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What can physical and mental illness lead to in individuals and families?
What can physical and mental illness lead to in individuals and families?
- Improved coping mechanisms
- Feelings of helplessness and irrationality (correct)
- Increased independence
- Stronger family bonds
How can a child's upbringing affect their future relationships?
How can a child's upbringing affect their future relationships?
- It will have no impact on their relationships
- It may instill biases that could lead to difficulties in their marriages (correct)
- It guarantees a happy marriage
- It can create unrealistic expectations of their partners
What is often required when a family member is ill?
What is often required when a family member is ill?
- Additional support and help (correct)
- Ignoring the situation
- Withdrawal from social interactions
- Complete self-sufficiency
What role does verbalization play in emotionally distressing situations?
What role does verbalization play in emotionally distressing situations?
What is needed when someone feels upset and wants to react negatively to a situation?
What is needed when someone feels upset and wants to react negatively to a situation?
How can unhealthy attitudes affect human relationships?
How can unhealthy attitudes affect human relationships?
What should individuals do to respond appropriately to challenging situations?
What should individuals do to respond appropriately to challenging situations?
What is a potential outcome of strong feelings during stressful situations?
What is a potential outcome of strong feelings during stressful situations?
What is a primary characteristic of a case worker?
What is a primary characteristic of a case worker?
Which of the following is NOT part of the problem-solving process in casework?
Which of the following is NOT part of the problem-solving process in casework?
What is one of the most basic values in casework?
What is one of the most basic values in casework?
What aspect does a case worker focus on when building rapport?
What aspect does a case worker focus on when building rapport?
What is the primary focus of clinical diagnosis?
What is the primary focus of clinical diagnosis?
Which process occurs after the first interview in casework?
Which process occurs after the first interview in casework?
What complicates social disorders according to the content?
What complicates social disorders according to the content?
What does the expectation at three levels refer to in casework?
What does the expectation at three levels refer to in casework?
What is the role of past history in etiological diagnosis?
What is the role of past history in etiological diagnosis?
What should treatment primarily focus on according to the content?
What should treatment primarily focus on according to the content?
Which of the following is a goal of casework?
Which of the following is a goal of casework?
Controlled emotional involvement in casework is intended to achieve what?
Controlled emotional involvement in casework is intended to achieve what?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an objective of social case work treatment?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an objective of social case work treatment?
What must be evaluated alongside problematic behaviors in diagnosis?
What must be evaluated alongside problematic behaviors in diagnosis?
What does the term 'target behaviors' refer to in the context of diagnosis?
What does the term 'target behaviors' refer to in the context of diagnosis?
Which of the following describes the treatment process?
Which of the following describes the treatment process?
What is the purpose of collecting baseline data in social casework?
What is the purpose of collecting baseline data in social casework?
What should be considered a final step in the diagnosis process?
What should be considered a final step in the diagnosis process?
How can practical services be defined in social casework?
How can practical services be defined in social casework?
Which of the following is NOT a reason for breaking down complex behaviors?
Which of the following is NOT a reason for breaking down complex behaviors?
What is a key objective of direct treatment in social casework?
What is a key objective of direct treatment in social casework?
Which approach is utilized to influence positive changes in clients' social circles?
Which approach is utilized to influence positive changes in clients' social circles?
What is the ultimate goal of breaking down complex behaviors in social casework?
What is the ultimate goal of breaking down complex behaviors in social casework?
What is an essential feature of methods used in social casework treatment?
What is an essential feature of methods used in social casework treatment?
What year did the Department of Social Welfare become the Department of Social Services and Development (DSSD)?
What year did the Department of Social Welfare become the Department of Social Services and Development (DSSD)?
What key shift in social welfare programming occurred in the 1980s?
What key shift in social welfare programming occurred in the 1980s?
Which organization first employed 'home visitors' as part of its services?
Which organization first employed 'home visitors' as part of its services?
What was the primary method of social work introduced as casework?
What was the primary method of social work introduced as casework?
Which agency signified the formal recognition of social welfare as a state responsibility?
Which agency signified the formal recognition of social welfare as a state responsibility?
What type of programs underscored people's capacities for problem-solving in the 1980s?
What type of programs underscored people's capacities for problem-solving in the 1980s?
What was the main function of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) as defined in the content?
What was the main function of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) as defined in the content?
What significant change occurred in 1947 related to social welfare in the Philippines?
What significant change occurred in 1947 related to social welfare in the Philippines?
In which location was psychiatric social work first introduced?
In which location was psychiatric social work first introduced?
What significant role did the Bureau of Hospitals play in social work development?
What significant role did the Bureau of Hospitals play in social work development?
Study Notes
Characteristics of a Case Worker
- Must exhibit genuineness, honesty, and professionalism in client interactions.
- Expected to maintain emotional boundaries and manage professional relationships effectively.
- Required to handle diverse situations with resourcefulness and problem-solving skills.
Purpose and Client System
- Focused on identifying and addressing internal problems of clients.
- Aims to establish rapport and provide individualized services that reflect clients’ feelings and goals.
Principles and Techniques of Casework
- Central value is the inherent worth and dignity of every individual.
- Commitment to promoting both material and emotional well-being.
- Encourages the development of human potential through active participation in decision-making.
Problem-Solving Process
- Key stages include:
- Intake: Gathering initial information and establishing rapport.
- Psychosocial Study: Conducting a comprehensive evaluation of client’s background and current circumstances.
- Diagnosis: Assessing psychological and social factors contributing to the client’s issues.
- Intervention/Treatment: Implementing strategies for problem-solving and support.
- Monitoring and Evaluation: Ongoing assessment of progress.
- Follow-up and Termination: Ensuring client needs are met before concluding services.
Historical context and development in the Philippines
- The Social Welfare Commission was established in 1947 to formalize state responsibility for social welfare.
- Introduction of social workers in hospitals in 1954 and medical social services led to a significant growth in casework.
- Transition from institution-based to community-oriented programs throughout the 1970s.
- Expansion of NGOs post-1987 EDSA Revolution, aimed at socio-economic development and community support.
Emotional and Psychological Aspects
- Emphasizes the impact of childhood beliefs on adult relationships and potential psychological barriers.
- Highlights the importance of verbalizing feelings to manage emotional distress and improve coping mechanisms.
Objectives of Social Case Work
- Focus on individual psychological factors and social/environmental influences on client difficulties.
- Aims to prevent social breakdown, conserve client strengths, and support social functioning.
- Strives to create opportunities for personal growth and enhance clients' capacity for self-direction.
Intervention and Treatment Methods
- Encompasses a range of activities aimed at relieving immediate problems while addressing underlying issues.
- Prioritizes the client’s social contribution and provides practical services tailored to individual needs.
- Direct treatment includes counseling and helping clients navigate community resources.
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This quiz explores the fundamental characteristics and professional skills required for effective case management in social work. It focuses on the importance of genuineness, honesty, and understanding in building client relationships. Test your knowledge on the role of authority and the case worker's purpose in client systems.
