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WorksheetsHUMSS 2 Semi-Final Examination
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 1hrs 4mins
It can be viewed as a profession that helps people interact more effectively with their social environment.
A. Counseling
B. Social Work
C. Guidance Counselor
D. Teacher
Seeks to protect the child without infringing the rights of parents.
A. Residential Care
B. Support in own home
C. Family Services
D. Protective Services
It is a fundamental norms and preferred behavior patterns shared by members of a society.
A. Self-realization
B. Values
C. Responsibility
D. Integrity
Cited that the council in Social Work Education identified and described six values.
A. Morales and Sheafor
B. Friedlander
C. Mendoza (2002)
D. Biestek
It involves family case work, family group work and family therapy.
A. Family Services
B. Protective Services
C. Income Maintenance
D. Community Services
This value reminds the social worker that every client is as worthy as any other person.
A. Belief in Democratic Functioning
B. Integrity and Dignity of the Individual
C. Social Workers Social Responsibility
D. Transmit Knowledge and Skills to others
This value reminds the social worker that he should not allow personal feelings to intrude in a professional relationship.
A. Transmit Knowledge and Skills to Others
B. Belief in Democratic Functioning
C. Separating Personal Feelings from Professional Relationship
D. Social Workers Social Responsibility
Provides instruction to the social worker to give the information that he has and would enable the client to take care of himself.
A. Transmit Knowledge and Skills to Others
B. Belief in Democratic Functioning
C. Separating Personal Feelings from Professional Relationship
D. Social Workers Social Responsibility
This value conveys an impression the need for social justice.
A. Firm Belief in Equal Opportunity for All
B. Social Workers Social Responsibility
C. Belief in Democratic Functioning
D. Transmit Knowledge and Skills to Others
It accentuates that the conduct of the social worker should be commendable and exemplary at both personal and professional level.
A. Firm Belief in Equal Opportunity for All
B. Social Workers Social Responsibility
C. Transmit Knowledge and Skills to Others
D. High Standards of Personal and Professional Conduct
Below are the values of Social Work EXCEPT
A. Concept of Equal Opportunities
B. Right to Self-Fulfillment
C. Responsibility of Society
D. Right to Satisfy Basic Needs
It includes cash grants, food stamps, general assistance such as hospital and medical care and supplemental security income.
A. Family Services
B. Income Maintenance
C. Residential Care
D. Foster Care
Applies both individual and group counseling to assist women in making decisions.
A. Family Problem
B. Support in own home
C. Adoption and Services to Unmarried Parents
D. Family Services
An individual has the obligation to contribute to the common good and society.
A. Concept of Social Provision
B. Concept of Social Responsibility
C. Concept of Equal Opportunities
D. Concept of Human Potentials and Capacities
Clients who are in need have the right to determine their needs and how they should be met.
A. Acceptance
B. Individualization
C. Self-determination
D. Work self-awareness
Differ for each client considering their unique qualities and situations.
A. Acceptance
B. Individualization
C. Self-determination
D. Work self-awareness
This value admonishes the social worker not to neglect himself, his family and the society in which he is living.
A. Transmit Knowledge and Skills to Others
B. Social Responsibility towards Himself
C. Belief in Equal Opportunity
D. Integrity and Dignity of the Individual
It is the right of the individual to promote change in social resources that do not serve his/her need meeting efforts.
A. Social Organizations to Facilitate individuals efforts
B. Right to satisfy basic needs
C. Responsibility of Common Good
D. Responsibility of the Society
Facilitate self-fulfillment of the individual and the right to enrichment through the contribution of its individual members.
A. Social Organizations to Facilitate individuals efforts
B. Right to satisfy basic needs
C. Responsibility of Common Good
D. Responsibility of the Society
The following are the Scope of Discipline EXCEPT
A. Primary Discipline
B. Equal Partner
C. Secondary Discipline
D. Tertiary Discipline
Refers to the active participation of the social workers in social reforms.
Refers to the heart of social work and it focuses on the well being or the welfare and comfort of the individual and community.
Refers to the aspect of treating people with problems in social functioning.
A person is inherently endowed with potentials and capacities
Two elements of social justice, fairness and equality.
Give at least five (5) Core Values in Social Work. Explain each.
The National Association Social Welfare stated that the mission of the social worker is rooted in a set of core values.
The concern of social work is to help people who are in need so that they develop the capacity to deal with their problems by themselves.
The Transmit Knowledge and Skills to Others provides instruction to the social worker to give the information that he has, that would enable the client to take care of himself.
The Belief in Democratic Functioning conveys an impression the need for social justice.
Each person requires for the harmonious development of his powers socially provided and socially safeguarded opportunities for satisfying his/her basic needs in the physical, psychological, economic, cultural, aesthetic, and spiritual realms.
Morales and Sheafor (1983) distinguish the goals of Social Work.
The main goal of social work is to improve a society’s overall well-being,
especially for the most vulnerable populations
Family counseling involves planning the number, spacing, and timing
of child births to fit with their needs.
A value specifies whether to follow or not to follow a particular behavior
Mendoza (2002) cited that the Council on Social Work Education
identified and described six (6) values that are shared by the social work
profession.
1. Alex is a new comer at the senior high school program of Santa Anna
College. Being new to the school, she is noted to be quiet and avoids interaction in people often. After one semester, Alex’s behavior remains the same as she finds difficulty in building friendship. She chose to eat, to read, to study, and to walk alone. Worried by the observation, her adviser Marian referred the case to the school’s social worker. If you are the social worker, how will you handle the case? How will you administer the circumstances? Explain your answer.
As the population continues to grow, Give at least one (1) primary societal issue that will affect social work practice. And what type of training and skills would social workers need to address these issues and practice?
