HSCO 500 Quiz 1

HSCO 500 Quiz 1 Liberty University

Module 1: Week 1 — Module 2: Week 2

HSCO 500 Quiz 1: History, Skills, Child Welfare System

1. A significant difference between child welfare programs of 100 years ago and those of today is that
2. The Orphan Trains refers to
3. Latino children have historically been _____ in the child welfare system, but in the last two decades have become
4. Although there are no working settlement houses today, the prevailing concept espoused by this model remains, with the recognition of the need for
5. Although the human services field can include a variety of job titles and careers, they all have the following in common:
6. The legislation that expanded existing hate crimes legislation to include crimes committed against individuals based on perceived gender, sexual orientation, and gender identity is
7. The Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA) of 1974 was established to ensure that
8. According to Ecosystems theory overlapping concentric circles represent the
9. When clients pose a danger to themselves or others, a counselor has a
10. Common arguments for welfare reform include the belief that
11. Social Darwinism posited that
12. HIPAA laws provide patients with the right to
13. The Elizabethan Poor Laws of 1601
14. Members of society who are displaced due to poverty, racial disparity, or some other characteristic that reduces their status in society and makes them vulnerable to exploitation and denial of opportunities are often referred to as
15. Some individuals within society may need human services because they
16. The chief founder of the Settlement House movement was
17. Human service professionals working in the field of Child and Family services may do all but which of the following?
18. Generalist counseling services may include which of the following
19. The term “generalist” in describing a human service professional implies
20. When a counselor can understand the beliefs, thoughts, feelings and experiences from the client’s perspective the counselor is being

Other sets

1. When clients pose a danger to themselves or others, a counselor has a
2. Founders of the Settlement House movement perceived societal conditions and the hardship of immigration
3. The Orphan Trains refers to
4. The author’s gardening metaphor (counselor as seed-planter, fertilizer and harvester) is intended to illustrate
5. Latino children have historically been _____ in the child welfare system, but in the last two decades have become
6. When a counselor can understand the beliefs, thoughts, feelings and experiences from the client’s perspective the counselor is being
7. The overriding purpose of the COS was to
8. Pregnant women, individuals who were extremely ill and unable to work, or any person over the age of sixty
9. The idea that ‘lower level needs must be met before an individual can achieve higher level needs’ describes which of the following?
10. The chief founder of the Settlement House movement was
11. Human service professionals working in the field of Child and Family services may do all but which of the following?
12. The Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA) of 1974 was established to ensure that
13. The federal government’s general categories of child maltreatment including
14. Genograms are based on the premise that
15. Some individuals within society may need human services because they
16. A significant difference between child welfare programs of 100 years ago and those of today is that
17. Although the human services field can include a variety of job titles and careers, they all have the following in common:
18. The Elizabethan Poor Laws of 1601
19. According to Ecosystems theory overlapping concentric circles represent the
20. During the early part of the Middle Ages in England the church was responsible for poor relief, which was facilitated through

Set 1

1. Common arguments for welfare reform include the belief that
2. The term “generalist” in describing a human service professional implies
3. Case Management
4. Keeping information shared by clients in the counseling relationship secret is
5. Generalist counseling services may include which of the following
6. Urie Bronfenbrenner’s believed that individuals could best be understood when seen in the context of their relationship with
7. Genograms are based on the premise that
8. The Orphan Trains refers to
9. Although the human services field can include a variety of job titles and careers, they all have the following in common:
10. The chief goal of the human service professional is to
11. Founders of the Settlement House movement perceived societal conditions and the hardship of immigration
12. The Macrosystem includes
13. When clients pose a danger to themselves or others, a counselor has a
14. Social Darwinism posited that
15. Reason(s) for the high number of orphans during the late 1800s and early 1900s included all but which of the following
16. The overriding purpose of the COS was to
17. The Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA) of 1974 was established to ensure that
18. The Elizabethan Poor Laws of 1601
19. When a counselor can understand the beliefs, thoughts, feelings and experiences from the client’s perspective the counselor is being
20. Some individuals within society may need human services because they

Set 2

1. The Macrosystem includes
2. The chief goal of the human service professional is to
3. The chief founder of the Settlement House movement was
4. Generalist counseling services may include which of the following
5. HIPAA laws provide patients with the right to
6. Although there are no working settlement houses today, the prevailing concept espoused by this model remains, with the recognition of the need for
7. Pregnant women, individuals who were extremely ill and unable to work, or any person over the age of sixty
8. The Elizabethan Poor Laws of 1601
9. Reason(s) for the high number of orphans during the late 1800s and early 1900s included all but which of the following
10. The overriding purpose of the COS was to
11. The idea that ‘lower level needs must be met before an individual can achieve higher level needs’ describes which of the following?
12. Founders of the Settlement House movement perceived societal conditions and the hardship of immigration
13. The author’s gardening metaphor (counselor as seed-planter, fertilizer and harvester) is intended to illustrate
14. Members of society who are displaced due to poverty, racial disparity, or some other characteristic that reduces their status in society and makes them vulnerable to exploitation and denial of opportunities are often referred to as
15. Social Darwinism posited that
16. The federal government’s general categories of child maltreatment including
17. The assumptions of the generalist practice model include all of the following except
18. Human service professionals working in the field of Child and Family services may do all but which of the following?
19. Keeping information shared by clients in the counseling relationship secret is
20. A family genogram is an effective counseling tool because it