UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL WELFARE POLICY
_______ is an essential part of organizational and societal life.
DAILY DOUBLE
POLICY
Social workers can play a vital role in policy analysis and ____ ____.
DAILY DOUBLE
POLICY PRACTICE
______ is the function that provides help for those in need. More specifically, it is people helping people.
MUTUAL AID
______ and ______ became apart of the Social Security Act in 1965.
DAILY DOUBLE
MEICARE (Title XVIII) and MEDICAID (Title XIX)
The _____ is the part of society that creates the goods and services that people need and finds a way to distribute those goods and services.
Daily Double
ECONOMY
______ makes it quite clear that all social workers, not just ones who choose careers in macro practice have a responsibility to work for social change.
CLUE: Code upholding the professional expectation.
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS (NASW) CODE OF ETHICS.
Public policy is determined by the economic and _____ systems working together.
DAILY DOUBLE
POLICTICAL
______ means to assure that society has rules and that the rules are followed.
SOCIAL CONTROL
________ pursued a number of social welfare policy proposals including national health insurance.
CLUE: Elected President
WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON
______ is an organization and a deliberative body that can sanction member nations that violate trade rules.
THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION (WTO)
_______ is composed of those aspects of social policy that involve mutual aid or people helping people.
_______ is an example of a set of principles derived from practice.
CLUE: Mary Richmond's (1917/1965)
DAILY DOUBLE
SOCIAL DIAGNOSIS
_______ refers to the networks and relationships that make it possible for people to undertake complex societal tasks.
DAILY DOUBLE
SOCIAL PARTICIPATION
________ is probably the most significant piece of legislation in America social welfare policy history. It defined the nature of the system for decades to come and it moved the US into the ranks of nations with a social insurance system.
CLUE: ACT
THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT OF 1935
Name changes in Social Institutions
DAILY DOBULE
ECONOMY, FAMILY/SCHOOLS, GOVERNMENT, RELGION/CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS, SOCIAL WELFARE
________ is usually considered to be all the decisions that the government makes and the laws, regulations, and other artifacts that result from these decisions.
DAILY DOUBLE
PUBLIC POLICY
_______ set of laws created in Great Britain over time that reflected the shifting of charity from the church to the state in the wake of the King of England founding the Anglican church and seizing the Catholic Church's property.
THE POOR LAWS
_______ IS THE SOCIETAL FUNCTION THAT ASSURES THAT ALL MEMBERS HAVE THE KNOLWEDGE AND SKILLS NEEDED TO FUNCTION IN A SOCIETY.
DAILY DOUBLE
SOCIALIZATION
________ stressed health care, community, service, environment, and cohesion. In addition, he set out an ambitious plan for promoting service, reforming health care, building education, and creating a green economy.
CLUE: President
BARACK OBAMA
______ theory suggests that outsourcing occurs because firms can get a higher return on their capital by locating production somewhere else.
CLUE: Global Trade & the International Economy
Daily Double
ECONOMIC THEORY
_______ is composed of those decisions that affect social well-being. Health care, education, telecommunications, environmental protection, and so forth are examples of social policy.
The world is facing transformative social change. _____, _____, ______, are the (3) major things looming in the very near future.
1. THE RISE OF THE INFORMATION ECONOMY
2. THE CONTINURED PACE OF GLOBLIZATION
3. THE NEED TO CONSERVE AND PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT.
_____ _____ are early human societies that were based on hunting and gathering or horticultural economies.
AGARIAN SOCIETIES
_____ was one of the social welfare innovations that grew out of the early part of the twentieth century and brought the rise of the associative state.
CLUE: Every state in the nation had this program by 1919.
WORKER'S COMPENSATION OR INSURANCE FOR WORKER'S INJURIES AND ILLNESSES.
An ______ is one in which the information sector of the economy has become dominant and knowledge is the greatest store of wealth.
INFORMATION SOCIETY