Human Services Chap. 1-3 Review

What is the primary focus of the human services profession?

• Improving people’s sense of self worth in life

• Improving people’s sense of self

• Improving people’s quality of life by helping to provide needed services

• Improving people’s quality of life by completing homework

What is a two-year degree earned through a community college?

• Bachelor’s Degree

• Master’s Degree

• Apprenticeship Degree

• Associate’s Degree

What is a four-year degree earned through a college or university?

• Master’s Degree

• Bachelor’s Degree

• Associate’s Degree

• Doctorate Degree

What is the highest degree a person can earn?

• Associate’s Degree

• Master’s Degree

• Doctorate Degree

• Bachelor’s Degree

In Maslow’s Hierarchy of Human Needs ___________ needs to be met first or is level one of the hierarchy.

• Safety

• Physical Needs

• Love and Acceptance

• Esteem

What are the four principles of human development?

• Relatively orderly, takes place gradually, is interrelated, and varies among individuals

• Takes place gradually, everyone develops at the same rate, doesn’t relate, and no order

• Relatively orderly, not related, everyone develops at the same rate, and takes place at the same time

• Interrelated, Takes place at once, develop at same rate, and is orderly

What type of listener involves asking questions and restating ideas to discover the true message of the sender?

• Assertive Communicator

• Verbal Listener

• Active Listener

• Passive Listener

What type of communicator is unwilling to say what they feel, think, or desire and want to avoid all conflict?

• Assertive Communicator

• Passive Communicator

• Active Communicator

• Aggressive Communicator

What type of communicator aims to hurt or put down other people and show disrespect?

• Assertive Communicator

• Passive Communicator

• Active Communicator

• Aggressive Communicator

What type of communicator freely expresses their thoughts, ideas, and feelings respectfully and allows others to do the same?

• Assertive Communicator

• Passive Communicator

• Active Communicator

• Aggressive Communicator