Introduction to Social Work and Social Welfare
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What is the name of the founder of professional social work in Denmark?

Manon Luttichau

What year did social work education begin in Denmark?

April 1, 1934

The global interdependence of social work is demonstrated only by the exchange of ideas.

False (B)

Name one of the institutions that uses social workers in their internal social programs?

<p>Red Cross</p> Signup and view all the answers

What year did the first school of social work in Europe begin?

<p>1899</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation 'IFSW' represent?

<p>The International Federation of Social Workers</p> Signup and view all the answers

The use of social work educational programs is completely consistent across different countries.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What initiative seeks to facilitate reading and acquiring an international perspective on social problems but also in other countries?

<p>The Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards (EPAS)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the full name of the IASW?

<p>The International Association of Schools of Social Work</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Self-Awareness

The process of becoming aware of your own thoughts, feelings, and motivations.

Person-in-Environment

A perspective that views clients as part of their environment, considering their interactions with other people and systems.

Strengths Perspective

A social work approach that focuses on identifying and utilizing client strengths to address challenges.

Global Village

A belief that the world is becoming interconnected through communication and technology, creating a shared experience.

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Casework

A method of practicing social work that involves directly helping individuals with personal and social problems.

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Case Management

A method of social work that involves coordinating services and resources for clients to meet their needs.

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Group Work

A method of social work that involves working with groups to address common issues and develop skills.

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Group Therapy

A method of social work that uses group dynamics for therapeutic purposes, like discussing shared experiences.

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Family Therapy

A type of therapy that focuses on improving communication and relationships within families.

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Community Organization

A method of social work that involves organizing community resources and addressing social issues.

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Mental Rehearsal

A technique that involves mentally picturing yourself performing desired behaviors.

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Private Practice

A type of social work that involves offering services in private practice, like therapy.

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Looking-Glass Self

The early sense of self that is heavily influenced by how others perceive and label us.

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Identity Formation

The ongoing process of defining one's identity and life goals.

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International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW)

A global organization that promotes professional standards, training, and ethics in social work.

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International Association of Schools of Social Work (IASSW)

An international organization that coordinates efforts to improve social work education worldwide.

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YMCA

The Young Men's Christian Association, a global organization that provides community services.

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Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA)

A non-profit organization that supports and empowers women across the world.

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Comparative Social Policy Analysis

The process of comparing social welfare systems across countries to understand their operation and effectiveness.

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Empathy

The ability to relate to and understand clients' feelings, needs, and perspectives.

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Escalation

A state of heightened emotion or tension that can lead to aggressive behavior.

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Anger Management

Strategies for managing anger and preventing aggressive behaviors.

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Safety Assessment

The process of determining if a situation poses a threat to safety.

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Calmness

The ability to remain calm and composed even in stressful or challenging situations.

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Emergency Response Plan

A plan that outlines procedures for responding to emergency situations in a building.

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Safety Committee

A group of people who work together to address safety concerns in the workplace.

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Safety Policies and Procedures

Guidelines and instructions for safe practices in a workplace.

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Safety Precautions

Actions taken to reduce the risk of harm or injury in a situation.

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Personal Panic Alarm

A device used to signal for help in an emergency.

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Pepper Spray

A type of self-defense spray used for deterring attackers.

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Trusting Your Instincts

The ability to trust your instincts and act accordingly in a situation.

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Study Notes

Introduction to Social Work and Social Welfare

  • Reductions in petroleum production by countries in the Middle East raise petroleum prices, almost immediately, throughout the world (and since petroleum is used in producing practically every product, it leads to global increases in prices).
  • The Great Depression of the United States in the 1930s felt worldwide.
  • Sharp increases or decreases in the stock markets of every country in the world affect the overall health of throughout the world and also HIV, which originated in Africa, has affected everyone.
  • The collapse of the Berlin Wall in November 1989 signaled the end of the Cold War.
  • The development of the internet has led to rapid sharing of information.
  • Major disasters are now globally via television and the internet, and many countries rapidly deploy other assistance.
  • Terrorists using planes to destroy the Twin Towers in New York City (September 11, 2001) spurred an international effort to combat terrorism.

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This quiz explores the intersections of social work and global events that have influenced social welfare systems. From economic downturns to technological advancements, discover how these factors shape policies and practices across nations. Test your knowledge on historical events and their impact on social work.

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