This established a national policy regarding the poor in 1601.
What is Elizabethan Poor Law
100
The point at which one system ends and another begins is knows as a(an)?
What is a boundary
100
This is typically the first step in the process of working with individuals, families, and groups.
What is the social study
100
This is the fastest growing segment of the homeless population in America today.
Who are families with children
100
This is a leading cause of death in the U.S.
What are heart diseases
200
The phrase friendly visitors is most often associated with?
What are charity organization societies
200
Discrimination against women solely because they are women is known as?
What is sexism.
200
The ideal size of a group
What is it depends on the purpose(s) of the group
200
This is the most extensive insurance program in the United States.
What is old age and survivors disability insurance
200
This is a health care agency that provides preventive and treatment services and is intended to contain medical costs.
What is health maintenance organization or HMO
300
Social work ________ provide the basis for social work beliefs about individuals and society.
What is values
300
The relationship between a person's needs, rights, goals, and capacities and the physical and social environment in which the person lives is referred to as?
What is person-environment fit.
300
This community practice approach stresses confrontational approaches geared to modify or eliminate institutional power bases that negatively affect the group.
What is social action
300
This group is over-represented among the homeless.
Who are the mentally ill
300
The involvement of others in helping those who decided they want to die is referred to as.
What is assisted suicide
400
This organization is responsible for accrediting Bachelor's degree programs in social work.
Who are Council on Social Work Education
400
This act sought to ban discrimination based on race, religion, color, or ethnicity in public facilities, government-operated programs and employment.
What is The Civil Rights Act of 1964
400
This model of policy analysis focuses on efficiency, positive outcomes, cost-benefit, long-term results, and the common good.
What is institutional model
400
This type of prevention program works with adult children of alcoholics to prevent them from becoming an alcoholic.
What is secondary
400
More than 95% of all HIV-infected people live in:
What are developing countries
500
This act's objective was to "eliminate poverty" through institutional change.
What is Economic Opportunity Act
500
This perspective best describes the role of the social worker is to help clients achieve self-identified goals.
What is Strengths Model of social work
500
This type of group has as its purpose to provide for participants' entertainment, enjoyment, and experience and allow opportunities for shared interaction, interdependence, and social exchange.
What is a recreation group.
500
The development of an individualized education plan or IEP is a requirement of which act.
What is Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
500
This is a chronic and severely debilitating condition that results in high medical costs and long-term dependence on the health care system.