SW 10 - Casework 1

53問 • 1年前

問題一覧

A social worker who provides services to clients with problems or in situations where expert or specialized interventions are not needed.

Generalist

It must have the capability to apply a variety of change efforts to help people achieve the desired change.

Generalist

It must have the capability to apply a ___ to help people achieve the desired change.

variety of change efforts

Ripple stressed that the social worker with a generalist perspective is more of a ___.

versatile worker

It requires the social worker to study the client or client system and the environment.

Generalist approach

The generalist approach requires the social worker to ___.

study the client or client system and the environment

The social worker out in the field suits a practice modality appropriate to ___.

client's need and satisfaction

Social work as a profession evolved from?

Charity work

It was introduced as a professional activity in the Philippines during the __?

1920s

Full development of social work as profession is attributed to the?

Americans

Who pioneered the social work practice and education?

Americans

The conceptualization of social work began with the __ in England and the United States.

charity organizations

The conceptualization of social work began with the charity organizations in?

England and the United States

It became an institutionalized approach

Religious charity

By what year did voluntary associations for charity were set up in England and United States

eighteenth and nineteenth centuries

Where did voluntary associations for charity were set up?

England and the United States

Were no longer sufficient or adequate to meet the people’s needs.

Almsgiving and institutionalization

Who organized a program of private charity based on neighborly aid?

Thomas Chalmers

It was founded in 1877 in Buffalo, New York state.

The first COS in the United States

The first COS in the United States was founded in?

1877 in Buffalo, New York State

They operated in the belief that poverty was the fault of individual that it was the result of his moral failure.

First COS in the United States

They operated in the belief that poverty was the fault of individual that it was the result of his ___ ?

moral failure

The early years of casework practice was characterized by concern for the?

Economic and sociological factors

Caseworkers began to look more closely into the __ of the individual

emotional and psychological problems

Casework practice influenced by the discoveries of?

Sigmund Freud, Otto Rank, Carl Jung, and Alfred Adler

It made the practitioner’s to work with war veterans or casualties and their families.

First World War

Social casework was also influenced by the events of?

World War II

What caused the greater discomfort?

Emotional and psychological problems

Counselling responsibilities of family agencies were enlarged to __?

include family members

Caseworkers also admit the __?

influence of culture

There is a conscious awareness of the interdependence of personality and environment and this concept continues to dominate casework practice giving rise to the ___.

person in-situation focus

The worker must accept the client and his values.

Principle of self-determination

The theory was advanced that casework must __.

work with and not for the client

Who began to formulate a more scientific problem-solving theory based on their observations and experiences.

Mary Richmond

What year Mary Richmond and other practitioners began to formulate a more scientific problem-solving theory based on their observations and experiences.

Early 1900s

First professional method of social work intervention in the Philippines

Home visitors

In what year did the first professional method of social work intervention was introduced in the Philippines?

1917

First professional method of social work intervention introduced in 1917 by the?

Associated Charities of Manila

It was also introduced during the later part of the 1920s in Welfareville, then the seat of government child-caring institutions.

Psychiatric social work

Psychiatric social work was also introduced during the __ in __ , then the seat of government child-caring institutions.

later part of 1920s, Welfareville

Psychiatric social work was also introduced during the later part of the 1920s in Welfareville, then the seat of ___?

government child-caring institutions

The superintendent who was a physician had training abroad in psychiatry and appreciated the value of psychiatric social work in working with children and youth.

Dr. Jose Vergara

During what year did the Associated Charities was absorbed by the Bureau of Public Welfare to carry out its public assistance program and it employed social workers who functioned as caseworkers.

1941

1941, the Associated Charities was absorbed by the?

Bureau of Public Welfare

What year did the Department of Health contributed to the further use of social casework as it issued a circular requiring national, provincial, city, and emergency hospitals to employ social workers.

1954

1954, what agency contributed to the further use of social casework as it issued a circular requiring national, provincial, city, and emergency hospitals to employ social workers?

Department of Health

During what year there was an increase in number of emotionally disturbed and mentally ill and many other signs of psychological dysfunctioning?

1980s

During the 1980s, there was an increase in number of emotionally disturbed and mentally ill and many other signs of __?

psychological dysfunctioning

During what year casework practice was renewed in earnest, enriched, and strengthened.

1980s

During the 1980s, casework practice was renewed in ___ , ___ , and ___ .

earnest, enriched, strengthened

As a result of his findings, Chalmers recommended that: (1) each case of distress should be carefully investigated (2) the cause of destitution determined and (3) __ .

the possibilities of self-maintenance of the pauper to be developed

As a result of his findings, Chalmers recommended that: (1) each case of distress should be carefully investigated (2) ___ (3) the possibilities of self-maintenance of the pauper to be developed.

the cause of destitution determined and

As a result of his findings, Chalmers recommended that: (1) __ (2) the cause of destitution determined and (3) the possibilities of self-maintenance of the pauper to be developed.

each case of distress should be carefully investigated

SW7 - Midterm (Stages and Models of Policy Formulation/Making)

ユーザ名非公開 · 83問 · 1年前

SW7 - Midterm (Stages and Models of Policy Formulation/Making)

SW10 - Midterm

SW10 - Midterm

SW11 - Midterm

SW11 - Midterm

SW 9

SW 9

SW 9 - 2

SW 9 - 2

SW9 Report

SW9 Report

Statistics

Statistics

Statistics 2

Statistics 2

SW 11 - 1

SW 11 - 1

SW 11 - 2

SW 11 - 2

SW 10 - Casework 2

SW 10 - Casework 2

SW 7

SW 7

SW 7 - Report

SW 7 - Report

問題一覧

A social worker who provides services to clients with problems or in situations where expert or specialized interventions are not needed.

