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50 Cards in this Set
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what is the difference between a conservative and a liberal?
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*conservative favors less governemnt
*liberal-favors more government |
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Welfare
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-concern for the well-being of people.
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Social Welfare
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- the translation of society’s dominant social hilosophies into social policies , to be carried out by a system of human servces agencies and delivered bby human services professionals.
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Mutual Aid
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- efforts to meet human needs in this environment.
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Puritan ethic
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- only those people with a moral defect required assistance.
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French enlightenment
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- argued that people are inherently good and that need for assistance is not related to morality. (worthy poor/unworthy poor)
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pg 22
Stats on welfare reform |
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what are the four goals for social service programs?
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* remediation
* Remediation programs * Enhancement * Prevention |
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Natural Helping VS. Professional Helping
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-Natural: based on mutual relationships among equals, helping draws on life experiences to help
-Professional: disciplined approach focused on the needs of the client and it requires specific knwledge, values, and skills to guide the helping activity |
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Five themes of social work (p 36)
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1. Social Betterment
2. Social Functioning 3. Action Orientation 4. Diversity 5. Versatile Practice Perspective |
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Social Betterment is...
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Belief in the fundamental importance of improving the quality of social interaction--the central value of all social workers
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Social Functioning is..
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-the manner in which they interact with people and social instituions
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An action orientation
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-taking action to prevent problems from developing..
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An appreciation for human diversity is..
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diversity of clientele, diversity of knowledge and skills, diversity of services provided
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A versatile practice perspecive is...
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-must have a solid foundation of knowledge about the behavior of people and social institutions
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what are the 3 primary purposes "the mission of social work"? (pg 40)
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1. caring
2. curing 3. changing the society |
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What is Caring?
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caring for people in need is a central purpose of social work ( caring for those who must live in bad conditons)
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What is Curing?
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-provide treatment for individuals and families experiencing social functioning (curing ppls social problems by helping them change and/or attempt to change the condition that caused it
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What is Changing the Society?
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* reforming existing laws, procedures, and attitudes until they are more responsive to human needs
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The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) is what?
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*established in 1955
* three common goals of social work practice |
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what are the 3 common goals of social work practice?
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p 42
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What is the CSWE?
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what makes a profession, a profession? guidelines
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pg 57-59
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what is the Hull House?
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established by jane addams,in chicago
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what is voluntary practice (non profit)?
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* have sponsorships from hospitals, group homes, retirement centers, and family counseling centers
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private nonprofit agency
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depend on volunteers and gifts
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private practice
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contract for services...
clinical services, consulting, conducting workshops or training programs, charge for a fee |
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what were weber's 5 elements or bureaucracy?
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1. division of labor
2. hieracrchy 3. consisten system of rules 4. spirit of impersonality 5. emploment constitutes a career |
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what is the division of labor?
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-each person in the organization has a clearly defined and specialized assignment in the organization
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what is hierarchy?
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-specific lines of authority exist... responsible for his/her assignments and those below
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what is consistent system of rules?
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-every task in the org is governed by an explicit set of rules that specify the standards of performance and the relationships among tasks
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what is spirit of impersonality?
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-work is to be performed without favoritism or prejudice entering official decisions
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what is emplyment constitutes a career?
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-persons are employed only on the basis f technical qualifications required by the org, with rewards provided to encourage loyalty and offer opportunity for a career in that org
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what are the advantages of agency-based practice?
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-services offered through agency are more visible and more accessible to all persons in need
-they recieve the sanction, or approval of the community for the services they provide |
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what are the advantages of private-practice?
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* more money
* freedom to practice sw to own best interest |
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SOCIAL WORKERS VALUES P. 148-150
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READ WELL
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NASW-CODE OF ETHICS P 152-153
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USE FOR REFERENCE IN PAPER
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what is competence?
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it includes the expertise to perform a function but also suggests the capability to translate the expertise into useful actions
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what is case planning management?
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what are the 3 types of social work prevention?
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1. primary prevention
2. secondary prevention 3. tertiary prevention |
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what is primary prevention?
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indicates actions taken prior to the onset of a problem to intercept its cuase or to modify its course before a person is involved
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what is secondary prevention?
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involves prompt efforts to curtail and stop the disease in the affected person and the spreading of the disease to others
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what is tertiary prevention?
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involves rehab efforts to reduce the residual effects of the illness
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what are the educational prevention models?
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-p. 187
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court and community based programs
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-p. 188
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hospital based model
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p. 190
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values and ethics held by social workers globally
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p. 217-218
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barriers to social welfare in rurual ares.
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characteristics of generalist practice
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gangs....pgs 243-
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