Theoretical Perspectives in Social Work Practice

Which of the following is NOT a key principle of the ethnic-sensitive perspective in generalist social work practice?

Cultural assessment is an essential component of the ethnic-sensitive perspective in social work.

What are two examples of systemic issues that the ethnic-sensitive perspective addresses?

The ethnic-sensitive perspective emphasizes the importance of ____ and ____ relationships with clients from diverse backgrounds.

Match the key principles of the ethnic-sensitive perspective with their descriptions:

Which of the following is a critical component of effective communication in the ethnic-sensitive perspective?

The ethnic-sensitive perspective encourages social workers to impose their own cultural values on clients.

Why is understanding the historical and social context of different ethnic groups crucial in social work practice?

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of ethnic-sensitive practice in social work?

The strength-based perspective in social work focuses on identifying and addressing client deficits.

What is the primary goal of advocating for social justice in social work practice?

A key principle of the strengths-based perspective is to focus on the ______ of individuals and their environments.

Match the following ethical considerations in social work with their respective descriptions:

Which of these are elements of the strength-based perspective in social work? (Select all that apply)

Cultural competence in social work can be achieved through a single training session.

How does ethnic-sensitive practice promote a more equitable and inclusive society?

Which of these are considered benefits of an ethnic-sensitive practice?

A strengths-based approach focuses solely on the challenges the client is facing.

What is the main purpose of "resource mobilization" in a strengths-based approach?

A strengths-based approach promotes a ______ and ______ view of human potential.

Match the following concepts with their corresponding explanations:

Which of these is NOT a method used in a strengths assessment?

Collaborative goal setting involves setting goals that are solely determined by the social worker based on their professional expertise.

Explain how a strengths-based approach can promote resilience in clients.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of gender-based practice in social work?

The feminist perspective in social work emphasizes the importance of recognizing how gender intersects with other social categories like race and class.

What is one example of how social workers can challenge gender roles in their practice?

A core principle of the feminist perspective in social work is ______.

Match the following ethical considerations in gender-based practice with their descriptions:

The Empowerment Perspective emphasizes identifying and addressing client deficits.

Which of these is NOT a core principle of the Empowerment Perspective?

The Empowerment Perspective encourages ______ action and social movements to address systemic issues and promote social change.

What is the primary goal of advocating for social justice within the Empowerment Perspective?

Match the following core principles of the Empowerment Perspective with their descriptions:

Which of the following is an example of implementing the Empowerment Perspective in practice?

How does the Empowerment Perspective differ from traditional approaches to social work practice?

The Empowerment Perspective encourages social workers to remain objective and detached from their own biases and privileges.

What principle emphasizes the importance of empowering women and other marginalized genders?

Feminist principles disregard the importance of inclusivity in social work practices.

What does anti-oppressive practice aim to promote?

Respecting _______ and self-determination is an ethical consideration in social work.

Match the ethical considerations with their descriptions: