Orange Book Pt. 2
問題一覧
1
Principle that focus on the importance of purpose and direction in a helping process
Client-worker relationship
2
Is the system of ethical principles and rules of conduct generally accepted by the members of a professional group.
Professional Ethics
3
Which of the ff areas is not substantive knowledge in social work?
Field Instruction
4
Areas of sw that is concerned with materials necessary for the client in his problem situation
HBSE
5
Area of sw that is concerned with the organization, administration and operation of social welfare programs and services
SWPPS
6
Concept from Freudian psychotherapy that believes to take place when the client unconsciously transfer to the social worker attributes or characteristic of some most important or powerful person in his early life
Transference
7
Which of the following is not the essential elements of social work?
agency
8
Defined as change originating from a decision to make s deliberate effort to improve the system and to obtain the help of an outside agent in making this improvement.
Planned change
9
The specific system that is being helped
client system
10
An aspect of the situation which increases willingness of the client system to make a proposed change.
change force
11
Is used in the context of professional social work methodology. It supports the idea of generalist practitioner, rather than a specialist in any one of the three methods of social work
Integrated Method of Social Work Practice
12
The use of a range of skills as needed to intervene in a variety of client life situation.
Generalist Social Work
13
Humanistic approach which emphasizes the potential of people rather than their weakness and deficits or limitation
Strengths Perspective
14
The problem-solving concept can be generally traced to the book entitled "How We Think" by?
John Dewey
15
Considered as the originator of the problem-solving framework in social work
Helen Harris Perlman
16
Max Siporin defines this as a process and product of understanding on which action is based.
Assessment
17
The process by which a potential client achieves the status of a client.
Intake Process
18
Refers to the process of separating from so many problems indentified by the client and/or worker the specific problem or problems which are to be addressed first.
Partialization
19
The desired or expected outcomes of an endeavor
Goal
20
Consist of specific actions or steps to be undertaken in order to reach goals.
Plans
21
"systems that are focus of the change activity"
Units of Attention
22
"an overall approach to change a situation"
strategy
23
An agreement between the worker and the client on what needs to be done and who should do it.
Contract
24
Phase in the helping process which is concerned with the action that would solve the client's problems.
Intervention
25
Assessment, planning and interventive tool that presents the individual or family and the major systems in the life space as well as the nature of the individual or family's relationships with these various systems
Ecological Map
26
The interventive role involves process of negotiating the "service jungle" for clients, whether singly or in groups
Social Broker
27
Define as connecting the client to needed resources
Referral
28
Refers to the worker's effort at establishing and maintaining relationships with other community entities which have resources that can support and supplement her own agency's resources.
Networking
29
Role involves the social worker in interventive activities that will help clients find the coping strength and resources within themselves to solve problems they ate experiencing
Enabler
30
Area of sw that is concerned with the organization, administration and operation of social welfare programs and services
SWPPS
問題一覧
1
Principle that focus on the importance of purpose and direction in a helping process
Client-worker relationship
2
Is the system of ethical principles and rules of conduct generally accepted by the members of a professional group.
Professional Ethics
3
Which of the ff areas is not substantive knowledge in social work?
Field Instruction
4
Areas of sw that is concerned with materials necessary for the client in his problem situation
HBSE
5
Area of sw that is concerned with the organization, administration and operation of social welfare programs and services
SWPPS
6
Concept from Freudian psychotherapy that believes to take place when the client unconsciously transfer to the social worker attributes or characteristic of some most important or powerful person in his early life
Transference
7
Which of the following is not the essential elements of social work?
agency
8
Defined as change originating from a decision to make s deliberate effort to improve the system and to obtain the help of an outside agent in making this improvement.
Planned change
9
The specific system that is being helped
client system
10
An aspect of the situation which increases willingness of the client system to make a proposed change.
change force
11
Is used in the context of professional social work methodology. It supports the idea of generalist practitioner, rather than a specialist in any one of the three methods of social work
Integrated Method of Social Work Practice
12
The use of a range of skills as needed to intervene in a variety of client life situation.
Generalist Social Work
13
Humanistic approach which emphasizes the potential of people rather than their weakness and deficits or limitation
Strengths Perspective
14
The problem-solving concept can be generally traced to the book entitled "How We Think" by?
John Dewey
15
Considered as the originator of the problem-solving framework in social work
Helen Harris Perlman
16
Max Siporin defines this as a process and product of understanding on which action is based.
Assessment
17
The process by which a potential client achieves the status of a client.
Intake Process
18
Refers to the process of separating from so many problems indentified by the client and/or worker the specific problem or problems which are to be addressed first.
Partialization
19
The desired or expected outcomes of an endeavor
Goal
20
Consist of specific actions or steps to be undertaken in order to reach goals.
Plans
21
"systems that are focus of the change activity"
Units of Attention
22
"an overall approach to change a situation"
strategy
23
An agreement between the worker and the client on what needs to be done and who should do it.
Contract
24
Phase in the helping process which is concerned with the action that would solve the client's problems.
Intervention
25
Assessment, planning and interventive tool that presents the individual or family and the major systems in the life space as well as the nature of the individual or family's relationships with these various systems
Ecological Map
26
The interventive role involves process of negotiating the "service jungle" for clients, whether singly or in groups
Social Broker
27
Define as connecting the client to needed resources
Referral
28
Refers to the worker's effort at establishing and maintaining relationships with other community entities which have resources that can support and supplement her own agency's resources.
Networking
29
Role involves the social worker in interventive activities that will help clients find the coping strength and resources within themselves to solve problems they ate experiencing
Enabler
30
Area of sw that is concerned with the organization, administration and operation of social welfare programs and services
SWPPS