Chapter Vocab
Emphasizes how communities provide a network of care, support, membership, and celebration.
Community-based practice
Sees the value in and draws upon the use of various outlooks and perspectives for use in intervention and practice.
Eclectic approach
A social worker who embraces the visions and hopes of individual, family, and community members is exemplifying which social work value?
dignity and worth of the person.
What kind of advocacy relates most closely with macro practice?
cause advocacy.
What does PIE stand for?
Person-In-Environment
Acknowledging the biological environment, along with the social environment, as important and intersecting aspects of a person’s life.
Ecological perspective
Where professionals from a variety of disciplines work together in a collaborative fashion to address client needs.
Interprofessional practice
Which traditional macro practice orientation is associated with a medical and scientific paradigm?
problem-centered approach
The ______ assumes that consumers and communities are resilient, resourceful, and possess the capacity to improve their situations.
strengths perspective
What does FIE stand for?
Family-In-Environment
This perspective highlights the importance of understanding an individual and individual behavior in relationship to the environmental context in which that person lives and acts
Person-in-environment
This approach emphasizes the identification and statement of consumer problems and deficits when considering assessment and intervention models for change.
Problem-centered focus
When applying the problem-centered approach, the definition of the social problem oftentimes reflects the societal and personal values of ______.
people in positions of power
Which of the following is a principle of a strengths-based assessment in macro practice?
relationship-building
What was the name of the Social Worker in the case study?
Juan
Acknowledges importance of individuals, families, groups, organizations, communities, and society and people’s homes and financial resources, as well as the laws and expectations that govern social behaviors.
Social environments
Recognizes groups of organized people and recognizes the importance of formal, informal, and societal systems in our lives.
Social systems
Macro practice that applies a/an ______ incorporates elements of person-in-the-environment perspective as well as empowerment, systems, and ecological theories.
strengths perspective
When engaging in interprofessional practice, social workers’ ______ differentiate(s) them from other helping professions.
macro practice abilities.
What was the worker in the case study advocating for.
Gun Control Legislation.
Communications, both positive and negative, with others in the environment. These are used to foster dialogue and collaboration to strengthen support systems.
Transactions
Involves a range of beliefs and standards that shape how one views appropriate behaviors and action.
Value base
True or False, Macro social work practice is guided by core values and principles that are different than those set forth for micro social work practice.
False
True or False, Macro practice entails addressing the social, economic, and political structures that may be negatively affecting individual functioning.
True
Name all the steps of the Planned Change Process.
Assessment
Planning
Implementation
Engagement
Termination
Evaluation
Follow-up