Bachelors Trivia Flashcards
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Which document outlines the specific goals, services, responsibilities, and timeline agreed upon by the social worker and client?
Answer: Service contract/treatment plan
A service contract or treatment plan formalizes the mutually agreed-upon goals and intervention strategies, serving as a working guide for the helping relationship.
A social worker who assumes that all clients from a particular ethnic group share the same values is demonstrating:
Answer: Stereotyping/overgeneralization
Applying uniform assumptions to all members of a group ignores individual variation and constitutes stereotyping, undermining culturally competent practice.
The social work value of 'social justice' is most directly operationalized when a BSW:
Answer: Advocates for equitable distribution of resources and elimination of discrimination
Social justice in social work practice involves advocating for fair access to resources, opportunities, and rights, particularly for vulnerable and marginalized populations.
Piaget's stage of 'formal operations' is characterized by:
Answer: Abstract reasoning and hypothetical thinking
Formal operations (ages 12+) is Piaget's final stage, marked by the ability to think abstractly, reason hypothetically, and use deductive logic.
Which type of group is MOST appropriate for clients who have recently experienced a common traumatic event?
Answer: Support group
Support groups provide mutual aid, validation, and peer connection among individuals sharing similar experiences, making them particularly suitable after trauma.
When a social worker's personal values conflict with a client's choices, the NASW Code of Ethics directs the worker to:
Answer: Set aside personal values and prioritize client self-determination
The NASW Code requires social workers to be aware of personal values and not impose them on clients, prioritizing client self-determination instead.
The genogram is a clinical tool primarily used to:
Answer: Map multigenerational family relationships, patterns, and history
A genogram is a pictorial representation of family relationships and history across at least three generations, used to identify patterns, roles, and dynamics.