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Which of these approaches to social welfare is most likely to prioritize individual responsibility and self-reliance?
Which of these approaches to social welfare is most likely to prioritize individual responsibility and self-reliance?
- Neoliberal (correct)
- Residual
- Institutional
- Developmental
Which approach to social welfare views government support as a temporary safety net of last resort, primarily for the poor?
Which approach to social welfare views government support as a temporary safety net of last resort, primarily for the poor?
- Neoliberal
- Institutional
- Residual (correct)
- Developmental
Which approach to social welfare is characterized by the idea that welfare is a right of citizenship and a responsibility of the government?
Which approach to social welfare is characterized by the idea that welfare is a right of citizenship and a responsibility of the government?
- Neoliberal
- Developmental
- Institutional (correct)
- Residual
Which approach to social welfare is most likely to advocate for privatization and contracting of services, mutual obligation policies, and sanctioning measures?
Which approach to social welfare is most likely to advocate for privatization and contracting of services, mutual obligation policies, and sanctioning measures?
Which approach to social welfare is most closely aligned with the concept of achieving equality in all areas of life?
Which approach to social welfare is most closely aligned with the concept of achieving equality in all areas of life?
Which approach to social welfare is likely to be associated with a stigma attached to receiving assistance?
Which approach to social welfare is likely to be associated with a stigma attached to receiving assistance?
Which of these approaches is most likely to view social welfare as a charitable act, with assistance provided only after other resources have been exhausted?
Which of these approaches is most likely to view social welfare as a charitable act, with assistance provided only after other resources have been exhausted?
Which approach to social welfare is characterized by services being seen as a normal and legitimate function of society, provided universally to all citizens?
Which approach to social welfare is characterized by services being seen as a normal and legitimate function of society, provided universally to all citizens?
What is the primary difference between Social Welfare and Social Development?
What is the primary difference between Social Welfare and Social Development?
What is the key component of Social Development?
What is the key component of Social Development?
Which of the following examples is NOT a characteristic of Social Welfare?
Which of the following examples is NOT a characteristic of Social Welfare?
What is the central aim of Sustainable Development?
What is the central aim of Sustainable Development?
Which of the following is NOT considered a fundamental principle of Social Welfare?
Which of the following is NOT considered a fundamental principle of Social Welfare?
What is the relationship between Social Welfare, Social Development, and Sustainable Development?
What is the relationship between Social Welfare, Social Development, and Sustainable Development?
Which of the following statements BEST summarizes the concept of a "welfare society" as opposed to a "welfare state"?
Which of the following statements BEST summarizes the concept of a "welfare society" as opposed to a "welfare state"?
What is the key difference between the "Residual" and "Institutional" approaches to Social Welfare?
What is the key difference between the "Residual" and "Institutional" approaches to Social Welfare?
Flashcards
Social Welfare
Social Welfare
Government support for individuals' well-being, acting as a safety net.
Temporary Assistance
Temporary Assistance
Support often viewed as short-term and minimal for the needy.
Charity Stigma
Charity Stigma
Negative perception attached to those receiving welfare assistance.
Institutional Welfare
Institutional Welfare
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Neoliberal Approach
Neoliberal Approach
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Welfare-to-Work Policy
Welfare-to-Work Policy
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Developmental Welfare
Developmental Welfare
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Privatization in Social Policy
Privatization in Social Policy
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Social Development
Social Development
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Sustainable Development
Sustainable Development
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Residual Welfare
Residual Welfare
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Neoliberal Welfare
Neoliberal Welfare
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Link between Welfare, Development, Sustainability
Link between Welfare, Development, Sustainability
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Study Notes
Social Welfare Perspectives
- Social welfare is seen as a safety net of last resort, with support often cut off once individuals have alternative resources.
- Programs are often temporary and limited to those deemed the poorest.
- Social welfare is sometimes viewed as charity with attached stigma.
Institutional Social Welfare
- Social welfare is considered a fundamental right for every citizen, rich or poor.
- Delivery of services is viewed as a normal and legitimate function of the society with the government responsible for providing safety nets.
Neoliberal Social Welfare
- Neoliberal approach focuses on minimal government involvement and free markets, emphasizing private sector services like healthcare and social welfare.
- This approach can have varied political effects on social work.
Developmental Social Welfare
- Societies should create social welfare that focuses on improving the quality of life for everyone, empowering citizens, and enabling them to achieve maximum potential.
- The aim is to promote holistic development, solving human problems and enhance well-being.
- It aims for equality.
Social Welfare Organization & Help
- Social welfare organizations provide support, often focusing on addressing immediate needs of those in poverty and inequality, such as financial aid, healthcare and housing.
Social Development
- Social development aims to enhance the well-being of all members of society by empowering them and helping them reach their potential, enabling them to confidently pursue their goals.
- This also involves improving long-term opportunities in education and employment.
Sustainable Development
- Sustainable development is defined as meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs and prioritize intergenerational equity.
- This approach focuses on long-term progress, protecting the environment, and balancing the economy.
Gender and Development
- Gender is encompassing relationships among men, women, boys, and girls.
- Developing nations and governments should factor in gender during planning and implementation of programs.
- Considerations should include special challenges women face (e.g. safety).
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