An act committed or omitted in violation of the law is called.
What is crime?
In what late century did social work emerge to ensure the betterment of society.
What is the 19th century?
Everyone at some point has violated a _____.
What is law?
Working on a one-on-one basis with an individual is what practice of social work.
What is micro?
Most delinquency occurs during what period of the day.
What is 3 to 6pm or Afterschool?
What is the unjust or cruel exercise of authority or power.
What is oppression?
Social work is now a ______ profession.
Social workers should always maintain confidentiality. T/F
What is False?
Social workers work along side police officers in what two situations.
What is Domestic Violence and Child Abuse?
What is the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention?
President Nixon was known for his policies on crime. He called crime "our number one ______" and "we must declare ______ against it"
What is enemy and war?
Research suggest that recent immigrants new to the United States have ______ crime rates than U.S. natives.
What is lower?
Social workers should provide a ______ environment for their clients.
What is safe or comfortable?
What percent of all people arrested are under the age of 18.
What is 20%?
What percentage of children of color who are incarcerated.
What is 68%?
_______ are the gate keepers for the criminial justice system.
What is police officers?
70% of all crimes involve theft and damage of what personal property or items?
What is vehicles or household property?
What is self-care?
This key practice in social work helps individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities increase their epersonal, interpersonal, sociecomic and political strength and influence through improving thier circumstances.
What is empowerment?
Most often when a juvenile is tried as an adult, it is because they have committed a very serious crime. What are the number three crimes.
(2). What is armed robbery?
(3). What is rape?
What approach or form of punishment is no longer used today in the U.S. but was during the medieval period.
What is physical torture or coporal punshiment.
Individuals who poses information not avaliable to the public, who look to profit from selling it to others are committing what type of crime.
What is a white-collar crime?
The key skill need to be a competent and professional social requires you to be able to relate to and __________ individuals.
The Ecological Model of Human behavior focuses on both _____ and ______ factors.
What is internal & external factors?