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Worksheetssocial work 201 - 300
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Worksheet time: 2hrs 38mins
Which knowledge and experiences do social workers benefit from in a lifeworld-oriented approach?
Only from his own personal experience.
Only theoretical knowledge.
Only from the opinions of other experts.
Both from professional sources, knowledge and experience and from the experience of clients.
According to Hans Thiersch, the tasks of lifeworld-oriented social work are divided into which areas?
The lifeworld of interlocutors, social service institutions and social functioning
Individual therapy, group therapy and family therapy
Prevention, intervention and evaluation
Research, implementation and dissemination
What does "regionalization", one of the principles of structure and action of lifeworld-oriented social work, mean?
Concentration of social services only in a certain region.
Control of social services by a central administration.
Tailoring social services to local needs and resources.
Social services transcend geographical boundaries.
What does "prevention", one of the structure and action principles of lifeworld-oriented social work, aim to achieve?
Preventing people from facing problems.
Strengthening people's capacity to cope with problems.
Reducing the workload of social workers.
Eliminate all risk factors in the community.
What is the main difference between the concepts of "integration" and "inclusion"?
Integration expects individuals to fit into the majority society, while inclusion accepts all individuals as equal and with differences.
Integration preserves cultural differences, while inclusion eliminates cultural differences.
Integration focuses on individual capabilities, while inclusion focuses on societal norms.
While integration is a mandatory process, inclusion is a voluntary process.
What does the "participation" principle of lifeworld-oriented social work emphasize?
That social workers should make decisions on their own.
That interlocutors and professionals should be connected through joint activities.
That participation should only be voluntary.
That only experts should be involved in decision-making processes.
What is the central element of systemic problem and resource analysis?
Identification of isolated problems.
neglect of resources.
Recognition of systemic patterns and sources.
One-sided accusation.
What role does it play in systemic analysis?
They are ignored.
They are as important as the problems.
They are only taken into account when necessary.
They are considered less important.
What goal does a systemic mindset in social work pursue?
Finding the simplest solution.
Understanding and changing relationships and structures.
minimize the effort.
Stick to proven methods.
The advantage of a systemic mindset is:
It allows for understanding complex relationships and interdependencies.
It focuses only on individual components.
It ignores the bigger picture.
It discourages collaboration.
Which of the following statements best describes the self-help approach in social work?
Making people dependent on professional support.
Encouraging people to use their own resources and talents.
Supporting people financially.
Helping people only through therapeutic interventions.
What is meant by self-reflection in social work?
The ability to ignore the needs of clients.
The practice of regularly questioning and evaluating one's own actions and attitudes.
A way to motivate clients to help themselves.
The technique of performing work tasks without feedback.
Why is self-reflection important in social work?
Ignoring their own skills and knowledge.
Worsening relations with customers.
Continuously improve your own practice and become more conscious.
To affirm his own infallibility.
What does resource analysis mean in social work?
Identifying and exploiting a person's weaknesses.
Assessing the financial resources of a social institution.
Systematic recording and exploitation of customers' strengths and potential.
Analysis of the legal framework for social work.
What does empowerment mean in social work?
The social worker takes all the decisions.
Systematic pressure on clients.
Empowering and empowering clients to make their own decisions and improve their living conditions.
Provision of special financial support to clients.
What does competence to operate in social work mean?
Ability to apply theoretical knowledge in practice.
Ability to perform administrative tasks only.
Ability to communicate only with other social workers.
The ability to provide financial support only.
Which of the following skills is an important part of social work competence?
Scientific text writing skills.
Ability to assist clients in developing and implementing solutions.
Only the ability to make a medical diagnosis.
Ability to repair technological devices.
What is the role of reflection in the ability to take action in social work?
It is insignificant and negligible.
It helps to ignore personal and professional development.
It enables social workers to question and improve their own actions.
It is only related to administrative tasks.
What does goal orientation mean in social work?
Ability to work without planning.
Set and track clearly defined goals for customers.
Working without taking customers' needs into account.
