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WorksheetsSocial pedagogy 101 - 200
Total questions: 97
Worksheet time: 2hrs 37mins
Which of the following is not one of the concepts that emerged within the scope of individual psychology developed by Alfred Adler?
Inferiority complex
Lifestyle
Anal period
Social interest
Which of the following is not a strength of the psychodynamic paradigm?
It focuses on the past.
It is time-consuming and deep work.
It is short-lived and focused on the present.
Explores the internal dynamics of the client.
______ is defined as the primitive self. It is mostly controlled by motives. It is governed by the pleasure principle that occurs as a result of satisfying motives such as hunger, thirst and sexuality. Which of the following statements is most appropriate to fill in the blank?
Ego
Suppression
Superego
Id
In Adler's psychology, purpose is built on which one?
On the id of the individual
On the basis of the emotions with which the individual makes sense of life in childhood.
On the anxieties experienced by the individual
On the basis of the loneliness experienced by the individual
Which of the following concepts refers to the drive of the individual to adapt himself to the conditions of the social environment?
Sense of inferiority
Id
The client may be reluctant to confront unfinished business - the aim is not to prevent this reluctance but to develop the client's awareness of it. Which concept are the above premises related to?
Resistance
Poles
Here and now
Contact
Which of the following is not one of the familial and environmental characteristics of children with adjustment problems and behavioral disorders?
The child is punished inappropriately, incorrectly and excessively.
The child cannot be prevented from being with a bad friend.
A democratic approach to discipline is applied to the child.
The family may be indifferent or overly involved, and family relationships and interaction are problematic.
The concepts of race, gender, family history, organic factors (diseases), physical senses (sight, hearing, taste, touch) are related to which factor of physical development?
Cultural factors.
Biogenetic factors.
Familial factors.
Personal factors.
.................... are mainly responsible for administering academic and psychological tests to students with learning or behavioral problems, interpreting the results of these tests, and deciding on the need for special education services as a member of a multidisciplinary team.
School nurses
School principals
School social workers
School psychologists
Which of the following is not one of the consequences of overly oppressive-authoritarian disciplinary practices?
Improvement in academic achievement.
Resistance to authority, rebellion.
Conflict and violent responses.
Withdrawal, cowering reactions.
Which of the following is not a characteristic of a school-based suicide prevention program?
To teach students how to see stress and depression.
Develop coping and problem solving skills.
Identifying risk factors for suicide.
Suspending students with suicidal thoughts from school.
Which of the following is not one of the possible negative consequences of chronic bullying?
Focus problems.
Distancing from the peer group.
Increased academic success.
Withdrawal or aggressive tendencies.
Which of the following is not a strategy for helping shy and withdrawn students?
To push them in social situations where they may feel embarrassed and withdraw.
To show ways of establishing positive contacts with other students.
Supporting the student to work with a classmate who is popular in the class and has good relationships with other students.
Displaying students' artworks or assignments in the classroom for their friends to see.
Which task of the school social worker is related to the above information?
Program, planning and evaluation
Assessing the needs of the learner
Advocacy
Consultation
Which of the following is not one of the systems involved in social work practice?
Economic System
Applicant System
Target System
Action System
Which of the following is the system that agrees to work in collaboration with the Social Worker?
Target System
Focus System
Applicant System
Action System
Which of the following is within the boundaries of the family system?
Close friends of the family
Neighbors
Parents and children
Relatives
Which of the following is not one of the stages of evaluation?
Understanding and acceptance of the current multifaceted development.
Psychodrama work with the applicant.
Building on existing developmental strengths.
Development of less developed or shadow dimensions.
Which of the following options would not be correct for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?
The focus is on the person's past experiences, childhood and subconscious processes.
It is largely based on the assumption that the reorganization of one's own way of thinking, of the sentences one uses in one's inner conversations, will create an appropriate adjustment in one's behavior.
In therapy, it gives the individual an active way to observe how they feel, to observe themselves, to try different behaviors, to practice day by day and to put new ideas into practice.
This approach is focused on the interaction of thoughts, feelings and behaviors.
Which of the following options would not be correct for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?
The specialist aims to change negative and unrealistic thoughts.
The expert is more interested in and able to interpret the client's fears, wishes, explanations and perceptions.
The approach is the process by which the social worker teaches the client to look at the upsetting emotions and the events that initiated this process, to recognize
Which of the following options is not one of the cognitive methods used in 'Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy'?
