Social Work
What is the point of departure of the strength based approach from that of the traditional intervention approaches of social work ?
It concentrates on the inherent strengths of the individuals, families, groups and organizations.
It embraces a different way of thinking about people.
It lays less emphasis on procedures, techniques and knowledge as the keys to change.
It is based on the belief that the problem is the problem, the person is not the problem.
It concentrates on the inherent strengths of the individuals, families, groups and organizations.
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B. Elizabeth B. Hurlock
C. G. Murphy
D. B.F. Skinner
Who classified societies into โsimple, compound, doubly compound, trebly compoundโ ?
A. Karl Marx
B. Aguste Comte
C. Herbert Spencer
D. Sorokin
David Gil has pointed out that the essence of Social Justice enables people to meet their __________.
A. Intrinsic needs
B. Extrinsic needs
C. Esteem needs
D. Actualization needs
The assessment in practicing social group work with older persons is greatly influenced by :
A. The use of specific theories, professional training, clientโs needs and the agencyโs mission.
B. Availability of variety of settings and a wide range of methods.
C. Use of skills in identifying clientโs need and services such as dealing with local authorities.
D. The abilities of carers and families and their levels of stress and emotional state
Who used the concept of โpersonaโ while propounding the theory of personality ?
A. Sigmund Freud
B. Erik Erikson
C. Carl Jung
D. Alfred Adler
Of the following, which does not imply membership ?
A. Association
B. Community
C. Institution
D. Secondary groups
Which is not dimension of Human Resource Development ?
A. Performance Appraisal
B. Career Development and Planning
C. Recruitment
D. Training
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