INTEGRATED THEMES OF SOCIAL WORK

1. What is a fundamental principle of social work?

• Profit maximization

• Social justice

• Individualism

• Isolationism

2. Which of the following best describes empowerment in social work?

• Controlling individuals' lives

• Suppressing community voices

• Fostering self-determination and agency

• Imposing decisions on vulnerable populations

3. What does cultural competence entail in social work practice?

• Ignoring cultural differences

• Acknowledging and respecting diverse cultural backgrounds

• Enforcing assimilation

• Avoiding contact with culturally different populations

4. Which ethical principle guides social work practice?

• Self-interest

• Reciprocity

• Non-maleficence

• Discrimination
  

5. What is a key aspect of social change in the context of social work?

• Maintaining the status quo

• Resisting change

• Addressing systemic inequalities

• Ignoring societal issues
  

6. 6. What does advocacy involve in social work?

• Remaining silent on social issues

• Supporting the status quo

• Speaking out for marginalized populations
  

• Prioritizing personal interests over collective needs

7. 7. Which of the following best characterizes community engagement in social work?

• Isolating communities

• Ignoring community input

• Collaborating with communities to identify needs

• Excluding communities from decision-making processes

8. 8. What is a core value of social work when addressing human rights?

• Selective justice

• Upholding the dignity of all individuals

• Violating individuals' rights

• Discriminating based on personal beliefs

9. 9. How does social work contribute to social justice?

• By perpetuating inequality

• By advocating for fairness and equality

• By ignoring social issues

• By prioritizing the interests of the privileged

10. 10. What role does self-awareness play in social work practice?

• It is irrelevant

• It hinders effective practice

• It enhances empathy and understanding

• It promotes judgmental attitudes