This knowledge implied in the focus on the person-in-situation.

This knowledge allows the worker must be acquainted with the goals, philosophy, and functions of the field in society.

This knowledge requires knowing the purpose and functions for which it has been set up: its policies, programs and services.

Charles has been working in a child-caring institution for 8 years. At present, being a father to his 3 year old daughter, he has been doing great job in effectively disciplining his child based on what works on various children he used to handle in the agency. What type of knowledge was utilized by Charles?

This principle involves the recognition and understanding of each client’s unique qualities and the differential use of principles and methods in assisting each toward a better adjustment.

This principle requires social worker to extend unconditional love despite awareness of the person’s failures and weaknesses.

It refers to the preservation of secret information concerning the client which is disclosed in a professional relationship.

It is the right and need of the client to make his own choices and decisions in the process of receiving help.

This principle means that the social worker is always conscious that her role is to make use of her professional relationship with her client in a way that will enhance primarily the client’s development rather than her own.

A view on humans which holds that science can never fully explain man, partly due to ignorance, and partly because man has a potential to transcend the natural order of things, to choose, to create, and to be rational.

A view on humans which holds that humans aspire to live on good terms with others, to be part of and to contribute to group life, making personal goals subservient to group goals.

This concept which is implied in the value base of social work is premised on the ideals of social justice, two elements of which are fairness and equality.

Based in the philosophy of social work, human is regarded as having worth because…

This concept argues that the individual has the obligation to contribute to the common good and society, and on its part, has the responsibility to facilitate the development of its members, which gives a dual meaning to this concept.

An individualized form of helping people cope with personal problems, essentially on a one-to-one basis.

The process of bringing about and maintaining adjustment between social welfare resources and social welfare needs within the geographical area or specific field of service.

The method through which individuals and groups are helped by a social worker to relate themselves to people and to experience growth opportunities in accordance with their needs and capacities.

It refers to the efforts of a social agency to make available the social service it has to offer to a community who it believes, can use some assistance without waiting for the people to come to the agency to ask for help.

The process by which the objectives of a social welfare agency or organization are achieve through the efficient utilization of human resource, money, materials, machine, methods, time and space.

It refers to the worker’s own tempo or pace or the worker’s ability to take action at some pertinent point in time when it would be most effective.

It refers to the worker’s ability to put himself in the shoes of the client so that he can understand what the latter is thinking of and feeling about his problem or situation.

The technique which refers to an inconsequential conversation

Arousing of man’s positive self-concept in relation to the environment and society through a liberating education is called...

It refers to the capacity to set in motion with client intervention processes of change based on social work values and knowledge in situation relevant to the client.