Disciplines and Ideas in the Applied Social Sciences

It refers to the active participation of the social workers in social reforms. This goal comes from the perspective that there is a persistence of poverty, environmental destruction, and social dis integration

• Curing

• Changing

• Caring

• None of of the above

refers to the heart of social work and it focuses on the well-being or the welfare and comfort of individual and community.

• Curing

• Caring

• Changing

• None of the above

According to _____ Social work defines as a practice-based and an academic discipline that promotes change and social development.

• NASW

• UNESCO

• IFSW

• None of the above

This principle involves respecting the clients as they are under any circumstances and understands the meaning and causes of the client’s behavior.

• Self determination

• Acceptance

• Individualization

• Confidentiality

This principle involves recognizing and understanding the client’s own unique characteristics and using different principles and methods for each client.

• Self determination

• Acceptance

• Individualization

• Confidentiality

This means that the client should be accorded with appropriate protection, within the limits of the law from any harm that might result from the information s/he divulges to the worker.

• Self determination

• Acceptance

• Individualization

• Confidentiality

Social work is demonstrated as a primary discipline in terms of these child welfare services except:

•   Foster Care

• Adoption

• School Programs

• Residential care

This means that Social Worker is conscious about her/his role in making use of her/his professional relationship with the client in a way that will enhance the clients development rather than her/her own.

• client-worker relationship

• worker self-awareness

• confidentiality

• none of the above

Each person requires for the harmonious development of his powers socially provided and socially safeguarded opportunities for satisfying her/his basic needs in physical, psychological, economic, cultural, aesthetic and spiritual realms.

• Responsibility of the society

• Responsibility to the common good

• Rights to satisfy basic needs

• Right to self fulfillment

This aims to improve individual and Community's quality of life. Its nature of work goes beyond care and rehabilitation for and of the needy, the neglected and the marginalized.

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