5 Questions
What types of traumatic events did social work students from the study experience in their families of origin?
Alcohol or drug abuse, physical, sexual, or emotional abuse, physical or mental illness, suicide, death of a family member.
According to Russell et al (1993), what family background factors were found to have a compelling influence on the choice of graduate social work students?
Alcohol and drug abuse problems, dysfunctional family dynamics, and psychosocial trauma.
What did Russell et al (1993) find about the family background of graduate social work students compared to students from other disciplines?
They found that social work students experienced more influence from traumatic events and dysfunctional family dynamics.
What were the pressing social problems that influenced social work students to pursue the field?
Opportunity to address pressing social problems and become personally involved in creating a better world, as well as developing creative interventions to work with diverse populations.
In what ways did the family of origin influence the choice of social work as a profession?
The family of origin influenced social work students through experiences of trauma, dysfunction, and exposure to social problems, leading to a desire to create positive change and work with diverse populations.
Test your knowledge of professional development in social work with a focus on diversity challenges in Guyana. This quiz covers topics such as structural social work, international social work, and issues of professional development. Perfect for students and professionals looking to enhance their competence in social work.
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