Basic knowledge
What is social work?
What is the profession that helps people, families, groups, and organizations prevent or resolve problems in every day functioning
Name one of many major movements leading to the development of Social Work
What is Charity Organization Society? What is the settlement house movement? What is the child welfare movement?
The term used today for a psychiatric social worker
What is a clinical social worker?
First legislation passed that recognized alcoholism as an illness
What is the Comprehensive Alcohol Abuse and Alcohol Prevention, Treatment, and Rehabilitation Law?
Approach being taught now in schools so that people understand social class differences in social work
What is the Ethnic-sensitive approach?
The name of the textbook for this course
What is the Social Work experience?
The war responsible for the first of its kind paid social work position
What is The Civil War?
The three dimensions essential to social workers
What is knowledge, skills, and values/ethics?
The first standard of the NASW Code of Ethics
What is commitment to clients and their well being?
Approach being taught to eliminate racism in diverse communities
What is the ethnoconscious approach?
The professor for this course
Who is Natalie Neel?
The threefold mission of social work
What is caring, curing, and changing society?
The database used to diagnose and teach about mental disorders
What is the DSM?
First social worker appointed to head the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Who is Charles Currie?
Potential sources of ethical problems in social work going forward
What is office technology? Things such as computers, phones, cameras are a threat to confidentiality
The edition number for the textbook
What is the seventh edition?
The founder of the American Red Cross
Who is Clara Barton?
Where the first state hospital for mentally ill was opened
What is Williamsburg, Virginia?
The only assessment instrument for substance abuse validated across six countries
What is the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test(AUDIT)?
New promising field that utilizes science of chemistry, medicine, engineering and more
What is regenerative medicine?
The authors of the textbook
Who is Suppes and Wells?
The field that began to be called social work or social casework in the early 1900’s
What is applied philanthropy?
The most famous mental health reformer
Who is Dorothea Lynde Dix?
The two self help groups the book mentions
What is the AA and Narcotics Anonymous?
The project leading to continual advances in genetics alongside social work
What is the Human Genome Project?