All crisis is the same and therefore requires a uniform approach to better help the persons afflicted with the crisis.

The developing economic and social fall-out due to the raging COVID-19 pandemic has a potential to develop into a deeper bigger crisis if no proper interventions will be provided by the government. Crisis that may develop in this situation is an example of:

Which among the following situations can be considered as most likely to cause sudden crisis?

Typhoons, Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions that causes disruptions in the lives of the people in a given community are some of the hazards that produces what type of emergency situations?

The Civil War in Syria, Rohingya Refugee Crisis, Armed Conflict in the Central African Republic are examples of what type of emergency?

The COVID-19 pandemic that has affected millions of people around the world belongs to what type of emergency?

Only negative life situations can lead to crisis.

The following are among the natural hazards identified to affect many Albayanos, EXCEPT:

The people’s capacity to anticipate, cope with, resist and recover from the impacts of natural hazards, or lack thereof, is what we regard as:

People who are working on a no work, no pay basis, and have no security of tenure are more seen to be worse affected by the imposition of lockdowns and forced closure and limited operations of private companies. This kind of vulnerability falls under:

The concepts of disasters, emergency and crisis puts the prime emphasis that without this one particular component, there will be no need to actually talk about disasters, emergency and crisis. What one component is this?

Defined as an “upset in a steady state,” this refers to the emotional reaction on the part of an individual, family, or group to a threatening life event. It also means that there is a temporary disturbance in one’s equilibrium.

The process for actively influencing the psychosocial functioning of individuals and groups, during the period of acute disequilibrium.

Participation in crisis intervention is

The Social Work Crisis Theory divided crisis intervention into three phases that should be done in what order?

This refers to the specific, stress-producing, either external blow or internal change, that occurs to an individual or family in a state of relative stability in its biopsychosocial situation.

This refers to the subjective reaction of the individual or family to the initial blow, both at the time it occurs and subsequently afterwards.

This is the link in the chain of stress – provoking happenings that bring tension to a peak and convert the vulnerable state into one of crisis. It is often viewed as the presenting problem.

After the tension has stopped and the disequilibrium set in, there could be both psychological and physical manifestations such as disturbances in body functions, mood, mental content, and intellectual functioning. This characteristic refers to what components of a client’s situation?

In SW Crisis Theory, different goals have been listed down to help the worker in providing the best crisis intervention needed by his/her clients. But regardless, all identified goals are predetermined to do the following, EXCEPT:

People who lost their job as an effect of the restrictions and lockdown due to COVID-19 have been provided help by the Department of Labor and Employment and Department of Social Welfare and Development thru its different income augmentation program. While these programs aim to help mitigate the economic effect of the pandemic, these services fall under what tasks in crisis intervention?

The United Registered Social Workers (URSW) provided pro-bono online consultation to provide services to people who are experiencing doubts, anxieties and despair due to the COVID-19 pandemic. These services fall under what tasks category in crisis intervention?

Generally, crisis intervention is designed to be long-term process aimed to address deep rooted problems of individuals who experienced crises.

Golan points out that a crisis intervention social worker must exhibit the following attitude, EXCEPT:

What is defined as an acute disruption of psychological homeostasis in which one’s usual coping mechanisms fail and there exists evidence of distress and functional impairment?

When confronted by a person in crisis, crisis interventionists need to address the person’s distress, impairment, and instability by operating in a logical and orderly process starting from looking for possible referral pathways.

In Roberts’ Seven Stage Crisis Intervention Model, what stage involves the ascertaining whether the client’s life is already away from imminent danger?

According to Roberts, establishing rapport can only be enabled by the presence of following counselor-offered conditions, EXCEPT:

During the course of an SW Counseling being given to a girl who was rescued from domestic violence and sexual abuse, the client shared to the worker that she realized that everything was actually her fault. The worker replied, “Let’s say that you were right – that everything was your fault. Do you think it is a very good justification for your partner to physically and sexually abuse you?” In saying her reply, the social worker is playing what role?

What stage is regarded as the most difficult to accomplish in Roberts’ Seven Stage Crisis Intervention? In this stage, the worker and the client can begin to identify options that can help the client in addressing existing problems as a result of the crisis.

Crisis Intervention is an activity exclusive to social workers.

What is a comprehensive, systematic, and integrated multi-tactic crisis intervention approach to manage critical incident stress after a traumatic stress?

In Mitchell’s CISM, the following are the basic types of critical incidents, EXCEPT:

What primarily differentiate emergencies from disasters?

What should be the first priority of Crisis Interventionist when responding to critical incidents which are considered as catastrophes or cataclysm?

Exposure to a critical incident will automatically mean that the person exposed will develop lasting distress, dysfunction or even depression.

The Principle of Crisis Intervention (according to Mitchell) that dictates that a crisis interventionist must be able to properly perform his/her role in a very limited time and limited contacts.

A principle of crisis intervention that states that crisis interventionist works to set up achievable expectations for reasonable positive outcomes.

Crisis intervention principle which states that proposed interventions must be practical in order for them to work.

Whenever a community is affected by a disaster, its impact differs from person to person. Identifying who needs to be prioritized in providing CISM Interventions is part of what core factor of CISM?

What strategic planning tool is best used In identifying people who are most likely to be severely affected by a critical incident?

Critical Incident Stress Debriefing is a more structured, six-phase group crisis intervention process used to facilitate psychological closure and recovery.

In the CISD Phases, knowing the contextual or situational background of the critical incident comes first before knowing what the person thought or felt about the critical incident.

Psychological First Aid involves the following themes, EXCEPT:

Approaching people who may need support; Asking about the people’s needs and concerns; and Listening to people and helping them feel calm are activities that a worker must do under what PFA Action Principles?

What crisis response or intervention is best suited for persons exhibiting behaviors such as excessive worrying or fear, feeling excessively sad or low, confused thinking and extreme mood changes?

One of the aims of MHFA is to provide help to prevent the mental health problem from becoming more serious. If it is in the assessment of the worker that the person need further help. What action/s can the worker do?

On what year was the BS Social Work program of Bicol University formally offered?

The vision of the BUCSSP Social Work Department states that it envisions itself as the center of _____________ in the Bicol Region.

The Social Work Department aims to develop what aspect of the social work students?

One of the objectives of the Social Work Program is to generate data that can help improve social work education and practice through the conduct of what major activity?

What is regarded as the forerunner of the BUCSSP Social Work Department’s Ally Publication?

What is regarded as the forerunner of the BUCSSP Social Work Department’s Human Welfare Advocates?

Along with Prof. Francia Villaflor, who is the other pioneer full-time faculty member that was hired by the university for the Social Work Department?