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What is the term used to describe a general way of seeing the world, such as 'modernism' or 'post-'?
What is the term used to describe a general way of seeing the world, such as 'modernism' or 'post-'?
- Perspective
- Dimension
- Abstraction
- Paradigm (correct)
According to Payne (1997), social work theory succeeds best when it contains all three elements of what?
According to Payne (1997), social work theory succeeds best when it contains all three elements of what?
- Abstraction
- Perspective
- Dimension
- Paradigm (correct)
Which perspective suggests that individuals are socialized by society's institutions and emphasizes the process of socialization?
Which perspective suggests that individuals are socialized by society's institutions and emphasizes the process of socialization?
- Developmental perspective
- Strengths perspective
- Society perspective (correct)
- Humanistic perspective
What term refers to a feature that can be focused on individually but only truly understood in relation to other features?
What term refers to a feature that can be focused on individually but only truly understood in relation to other features?
Which theory posits that individuals are inherently good but are corrupted by societal and economic structures?
Which theory posits that individuals are inherently good but are corrupted by societal and economic structures?
Which aspect of social work is central to promoting social change and development?
Which aspect of social work is central to promoting social change and development?
What is the main purpose of a practice model in social work?
What is the main purpose of a practice model in social work?
In social work, what is a theory primarily responsible for?
In social work, what is a theory primarily responsible for?
Which element of social work emphasizes the importance of addressing the root causes of societal issues?
Which element of social work emphasizes the importance of addressing the root causes of societal issues?
What distinguishes a perspective from a theory in social work?
What distinguishes a perspective from a theory in social work?