Focus on short-term achievements without a long-term perspective.
Which of the following examples is one of the characteristics of goal-oriented social work?
Decisions are made solely by social workers without involving clients.
Goals are flexibly adapted to clients' changing needs and circumstances.
The focus is only on fulfilling bureaucratic requirements.
No emphasis on documentation and evaluation of progress made.
What is the role of goal orientation in the evaluation of social work?
It is irrelevant and has no impact on the evaluation.
It makes it easier to measure the progress and success of interventions.
It hinders cooperation between social workers and clients.
It forces social workers to focus on unrealistic goals.
What does the "S" in SMART goals stand for?
Specific
Social.
Standardized
Subjective
What does the "M" in SMART goals stand for?
Motivated
Measurable.
Modified.
Mechanical
Which feature belongs to SMART goals?
Vague and general.
Ambitious but unachievable.
It is time-bound with a clear deadline.
Flexible with no clear structure.
According to Lothar Böhnisch, what is the central concept of coping with life?
Social isolation .
Individual resilience.
Collective responsibility .
Economic success.
How does Lothar Böhnisch describe the process of coping with life?
As continuous adaptation to social norms.
As overcoming social and personal crises.
As achieving financial independence.
As a distancing from social obligations.
According to Böhnisch, which factor plays an important role in coping with life?
Technological innovation.
Social support.
Political participation.
Cultural assimilation.
What is the first stage of problem analysis in social work?
Solution development
Definition of the problem
Evaluation of measures
Last discussion
Why is problem analysis important in social work?
It helps to allocate financial resources.
It provides an understanding of the causes and relationships of problems.
It serves to review the historical development of social work.
It facilitates the formulation of marketing strategies for social services.
In which period did the development of the first pedagogical theories begin?
Middle Ages.
Renaissance
New Age
Antiquity
How was pedagogy initially evaluated?
As a separate discipline.
As a social science.
Only for children's education.
He was more interested in education.
Which important development took place in the field of pedagogy in the Middle Ages?
The proliferation of pedagogy books.
The first pedagogical journals.
Opening pedagogical universities.
Establishment of the first universities and schools.
In which countries was humanist pedagogy prominent in the Middle Ages?
Germany, England, Russia.
USA, Canada, Australia.
China, Japan, India.
Italy, France, Spain.
Which movements were effective in pedagogy in the New Age?
Romanticism and Symbolism.
Socialism and Capitalism.
Postmodernism and Minimalism.
Empiricism and rationalism.
Who are the important pedagogical figures of the New Age?
John Dewey and Lev Vygotsky.
Jean Piaget and Maria Montessori.
Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung.
Francis Bacon and René Descartes.
Why is Jan Amos Komenský (Comenius) important for modern pedagogy?
He wrote the first children's story book.
He published the first pedagogical journal.
He founded the first university.
He is considered a pioneer of modern pedagogy.
Which aspect of education did John Locke emphasize?
That education should only be religious.
That education only provides theoretical knowledge.
That education should only be scientific.
That education is important in shaping an individual's character.
How did Jean-Jacques Rousseau advocate education?
With strict rules and discipline.
Only with religious education.
Military training.
Natural methods.
What elements did Immanuel Kant emphasize in education?
Just physical development.
Only economic development.
Only art education.
Moral and intellectual development.
What did Johann Friedrich Herbart do in pedagogy?
He wrote the first children's story book.
He brought philosophical foundations to pedagogy.
He worked only on religious education.
He systematized educational theories.
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels emphasized the importance of which factors in education?
Only the physical development of education.
Only the artistic side of education.
Only individual development of education.
Social and economic factors.
What did Anton Semjonovich Makarenko emphasize in education?
That education should be individualized.
That education should focus only on the arts.
Education based on individual competition.
The importance of collective education.
Which law is particularly important for social work in Germany?
Social Code (SGB)
Basic Law (GG)
Criminal Code (StGB)
Civil Code (BGB)
What is “Erziehung”?
Art education.
