Ch 17: International Social Work

Which of the following is NOT a category used to describe the level of national development?

• Third world country

• Industrialized countries

• Developing countries

• Second world country

What are asylum seekers looking for?

• Employment opportunities

• Refugee status

• Educational programs

• Tourist experiences

Social workers' role during the COVID-19 pandemic was:

• Limited to mental health support

• Focusing on economic support over health

• Avoiding contact with affected communities

• Guided by ethical codes like the NASW Code of Ethics

What is an industrialized country?

• An industrialized country is a nation that has developed a strong manufacturing and industrial sector.
• An industrialized country is a nation that has a weak economy.
• An industrialized country is a nation with no technological advancements.
• An industrialized country is a nation that relies solely on agriculture.

What is one of the key aspects to consider when understanding the intersections of diversity in social work practice?

• View people's economic status only.

• Ignore people's multiple aspects of identity.

• Understand how one's identity may make them reluctant to work with social workers.

• Focus on a single aspect of identity at a time.

What is the focus of the International Violence against Women Act?

• To provide economic support to women

• To promote educational programs for women

• To intervene in violence against women

• To establish international trade agreements benefiting women

What document lists the basic human rights that each member of the United Nations should afford to its citizens?

• Global Declaration of Human Rights
• International Declaration of Human Rights
• Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• Worldwide Declaration of Human Rights

International social work involves:

• Working only within one's own country
• Avoiding involvement in global social problems

• Collaboration on international issues and service with immigrants and refugees

• Focusing solely on domestic policy

Why is self-care crucial for international social workers?

• Self-care is a sign of weakness in the field
• Self-care is unnecessary for international social workers
• Self-care leads to decreased productivity in social work
• Self-care helps prevent burnout, maintain mental health, and provide effective support to clients.

Investment in child welfare globally is viewed as:

• unnecessary expense with no tangible benefits
• crucial aspect of sustainable development and ensuring the well-being of future generations
• a burden on government resources
• a hindrance to economic growth