To be a social worker you must hold a SW degree from an education institutional accredited by what entity?

You would review this chapter if you wanted to read about cultural competence.

True or False: The goal of the Settlement Movement was to shrink the gap between people who were poor and people of the wealthier class

Social workers are guided by this set of values and ethic

This social work pioneer authored and published a book titled " Social Diagnosis"

This type of social work practice refers to working with an individual rather then a large community

Name examples of diversity (forms of diversity)

True or False- Social Security Act if 1935 included residual and institutional program (public assistance and social insurance)

True or False- social worker are committed to fight for social justice

This social work pioneer was best know for her work with the settlement movement

This term means "pleading the cause of another or speaking up and supporting someone"

This term describes a group that shares common cultural patterns or national origins

True or False- Alcoholic Anonymous is an example of a self help group

True or False- privilege is attained by being a member of the dominant group

These are possible career fields for social worker

This theory states that how a person thinks determines or contributes to how the person feels and behaves

"Reasonable Accommodations" was a provision that was included in what Act

This amendment to the U.S. Constitution gave women the right to vote

This model of intergroup relations states that people mix socially and economically with other groups while retaining their own unique cultural characteristics

True or False- Most social workers work for the government

This perspective shows the interaction between a person and their environment (or the systems around them)

These are examples of barriers to social justice

True or False- Socialization theory explains social injustice as a learned behavior through observation. Process of learning the values, beliefs and norms of a group

This perspective focuses on a client's strengths rather than their deficits

These are the characteristics of the historic dominant group