Individual development.
Technological education.
The process by which individuals are socialized and shaped.
What kind of teachings does the “Erziehung Process” include?
Scientific research methods.
Financial management.
Art history
Morality, ethics and social behavior.
Where does the “Erziehung Process” usually take place?
Sports fields.
Shopping centers.
Parks
Family, school or other educational institutions.
Who plays an important role in the “Erziehung Process”?
Athletes
Artists
Scientists
Parents, teachers and other adults.
What is the main purpose of “Erziehung”?
Developing artistic talents.
Teaching financial skills.
Increasing physical abilities.
Development of character and social behavior.
What is Education (Bildung)?
Physical development process.
Sport education.
Development of musical abilities.
The intellectual growth of the individual and the process of personal development.
What is encouraged in the Education (Bildung) Process?
Only physical skills.
Financial management skills.
Social media use.
Individual thinking skills and creativity.
In which contexts can the Education (Bildung) Process take place?
Only in sports clubs.
Only in art galleries.
Only in an office environment.
Schools, universities, informal settings and self-study.
What is the main purpose of “Education (Bildung)”?
Increase physical endurance.
Promote economic development.
Teaching social norms.
Mental development and expanding knowledge.
Which of the following is the concept defined as "what is done or what happens, what occurs, the opposite of what is thought, what has happened, what is real, what has taken place, what can be observed or grasped through empirical procedures, and what has a unique pattern"?
Case.
Theory.
Scientific law.
Data.
Which of the following is the concept defined as "a situation in science which, after a large number of experiments and observations, is conclusively determined to give the same results under the same conditions"?
Scientific law.
Case.
Hypothesis.
Data.
Considering the hypothesis testing process, which of the following occurs before the others?
Determination of degrees of importance.
Decision and comment.
Determination of decision criteria.
Identification of hypotheses.
TUBITAK Research and Publication Ethics Board Working Principles states that "The ideas, methods, data, writings and figures of others cannot be used without attribution to the author". Which of the following is the feature mentioned?
Fabrication.
Distortion.
Plagiarism.
Duplication.
Which of the following is the concept defined as "the method of creating a small model representing the research population"?
Variable.
Sampling
Data.
Observation.
Which of the following is the concept defined as "scientific results obtained by processing and analyzing research data"?
Sampling
Finding.
Variable.
Survey.
"A method of moving from the part to the whole, from the particular to the general" Which of the concepts is it?
Induction.
Sampling
Observation.
Deduction.
Which of the following is a type of survey question exemplified as "I preferred Istanbul University because............................"?
Open-ended question.
Two-choice question.
Non-closed-ended question.
Which of the following is the characteristic of "all kinds of information obtained by science being free from contradiction and consistent within itself"?
Progressivity.
Foresight.
Contingency.
Rationality.
Which of the following is the characteristic of science that "a scientist can see and correct the deficiencies in the results of another scientist or add new ones to these results"?
Generalization.
Progressivity.
Foresight.
Rationality.
Which of the ways of knowing can be defined as "consulting books or sources that can be considered as masterpieces in their field for the necessary information on the subject emphasized in the research"?
Rational method.
Scientific method.
Expert opinion.
Sensory experience.
Which of the following is the characteristic of science that "it is not static knowledge but is in a constant state of change, development and progress"?
Contingency.
Foresight.
Generalizability.
Dynamism.
Considering the research process, which of the following research process steps is prior to the others?
Data collection.
Planning the research design.
Sampling.
Goal setting.
Which of the following is a qualitative research method defined as "an informal meeting, chaired by an expert, to discuss a specific topic prepared in advance"?
Focus group interview.
Semi-structured interview.
Projective techniques.
Structural questionnaire.
Which of the ways of knowing can be defined as "the information we obtain from our environment with our five senses"?
Consensus.
Scientific method.
Sensory experience.
Rational method.
Which of the following is the property of science that "information found to be true in one case or situation is equally true in other cases"?
Foresight.
Dynamism.
Progressivism.
