Diversity
Theories of Communities
Organizations
Groups
Miscellaneous
100

Which conceptual term involves the idea that people are complex and can belong to multiple, overlapping diverse groups?

Intersectionality

100

According to systems theory, ________ are the borders or margins that separate one entity from another.

What are boundaries?

100

Which term refers to the pattern of shared values and assumptions about how things are done within an organization?

What is Organizational Culture?

100

 Which term is defined as a culturally expected behavior pattern for a person having a specified status or being involved in a designated social relationship?

What is a Role?

100

Which term refers to the interpersonal practice not only of being in tune with how another person feels, but also conveying to that person that you understand how he or she feels?

What is Empathy?

200

One's values, beliefs, missions, awareness, subjectivity, experience, sense of purpose and direction and a striving toward something greater than oneself

What is Spirituality

200

Which term is defined as the process of increasing personal, interpersonal, or political power so that individuals can take action to improve their life situations?

What is empowerment?

200

In social service agencies, _____ objectives are designed to provide a tangible outcome to benefit a target population or a community.

What is Product?

200

Task groups are also referred to as _____ groups.

What is work?

200

Which interpersonal barriers to communication in agencies refers to any interference with the intended message?

What is Noise?

300

Which term is defined as having a fixed mental picture of a member of some specified group based on some attribute or attributes that reflect an overly simplified view of that group, without consideration or appreciation of individual differences?

What is Stereotyping?

300

Which theory conceptualizes the social environment in terms of behavior, its preceding events, and its subsequent consequences?

What is learning?

300

The _____ of an agency is described as a declaration of the organization’s purpose that establishes broad and relatively permanent parameters within which goals are developed and specific programs designed.

What is mission statement?

300

Which conceptual framework was initially developed by Karl Lewin and focuses on the relationship between the group and its environment?

What is field?

300

Which personality factor refers to the degree to which a person seeks the company of others and may be a barrier to effective communication?

What is Introversion?

400

What value dimension in Asian and Pacific Islander culture refers to a devotion to and compliance with parental and familial authority, to the point of sacrificing individual desires and ambitions?

What is Filial Piety? 

400

Which concept is found in both systems theory and the ecological perspective?

What is interface?

400

Organizational ________ is the manner in which an organization divides its labor into specific tasks and achieves coordination among these tasks.

What is structure?

400

What term is a form of impression management defined as the act of seeking acceptance and support through deliberate efforts such as using flattery, supporting others’ opinions, doing favors, or laughing excessively at others’ jokes?

What is Ingratiation?

400

Rajesh was recently elected Lieutenant Governor. He has _____ power.

What is legitimate?

500

Gender ________ is the process of conveying what is considered appropriate behavior and perspectives for males and females in a particular culture.

What is role socialization? 

500

Which feminist theory stresses the particularity of women’s experiences in specific cultural and historical contexts?

What is postmodern?

500

Which type of organizational justice involves people’s perceptions of how fair the organization’s processes are as the organization carries out tasks and achieves goals?

What is Procedural Justice?

500

Social action groups in communities often involved one of three dimensions. What are these dimensions?

What is geographic, issue and identity?

500

The Hawthorne studies of the 1920s lead to the emergence of what movement?

What is human relations?

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