Question 1

The steps involved in the social work process are the same for all system sizes.

Accepted Answer

The steps involved in the social work process are universal and can be applied to individuals, families, groups, communities, and larger systems. The steps include assessment, planning, intervention, evaluation, and termination. The only difference may be in the scope and complexity of the problem and the intervention.

Question 2

Social work competencies require us to advance justice in 3 areas:&#10;A) social, economic, and environmental&#10;B) racism, sexism, and speciesism&#10;C) housing, poverty, and health&#10;D) none of the above

Accepted Answer

The social work competencies require us to advance justice in the areas of social (relating to society and its organization), economic (relating to the economy and its resources), and environmental (relating to the natural world and its surroundings). These three areas are broad and encompass many of the injustices and inequalities faced by marginalized communities. While B and C are important issues, they do not fully capture the scope of the competencies outlined by social work.

Question 3

In the 2^nd phase of social work practice we help clients: A) find solutions B) get to know themselves C) change their mood D) describe a preferred reality

Accepted Answer

D

Question 4

We integrate the foundational concepts into every phase of social work practice.

Accepted Answer

The foundational concepts of social work, including social justice, human rights, diversity, and the importance of the person-in-environment perspective, are incorporated into every aspect of social work practice. This ensures that practitioners are constantly informed by and guided by these principles as they work with individuals, families, and communities to promote well-being and positive change.

Question 5

Telling and exploring the story is aligned with __________ theory.&#10;A) Systems&#10;B) Narrative&#10;C) Psychodynamic&#10;D) Learning

Accepted Answer

Telling and exploring a story is aligned with Narrative theory, which emphasizes the importance of personal stories and the meaning and identity that people create through them. Systems theory focuses on the relationships between individuals in a larger network, while Psychodynamic theory emphasizes the unconscious and childhood experiences. Learning theory emphasizes the acquisition of new behaviors through conditioning and reinforcement.

Question 6

One of the main goals of Phase 1 of social work practice is to build:&#10;A) motivation&#10;B) fear&#10;C) trust&#10;D) resilience

Accepted Answer

Building trust is a critical component of Phase 1 social work practice. It lays the foundation for establishing a therapeutic relationship between the social worker and the client. Without trust, clients may be hesitant to open up and share their struggles, feelings, and thoughts. As such, building trust is necessary for effective communication, rapport building, and active engagement in the helping process.

Question 7

Oppression and marginalization steal time and opportunity to:&#10;A) work for justice&#10;B) dream&#10;C) money&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

Oppression and marginalization can steal time and opportunity to work for justice, dream, and earn money.

Question 8

Social work roles in Phase 3 of social work practice include:&#10;A) architect, doctor, teacher&#10;B) friend, mentor, counselor&#10;C) educator, mediator, friend&#10;D) researcher, counselor, mediator

Accepted Answer

Phase 3 of social work practice involves ongoing evaluation and research to determine the effectiveness of interventions and strategies. Therefore, the role of the social worker in Phase 3 is focused on research, counseling, and mediating between different systems or agencies. The other options listed do not align with the specific responsibilities of social workers in Phase 3.

Question 9

The Environment Justice Collaborative Problem-Solving Model was developed by:&#10;A) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency&#10;B) The Sierra Club&#10;C) The Centers for Disease Control&#10;D) The army

Accepted Answer

The Environment Justice Collaborative Problem-Solving Model was developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to address environmental and public health challenges facing low-income and minority communities.

Question 10

Nearly always, individuals and social institutions must both help solveproblems.

Accepted Answer

Individuals and social institutions often have to cooperate and work together to effectively solve problems. While individuals may initiate solutions or take action, social institutions such as government, schools, and nonprofits can provide resources, support, and systemic change to address problems on a larger scale.

Deck 6: Phases of Social Work Practice for Environmental Justice