Generalizability.
Which of the following is not one of the advantages of a focus group interview?
Researchers have the chance to observe the participant group's hand gestures, facial expressions, changes in tone of voice, etc.
Its scientific validity is certain.
Which of the following is the concept expressed as "abstract knowledge that is handled independently of applications, the totality of thoughts and opinions on a particular subject, the set of rules and laws that explain many systematically organized events and are the basis of a science"?
Hypothesis.
Case.
Theory.
Scientific law.
"An outline of an explanation to explain facts or relationships between facts" is which of the following concepts?
Theory.
Scientific law
Case.
Hypothesis.
Which of the following sources to be accessed during the literature review should be used more prioritized than the others?
News.
Proceedings.
Focus group interview.
Scientific articles.
A research process begins with which of the following?
Defining the problem.
Intuition of the problem.
Formulation of hypotheses.
Testing of hypotheses.
A sample will be selected from a population of 20 using "1 in 4" systematic sampling. Which of the following is the appropriate sample size for the sampling method?
4
5
8
10
Descriptive statistics does not include which of the following?
Raw data is collected.
Data is organized.
Point estimation is done.
Graphs are drawn.
What is not one of the points to be considered when creating an abstract in a research article?
The purpose and content of the article should be presented briefly and comprehensively.
The abbreviation of the scales used in the abstract is written.
The abstract should consist of one paragraph.
Data on research results are shown in numbers, not in writing.
Which of the following is the research section of a study in which "the meaning of the data obtained is explained"?
Introduction.
Method.
Findings.
Discussion.
What is not one of the points to be considered when creating the cover of a research article?
Times New Roman, 12 font size and double spacing should be used.
The title should summarize the main idea of the article.
Which of the following may not be included in an evaluation article?
Explanation of the problem situation.
Relationships, contrasts and gaps in the literature.
Suggestions for problem solving.
Study group in the methodology section.
Which process should the data obtained in a research be subjected to first?
Data update phase.
Editing stage.
Coding phase.
Analysis phase.
What are the characteristics that can take different values for different units called in statistics?
Variable.
Scale
Frequency
Sample.
"The first information necessary to reach a conclusion; the name given to the relationships and the numerical raw information necessary to draw conclusions, to make or to continue the investigation, even if it does not draw conclusions." This definition belongs to which of the following?
Hypothesis.
Data.
Case.
Theory.
Which of the following can be conducted within the scope of an experimental model?
The relationship between individuals' personalities and the types of sports they do.
Pharmacology (drug science) knowledge levels of psychological counselors.
Opinions on foreign language education between the ages of 2-6.
Examining the effect of school counseling services on students' self-efficacy perceptions.
According to APA 6, what is the citation of single-author books in the bibliography?
Karasar, N. (2002). Scientific research method (11th edition). Ankara: Nobel Publications
Karasar. N. (2002). Scientific Research Method (11th edition). Ankara: Nobel Publications
Karasar, Niyazi (2002). Scientific Research Method (11th Edition). Ankara: Nobel Publications
Karasar, N. (2002). Scientific research method (11th edition). Ankara: Nobel Publications.
According to APA 6, the first citation of books with three to five authors in the text is given correctly in which of the following?
Science can also be defined as a set of knowledge formed by facts (Büyüköztürk, Çakmak, Akgün, Karadeniz, Demirel, 2008).
Science can also be defined as a set of knowledge formed by facts (Büyüköztürk, Çakmak, Akgün, Karadeniz, & Demirel, 2008).
Science can also be defined as a set of knowledge formed by facts (Büyüköztürk et al., 2008).
Science can also be defined as a set of knowledge formed by facts (Büyüköztürk, et al., 2008).
The table above shows the correlation values between the scores obtained by students from five different tests. Which of the following can be said according to the table?
The course with the highest level of differentiation among students is history.
The math and physics tests have similar characteristics.
The lowest relationship is between history and mathematics tests.
If the level of achievement of the objectives is high in History course, it is low in Turkish course.
