Chapter 1
In addition to food, water, and shelter, social workers seek to secure this intangible for their clients
What is social support?
This concept refers to the array of governmental programs, services, and institutions designed to maintain the stability and well-being of society
What is social welfare?
Social workers are committed to the concept that people, groups, and communities have the right to make their own choices, design a course of action, and live as independently as possible.
What is sef-determination?
This person said: social workers are professionals who know how to advocate effectively due to their training
Who is Porter Lee?
This is where your professor went to undergrad
What is Union University?
These are the social work core values
What are Social Justice, Integrity, Dignity and worth of the person, Service, Importance of Human Relationships, Competence, and Confidentiality?
The largest social welfare act developed following the Great Depression
What is the Social Security Act?
The term for a visualization tool that social workers can use in their systems approach to allow clients to view and subsequently describe their system
Water, food, medical care, and living in a home with adequate heat are all examples of this type of need
This is where your professor went to grad school
This industry/organization employs the highest number of social workers
What is the Federal Government?
The official name of the signature social welfare policy of Barack Obama's presidency
What is The Affordable Care Act?
The steps of the social work change process
What is Assessment, planning, implementation, evaluation?
This is a part of the client system
What is all the people and social systems surrounding that client?
This is the license your professor has
What is licensed clinical social worker-supervisor
The social workers dual responsibility
The two historical events that had the greatest impact on the profession of social work
What is the Great Depression and New Deal?
During this part of the change process, the social worker and client monitor the plan to make sure their strategies are being followed and to make adjustments as deemed necessary
What is implementation?
The core values of social work
What are Social Justice, Integrity, Dignity and worth of the person, Service, Importance of Human Relationships, Competence, and Confidentiality?
This is your professor's married last name
What is Umosen
What is sociology?
This is the process to determine eligibility for social welfare programs
What is Means testing?
This theory sees the varied connections and relationships among parts of the system are crucial to understanding the whole picture
What is systems theory?
Social workers engaged in advocacy are to do this
What is integrate multiple sources of information into a clear and coherent action plan?
This is where your professor works
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