Paradoxical intention
Changing irrational beliefs
Use of humor
Risk-taking exercise
Which of the following options is not one of the steps that 'Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy' suggests is necessary to change dysfunctional personality?
Understanding that emotional problems are caused by irrational beliefs.
Accepting that there is no need to argue with irrational beliefs.
Accepting oneself as responsible for emotional problems.
Believing that emotional disturbances can be changed.
Which of the following is not one of the techniques applied in social service interventions to change the wrong behaviors of the client?
Systematic desensitization
Relaxation training
Reinforcement
Speech therapy
Which of the following options would not be correct to express for a family therapy practice that takes into account Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?
Teach a few individual counseling techniques to help clients combat their own irrational beliefs.
Teaching clients more effective work skills.
Developing positive self-discipline methods (regular exercise, controlled eating, etc.)
Focusing on the past experiences and subconscious processes of family members rather than their irrational beliefs.
Which cognitive method helps the client discover the underlying causes of problems by asking them to make a list of their problems, identify their beliefs about these problems and discuss these beliefs?
Doing cognitive homework.
The use of humor.
Don't discuss irrational beliefs.
Paradoxical intention.
According to the structural functionalist perspective, which of the following explains why 'begging, begging behavior', which is a dysfunctional situation, is seen despite being dysfunctional?
According to Kohlberg's moral development, begging will end at the level of punishment and society.
Beggars came out because the police and the police did not take the necessary measures.
Begging exists only because it provides income for beggars.
Begging has existed throughout history because it fulfills the feelings of compassion and sharing in society.
Based on the Individual-Centered Approach, which of the following is more likely to be encountered in societies consisting of self-actualized individuals?
Attitudes that exclude different cultures.
The recognition of white supremacy over blacks.
Approaches that push the elderly out of society.
Which of the following is true for the existentialist paradigm?
It focuses on fostering growth towards 'here and now' self-realization.
It does not take personality into account, but rather examines the human desire for religious traditions and higher levels of consciousness.
It is focused on changing the client's thinking and behavior.
Accepting oneself as responsible for the development of emotional problems
What is socialization?
The process of development of physical skills.
The process of economic development.
The process of acquiring technological knowledge.
The process of acquiring social skills, values, norms, behaviors and cultural knowledge.
How does the socialization process take place?
Only in formal educational institutions.
Only during sports activities.
Only on digital platforms.
Through community, family, school, peers, media and other social interactions.
What is the role of socialization in education?
Increasing physical competence.
To gain economic knowledge.
Ensure technological competence.
Preparing children and young people for the social world and giving them the skills and understanding they need to succeed in society.
Which skills and understandings are acquired during the socialization process?
Financial management.
Sports skills.
Technological knowledge.
Empathy, social competence, ethical behavior and adaptation to social norms.
What is counseling?
Physical health care.
Financial Advisory.
Cooking guidance.
A widespread and diverse form of assistance, an important method of social, social pedagogical and psychosocial work.
Counseling is at the center of which professional fields?
Agriculture and animal husbandry.
Civil engineering.
Space exploration.
Social, social pedagogical and psychosocial work.
How much of Social Work does counseling constitute?
Less than 10%.
More than 30%.
Around 50%.
More than 80%.
What are the main forms of action of Social Work?
Theater and drama
Sports and entertainment
Music and dance
Counseling, Intervention, Negotiation, Representation and Guidance
Which two types of counseling in social work?
Financial and health counseling.
Technological and social counseling.
Educational and vocational counseling.
Formal and informal counseling.
Where does formal counseling take place?
Gyms and parks.
Offices and schools.
Restaurants and cafes.
Shopping malls.
Which aspect of Social Work does counseling represent?
A single form of action.
The voluntary aspect of Social Work.
Entertainment and leisure activities.
A high-level form of action used in most aid offers and as diverse as Social Work itself.
In which cases is counseling not optional?
Sporting events.
Vacation and travel planning.
In recipes.
To be able to respond appropriately to the various psychosocial issues of clients, both in all informal and all formal contexts.
What does the counselor do in the first meeting?
He sits quietly.
He just takes notes.
He plays games with the youth.
He/she introduces himself/herself and gives information about the possibilities and offers in youth counseling.
What does the young person do after the counselor has informed him/her about the possibilities and offers in youth counseling?
He leaves immediately.
Criticizes the advisor.
He just listens.
