Social Work Quiz

Which of the following best describes the primary philosophy of social work?

• To provide financial assistance to the poor

• To promote social justice, human rights, and collective responsibility

• To enforce government policies on welfare

• To focus solely on individual counseling

The concept of "person-in-environment" in social work emphasizes:

• The individual's responsibility for their own problems

• The interaction between individuals and their social, economic, and physical environments

• The need to remove individuals from harmful environments

• The importance of medical interventions in social work

Which philosophy is closely aligned with the empowerment approach in social work?

• Paternalism

• Authoritarianism

• Strengths-based perspective

• Charity model

The core value of social work that emphasizes the inherent worth and dignity of every individual is:

• Social justice

• Integrity

• Respect for persons

• Competence

Which principle of social work practice involves ensuring that clients have the right to make their own decisions?

• Confidentiality

• Self-determination

• Non-judgmental attitude

• Accountability

Social workers are expected to advocate for policies and practices that promote social equality. This is rooted in the value of:

• Service

• Social justice

• Integrity

• Human relationships

Who is considered the founder of the settlement house movement, which significantly influenced modern social work?

• Jane Addams

• Mary Richmond

• Florence Hollis

• Dorothea Dix

The Charity Organization Society (COS) movement in the 19th century focused on:

• Providing direct financial aid to the poor

• Scientific charity and casework

• Advocating for government welfare programs

• Establishing religious missions

Which theoretical framework in social work emphasizes the importance of understanding the client's life experiences and subjective perceptions?

• Systems theory

• Psychodynamic theory

• Humanistic theory

• Cognitive-behavioral theory

The primary goal of social welfare policies is to:

• Provide temporary relief to individuals in need

• Promote the well-being of individuals and communities

• Encourage dependency on government support

• Focus solely on economic development