Chapter 5
This type of community focuses on intimacy, relationships, and traditions
What is Gemeinschaft
According to the authors, which approach is preferred when assessing need within a particular population?
What is using existing data
Most core functions of our social order are carried out by
What is organizations
Donation of material goods to an agency is an example of
What is in-kind contributions
Which factor do decision makers often take into account, even before considering how urgent a needed change may be?
What is cost
What is structures
What is the term for a mental health clinic's specific geographical domain?
what is Catchment area
The authors contend that organizational theories fall into which two main categories?
What is prescriptive and descriptive
The boundary drawn by the organization between eligible and ineligible clients is known as its
What is domain
An intervention that is planned, intended to evoke specific reactions, involve interaction with others and goal oriented is a
What is tactic
Communities generally have both horizontal and vertical linkages. This means that they are usually what kind of systems?
What is open systems
A community has excellent parks and recreation facilities. Which type of capital is this?
What is environmental capital
Which systems approach focuses on the internal aspects of organizations?
What is closed systems
As a general rule, which type of regulatory body certifies the operations of the whole organization?
What is accrediting bodies
Implementation and capacity-building are associated with which strategy below?
What is collaboration
In analyzing a community, a social work identifies the need for protection from violence as crucial for many residents. Which Maslow needs category is this?
What is safety.
Often viewed as "the agency of choice," ________ agencies arose from religious and secular groups.
What is nonprofit
In the "Hawthorne" studies production
What is increased when the lights were dimmed
"Boundary control," the ability of the agency to reject clients it does not want, tends to be greatest in the
What is for-profit sector
The steps needed to free client system members from real or perceived participation barriers defines
What is empowerment
Who defined "community" as" that combination of social units and systems that perform the major social functions relevant to meeting people's needs on a local level?
What is Warren
Which type of agency is most likely to have the greatest influences that are external (vertical) to the community?
What is public
An agency supervisor is very directive, tells employees how to work and what is expected, and micro-manages their work because she assumes they dislike the work. This best reflects the principles of
What is theory X
An agency attracts many clients but only serves the best-fitting full-pay ones. This is called
What is domain creaming
Which system surrounds the client, initiator, and change agent system?
What is support system