A researcher thinks that the empathic tendencies of students will increase with a training program he will organize. Which of the applications regarding the experimental model to be organized by this researcher is wrong?
A training program to increase empathic tendency should be applied to the
experimental group.
The control group should receive the usual education based on the
traditional education approach.
It should use a scale as a pre-test and post-test to determine empathic
tendencies.
The scores of the experimental group should always be expected to be higher
than the scores of the control group.
Accordingly, regarding the measurement tool; I. students' attitude scores, II. scoring objectivity, III. which of the elements of validity evidence for the construct have been affected?
Only I.
Only II.
I and III.
II and III.
I, II and III.
“A researcher randomly divided a group of psychological counselors into two
separate groups by random sampling method. The researcher provided
psychosocial support training to one of the groups, but did not provide this training
to the other group and took precautions for all irrelevant variables that could affect
the research in the process. The researcher determined the level of effectiveness
of this training by measuring the competencies of the two groups, consisting of
counselors who received psychosocial support training and counselors who never
received this training, on their approaches to their clients' problems before and
after the application.”
According to this, which of the following is the scientific research method used by the researcher?
Correlational.
Cross-sectional survey.
Experimental.
Longitudinal
Causal comparison.
At the end of a summer school, 5 students from the mathematics department and 6 students from the economics department taking the same course are tested to see whether the students of these two departments have the same distribution according to their exam scores out of 100 at the end of the semester. According to this, which of the following is the statistical method to be used for testing?
Levene's Test.
Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test.
Mann Whitney Test.
Chi-square Goodness of Fit Test.
In an experimental design model, experimental units with systematic differences between them are divided into groups that are homogeneous within themselves and heterogeneous among themselves in order to reduce the error of the experiment. Accordingly, which of the above statements is one of the basic principles of experimental design?
Blocking.
Randomization.
Again.
Interaction.
Balancing.
A group of researchers conducted a study examining the relationship between students' violent tendencies and the duration of playing violent video games. The researchers concluded that there was a statistically significant relationship at the level of 0.80 between the violent tendency exhibited and the duration of playing violent video games.
Accordingly;
I. A correlational design was used in the study.
II. Playing violent video games causes violent tendencies in students.
III. Students with high violent tendency scores also tend to play violent video
games more often.
Which of these statements are absolutely true?
Only I.
Only II.
Only III.
I and III.
A researcher wanted to examine whether students' academic achievement and stress levels differed statistically according to socioeconomic level, gender and school type. Which of the following pairings regarding the variables and their types in this research is incorrect?
Stress level - Dependent variable.
School type - Qualitative variable.
Academic achievement - Independent variable.
Socioeconomic level - Independent variable.
Which of the following is not a measure of variability for score distributions?
Ranj
Quarter Deviation.
Standart deviation
Median
Which of the following cannot be the research question of a researcher who uses "t-test" to analyze the collected data?
Are the occupational skill scores of nurses with a bachelor's degree higher than the occupational skill scores of nurses with an associate's degree?
Is there a relationship between the scores obtained from the "Respect in Romantic Relationships Scale" and the duration of the relationship?
Are the lifelong learning skill scores of school administrators and teachers different from each other?
Do the scores obtained from the "Democratic Attitude Scale" differ between young and adult individuals?
It is desired to estimate the total number of events held in 10 universities during a year. For this purpose, first, 5 universities with 12 faculties each were randomly selected and then 3 faculties were randomly selected from these universities and a sample of 15 faculties was obtained. According to this, which of the following is the sampling method applied?
Simple Random Sampling Method.
Stratified Sampling Method.
Systematic Sampling Method.
Two Stage Cluster Sampling Method.
Which of the following statements best describes the main task of social work?
Supporting rich people
Advising and supporting socially disadvantaged people
enact a law
reduce taxes
What is meant by the term "Empowerment" in social work?
Social workers take over decision-making processes
Strengthen and enable people to help themselves
Penalizing clients for misconduct
Distribution of financial assistance