He introduces himself and they get to know each other.
What topics does the young person share in the first meeting?
He shares all his secrets.
He tells about all his past experiences.
He doesn't share anything.
He only shares what he feels comfortable with.
What are some of the questions the counselor can ask young people in the first interview?
Which dishes do you like?
What sports do you play?
What movies have you seen?
What are you doing right now? What brings you here? What is bothering you? How important is it to you? Do you have plans for the future? How did you come to youth counseling? Do you live alone or with parents/friends/colleagues?
What does the term Systemsprenger describe?
Professionals working in social services
Successful students in the education system
Adults who have nothing to do with the system
Children or young people who repeatedly challenge or circumvent the social services system
Why can't Systemsprenger youth be supported in the current system?
Because they are very successful.
Because they are not smart enough.
Because they are adults.
Because they do not fit into the existing system of assistance due to their behavior, emotional problems or background, or because they cannot be adequately supported by existing measures.
The purpose of education and practice in social work in Germany is to:
prepare professionals to support and empower individuals and communities
focus solely on administrative tasks in social institutions
train individuals exclusively for research roles
limit social workers to theoretical knowledge only
What measures and interventions are implemented in social work in Germany?
Just to provide financial support.
Organizing entertainment events only.
Just organize sports activities.
Counseling, crisis intervention, helping to overcome problems, developing life skills, self-help and provision of help and support services.
How can social workers help victims of bullying?
By offering financial support.
Only by giving legal advice.
By giving art lessons.
By providing a safe and supportive environment where they can talk about their experiences.
What is positive reinforcement?
Rewarding bad behavior.
Encouraging good behavior by rewarding it.
Punishing children.
Ignoring the rules.
What is a logical consequence if a child defaces a painting?
Let him play with his toys.
Helping to collect the coloring materials.
To scold him.
To do nothing.
How is the timeout period determined?
Twice as many minutes as the child's age.
One minute for each age, depending on the age of the child.
It's always 10 minutes.
As long as the child wants.
What is compensation?
Compensation for the harm caused by the child.
Give the child another reward.
Ignoring the child's mistake.
Punishing the child.
Why are coated toys of great importance for children?
Because they are very expensive.
They provide comfort and reassurance to children.
Because they are big and soft.
Because they are easy to wash.
Why should you not buy a glossy toy?
If the child has too many glossy toys.
When a glossy toy breaks.
As punishment.
If the glossy toy is dirty.
What to do when you need to buy a glossy toy?
Just taking and not offering alternatives.
Offer an alternative like another glossy toy.
Coated toy to give permanently.
Doing nothing and hoping the child will forget.
What kind of negative reactions can food punishment cause in children?
It can help them develop healthier eating habits.
It can cause negative emotional reactions and eating disorders.
It can boost children's self-esteem.
It can help them maintain their physical health.
- It is the oldest and most rural culture. - The format is simple and anonymous. - It includes integrative practices within the congregation.
Popular culture
Folk culture
Mass culture
Folk culture
Which of the following is not one of the factors affecting intercultural communication?
Vague anxieties and thoughts.
Ethnocentrism.
Empathy.
Roller.
Which of the following is not one of the types of nonverbal communication?
Gestures.
Physical contact.
Diction
Clothes and accessories.
What are the behaviors expected from a person in a certain position in a group?
Emotion
Message
Role
Perception
Which of the above are among the legal regulations on social rights?
I,II and III
I and III
II and III
I and II
Which of the above are among the first generation human rights?
II and III
I and III
I,II,III and IV
I,III and IV
Which or which of the above are among the social rights?
I and III
alone II
I,II and III
II and III
Which of the following is a need in Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which is characterized need that must be anticipated in order to reinforce the individual's self-esteem? What is the general name of the need group?
The need to love and be loved and to belong.
Physiological need.
Security needs.
The need for self-actualization.
Which or which of the above are among the human rights instruments?
I, II and III
alone I
only II
II and III
"No one shall be detained or imprisoned except in accordance with the law and without a court or shall not be taken out of the country or exiled." For the first time, the provision on human rights In which of the regulations was it included?
Vienna Convention on Freedom
Magna Carta Declaration
United Nations Convention
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Inequalities should not only affect groups that are considered vulnerable, such as women or the poor. The reason why it is not seen as a problem but as a problem of the whole society is that which one is it?
Hindering social development.
Risk of social explosion.
Creating conflict between classes.
