Define this
A state of emotional, physical, and spiritual exhaustion resulting from prolonged, chronic exposure to the suffering or trauma of others.
What is Compassion Fatigue?
She was one of the "founding mothers" of social work.
Jane Addams
The acronym for the ethical standards described in the textbook for human service professionals.
What is NOHS?
Stereotypes about older adults begin slow, frail, or incapable.
What is ageism?
The most abundant gas in the atmosphere.
What is nitrogen?
Event, Experience, and Effect
What are the 3 E's of Trauma?
A model that focuses on the diagnosing and treatment of disease and viewing health as the absence of disease.
What is the medical model of healthcare?
The first thing to do is talk to the person directly.
What is the ethical standard for handling conflict with another provider?
One of the fundamental values of human services.
What is honor cultural diversity? will also take
The most common blood type.
What is O+?
Posits that human development is influenced by different environmental systems, ranging from immediate settings to broad cultural contexts.
What is the Ecological Systems Theory (or Bronfenbrenner Model)?
An unearned advantage, immunity, or benefit granted to individuals or groups based on identity (race, gender, class) or status, often creating structural inequities.
What is privilege?
A formal set of guiding principles that define how people in a role, organization, or profession should think, act, and make decisions
What is a code of ethics?
The intentional or unintentional, widespread, and entrenched mistreatment of specific social identity groups, built into the laws, policies, and norms of institutions.
What is systemic oppression?
2x+6=14
What is x=4?
There are eight stages and the last one is Generativity vs. Stagnation.
What are Erikson's Stages of Psychosocial Development?
The practice of addressing harm and helping everyone return to a better place. Although it is currently used in the criminal justice system, its roots run deep into Indigenous practices.
What is restorative justice?
The approach to the human services ethical code that focuses on the abilities of individuals, families, and communities to solve problems.
What is a strengths-based approach?
In order to break the cycle of the ___________ of social welfare history, we must each work to unlearn inaccurate history and pay attention to contributions from BIPOC communities.
What is whitewashing?
What is Abuja?
A mid-range analysis focusing on organizations, communities, or networks that bridge individual and societal levels.
What is the meso-level?
TANF, SSI, SNAP, WIC
What are social welfare programs?
As a student, you know the challenges of balancing multiple responsibilities, including caring for yourself.
What is self-care?
While it is important to understand the basic definitions of the dimensions of diversity, it is even more essential to practice from this lens and learn about each individual’s lived experience. It is a never-ending journey.
What is cultural humility?
The Washington State bird.
What is the Willow goldfinch or the American goldfinch? Will also take Goldfinch.