SOWK 410 Macro Practice Quiz

SOWK 410 Quiz: Macro Practice in Communities and Advocacy

1. In which of the following problem-solving steps would you see answers to questions such as “How serio us is the problem?” and “What efforts have already been made to deal with the problem?”
2. In the community asset mapping method to community change, all of the following were listed as categories except:
3. Social involves efforts by groups of individuals to create change in an organization or community and need no t necessarily involve confrontation and conflict.
4. In which of the following problem-solving steps would you see answers to questions such as “How serio us is the problem?” and “What efforts have already been made to deal with the problem?”
5. In the community asset mapping method to community change, all of the following were listed as categories except:
6. involves efforts by groups of individuals to create change in an organization or community and need no t necessarily involve confrontation and conflict.
7. assets in a community are the physical structures such as a community center or public areas such as a community swimming pool.
8. In an assessment of possible tactics to employ in a macro change effort, which of the following alternatives carries the greatest risk:
9. The sixth step in IMAGINE is:
10. According to the text, which of the following is not a way in which social workers may view the community?
11. Working on behalf of groups of people who lack the ability to defend or help themselves is:
12. Regarding Alinsky’s principles of social action today, all of the following were cited in the text except:
13. The population group with the highest risk of males becoming a homicide victim is
14. requires that organizations and agencies abide by policies, procedures, regulations, and other rul es before they deprive someone of liberty, property, or life. refers to groups that experience serious limitations because others in power exploit them.

14. The suicide rate is highest of all U.S. ethnic groups.
15. Political pressure is not likely to be effective in which of the following situations:
16. assumes that power resides in people, and we should seek it through such things as refusing to label clients, avoiding paternalistic treatment of clients, and trusting clients to make appropriate decisions.