trap of explaining social problems by referencing the individual characteristics or traits of people directly affected by those problems, when social workers utilize a person-in -environment perspective with strong emphasis on the environment.
What is BLAMING THE VICTIM
____ involves the "confidence in their ability to execute specific skills in a particular set of circumstances and thereby achieve a successful outcome.
What is SELF-EFFICACY?
_____ is a high-risk skill used to assist clients in recognizing and resolving resistant patterns of thought and behavior
What is CONFRONTATION?
Interviewing skills are utilized to help clients accomplish their goals during Phase ___ of the helping process.
What is PHASE II OF THE HELPING PROCESS?
______ thinkers have an appreciation of multiple perspectives and tend to feel that perspectives can or should not be judged by others.
What is MULTIPLISTIC?
In the context of social workers, the degree to which helpers believe in the value and effectiveness of what they do and how they do it is termed:
What is ALLEGIANCE?
Name the four competencies outlined in the Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards
What is ENGAGE, ASSESS, INTERVENE AND EVALUATE?
Name the six CORE Values of Social Work
What is SERVICE, SOCIAL JUSTICE, DIGNITY & WORTH OF THE PERSON, IMPORTNACE OF HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS, INTEGRITY, COMPETENCE?
_____ and ____ is Phase III of the helping process.
What is EVALUATION AND TERMINATION?
______ involves the strength of the relationship between the way the phenomenon under investigation is conceptualized and measured and the actual phenomenon itself.
Clue: Type of Validity
What is CONSTRUCT VALIDITY?