Generalist

It must have the capability to apply a variety of change efforts to help people achieve the desired change.

Generalist

It must have the capability to apply a ___ to help people achieve the desired change.

variety of change efforts

Ripple stressed that the social worker with a generalist perspective is more of a ___.

versatile worker

It requires the social worker to study the client or client system and the environment.

Generalist approach

The generalist approach requires the social worker to ___.

study the client or client system and the environment

The social worker out in the field suits a practice modality appropriate to ___.

client's need and satisfaction

Social work as a profession evolved from?

Charity work

It was introduced as a professional activity in the Philippines during the __?

1920s

Full development of social work as profession is attributed to the?

Americans

Who pioneered the social work practice and education?

Americans

The conceptualization of social work began with the __ in England and the United States.

charity organizations

The conceptualization of social work began with the charity organizations in?

England and the United States

It became an institutionalized approach

Religious charity

By what year did voluntary associations for charity were set up in England and United States

eighteenth and nineteenth centuries

Where did voluntary associations for charity were set up?

England and the United States

Were no longer sufficient or adequate to meet the people’s needs.

Almsgiving and institutionalization

Who organized a program of private charity based on neighborly aid?

Thomas Chalmers

It was founded in 1877 in Buffalo, New York state.

The first COS in the United States

The first COS in the United States was founded in?

1877 in Buffalo, New York State

They operated in the belief that poverty was the fault of individual that it was the result of his moral failure.

First COS in the United States

They operated in the belief that poverty was the fault of individual that it was the result of his ___ ?

moral failure

The early years of casework practice was characterized by concern for the?

Economic and sociological factors

Caseworkers began to look more closely into the __ of the individual

emotional and psychological problems

Casework practice influenced by the discoveries of?

Sigmund Freud, Otto Rank, Carl Jung, and Alfred Adler

It made the practitioner’s to work with war veterans or casualties and their families.

First World War

Social casework was also influenced by the events of?

World War II

What caused the greater discomfort?

Emotional and psychological problems

Counselling responsibilities of family agencies were enlarged to __?

include family members

Caseworkers also admit the __?

influence of culture

There is a conscious awareness of the interdependence of personality and environment and this concept continues to dominate casework practice giving rise to the ___.

person in-situation focus

The worker must accept the client and his values.

Principle of self-determination

The theory was advanced that casework must __.

work with and not for the client

Who began to formulate a more scientific problem-solving theory based on their observations and experiences.

Mary Richmond

What year Mary Richmond and other practitioners began to formulate a more scientific problem-solving theory based on their observations and experiences.

Early 1900s

First professional method of social work intervention in the Philippines

Home visitors

In what year did the first professional method of social work intervention was introduced in the Philippines?

1917

First professional method of social work intervention introduced in 1917 by the?

Associated Charities of Manila

It was also introduced during the later part of the 1920s in Welfareville, then the seat of government child-caring institutions.

Psychiatric social work

Psychiatric social work was also introduced during the __ in __ , then the seat of government child-caring institutions.

later part of 1920s, Welfareville

Psychiatric social work was also introduced during the later part of the 1920s in Welfareville, then the seat of ___?

government child-caring institutions

The superintendent who was a physician had training abroad in psychiatry and appreciated the value of psychiatric social work in working with children and youth.

Dr. Jose Vergara

During what year did the Associated Charities was absorbed by the Bureau of Public Welfare to carry out its public assistance program and it employed social workers who functioned as caseworkers.

1941

1941, the Associated Charities was absorbed by the?

Bureau of Public Welfare

1954

1954, what agency contributed to the further use of social casework as it issued a circular requiring national, provincial, city, and emergency hospitals to employ social workers?

Department of Health

During what year there was an increase in number of emotionally disturbed and mentally ill and many other signs of psychological dysfunctioning?

1980s

During the 1980s, there was an increase in number of emotionally disturbed and mentally ill and many other signs of __?

psychological dysfunctioning

During what year casework practice was renewed in earnest, enriched, and strengthened.

1980s

During the 1980s, casework practice was renewed in ___ , ___ , and ___ .

earnest, enriched, strengthened

As a result of his findings, Chalmers recommended that: (1) each case of distress should be carefully investigated (2) the cause of destitution determined and (3) __ .

the possibilities of self-maintenance of the pauper to be developed

As a result of his findings, Chalmers recommended that: (1) each case of distress should be carefully investigated (2) ___ (3) the possibilities of self-maintenance of the pauper to be developed.

the cause of destitution determined and

As a result of his findings, Chalmers recommended that: (1) __ (2) the cause of destitution determined and (3) the possibilities of self-maintenance of the pauper to be developed.

each case of distress should be carefully investigated