Hindering economic growth.
Some needs of people may be more intense than others. Needs and the means used to satisfy them are substitutable. The intensity of some needs may increase as they are satisfied. Which or which of the above is true for needs?
Only III
Only II
I and II
I, II and III
Which of the following philosophical currents emerged in the New Age to the development of the Turkish economy?
Romance
Humanism
Modernism
Existentialism
The fact that social welfare services are non-market activities is best characterized in which of the following how is it explained?
Social welfare services are based on human rights and accountability to citizens.
Social welfare services are planned with a balance of individual and social justice.
Social welfare services are based on responsibility towards society
Social welfare services are not directly aimed at providing a specific capital
The problems faced by social work, which is seen as a human rights profession, in the process of professionalization. Which of the following is the main difficulty?
The inequality of income distribution created by capitalism.
Weak scientific foundations.
Intensity of competition between similar occupations.
The tradition of social solidarity and solidarity.
176. The type of justice that regulates the relations between society and its members is known as:
Distributive justice
Commutative justice
Retributive justice
Restorative justice
Which of the following is considered parts of the whole?
Cultural Justice.
Economic Justice.
Political Justice.
Social Justice.
Which or which of the above can be said about human rights?
Only II
I alone
II and III
I and II
Which of the following is the reaction of individuals to adapt to a culture that emphasizes the goal success without sufficient emphasis on institutionalized processes in society category?
Innovation
Incompatibility
Withdrawal
Rebellion
Which of the above are among the indicators of social vulnerability? Is it?
II and III
I alone
I and III
I and II
Which of the following are among the main objectives of social welfare services?
I and II
alone I
I,II and III
I and III
Which of the following is the equivalent of the concepts of "freedom and equality" in human rights literature in social work literature?
Individual freedom and basic necessity.
Rights and justice.
Autonomy and development.
Self-determination and social work.
Which of the above are among the contexts taken into account when providing social services?
I,II,III and IV
I,II and III
I and II
I and III
The most concrete reflection of the idea of perceiving social work as a right is seen in which of the following legal regulations?
European Convention on Human Rights-European Social Charter.
Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Which of the following is not one of the factors affecting intercultural communication?
Roles
Ethnocentrism
Norms
Symbols
______ refers to how members fit in and are accepted into the group. Norms, roles and statuses are group dynamics that support social integration by influencing how members behave.
Social Integration
Integration in the Group
Leaving the Group
Culture
What is the main purpose of the personal budget in integration assistance?
To enable the purchase of luxury goods.
Promote self-determination and participation in social life.
Financing the construction of barrier-free apartments.
To pay for medical treatment.
Who has the right to a personal budget?
All citizens aged 18 and over.
People with disabilities or chronic diseases who need support to participate in social life.
Only persons of retirement age.
Unemployed persons without disabilities.
What kind of support can be financed with a personal budget?
Buying a car.
Personal caregiver, services such as
Buying clothes.
Financial investments in equities.
How is a personal budget usually achieved?
As a monthly cash payment.
In the form of vouchers for specialty stores.
As direct payments to service providers selected by the budget holder.
As an annual lump sum payment.
Which of the following is considered when determining the need for assistance with personal budgeting?
Financial situation.
Health status.
Place of residence.
Leisure activities.
What is the purpose of identifying the need for assistance with personal budgeting?
Determination of tax liabilities.
Identification of individual support needs.
Improving education standards.
Monitoring social networks.
Who is usually responsible for conducting the assistance needs assessment?
The customer itself.
Social worker.
The client's employer.
A family member.
Which method is often used to assess the need for assistance?
(a)
What is the role of the client in identifying the need for help?
A passive listener.
Actively informs about their need for support.
Analyzes the data.
Decides on the budget level.
Which of the following signs may be indicative of suicide risk?
Sudden increase in energy.
Withdrawal from friends and family.
Increased leisure time activities.
Do not laugh often.
What should the social worker do if the client expresses suicidal thoughts?
Ignore thoughts
Seek professional help immediately
Blame the customer
Advise the customer to wait
What role do protective factors play in suicide prevention?
They increase the risk of suicide
They help reduce the risk of suicide
They have no effect on suicide risk.
They impair mental health
How can social relations be improved?
Through isolation
By participating in social activities
Avoiding social contacts
Only through virtual interactions
What support is important for self-care?
Financial advice
Assistance with personal hygiene
Support in finding a job
Leisure activities
