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hus 1001 final exam questions & answers 2024/2025 The Human Service Professional Degree Emerges - ANSWERSStarted in mid-1960s Response to President Johnson's "Great Society" initiatives Associate's and bachelor's programs in human services arose, with different orientations Today certificat...

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The Human Service Professional Degree Emerges - ANSWERSStarted in mid-1960s

Response to President Johnson's "Great Society" initiatives

Associate's and bachelor's programs in human services arose, with different orientations

Today certificate programs as well as associate-, and bachelor-level degree programs readily found
throughout the U.S.

Small number of graduate programs, including master's-level and doctoral programs, have emerged



The human services professional degree was first offered in what decade? - ANSWERS1960s



Who Is the Human Service Professional? - ANSWERSHolds an associate or bachelor's degree in human
services or related field

A generalist well equipped to facilitate client change and growth

Works in a wide variety of mental health/human service agencies

Coursework varies and may include History of Human Services; Human Systems; Human Service Delivery
Systems; Information Management; Planning and Evaluation; Intervention and Direct Service;
Interpersonal Communication; Client-Related Values and Attitudes; and Self-Development, as well as
field experiences.



skill standards - ANSWERSParticipant empowerment

Education, training, and self-development

Communication

Advocacy

Assessment

Vocational, educational, and career support

Community and service networking

Crisis intervention

,Facilitation of services

Organization participation

Community and living skills and supports

Documentation



Which of the following is not one of the 12 skills standards important to the work of the human service
professional? - ANSWERSmonitoring medication dosages



- ANSWERSOutreach worker - goes into communities to work with clients

Consultant - seeks and offers knowledge and support to other professionals

Broker - helps clients find and use services

Community planner - designs, implements, and organizes new programs to service client needs

Advocate - champions and defends clients' causes and rights

Caregiver - offers direct support, encouragement, and hope to clients

Evaluator - assesses client programs shows that agencies are

accountable for services provided

Data manager - develops systems to gather facts and statistics as a means of evaluating programs

Teacher/educator - tutors, mentors, and models new behaviors for clients

Administrator - supervises community service programs

Behavior changer - uses intervention strategies and counseling skills to

facilitate client change

Assistant to specialist - works closely with the highly trained professional as an aide and helper in
servicing

Mobilizer - organizes client and community support to provide needed services



Of the following list, which role would a human service professional not assume? -
ANSWERSpsychotherapist



Purpose of Professional Associations in the Human Services and Related Field - ANSWERSProtect the
rights and interests of the membership

,Sponsor conferences and workshops

Publish newsletters and journals

Provide opportunities for mentoring and networking

Offer grants for special projects related to the field

Lobby for issues

Providing job banks

Much more



NOHS - ANSWERSNational Organization for Human Services



ACA - ANSWERSAmerican Counseling Association



NASW - ANSWERSNational Association of Social Workers



APA - ANSWERSAmerican Psychological Association



AAMFT - ANSWERSAmerican Association for Marriage and Family Therapy



Which of the following associations is mainly for human service professionals? - ANSWERSNOHS



characteristics of the human services professional - ANSWERS- relationship building

- empathy

- genuineness

- acceptance

- cognitive complexity

- wellness

- competence

- cross-cultural sensitivity

, Which characteristic has been most related to client change? - ANSWERSrelationship building



An empathic person is one who: - ANSWERShas the ability to understand the inner world of another
person



People who are real and genuine: - ANSWERShave congruent feelings, thoughts, and actions



People who are accepting of others: - ANSWERSaccept the helpee unconditionally and people in their
differences.



People who are cognitively complex are all EXCEPT which of the following? - ANSWERSAre strongly fixed
in their way of viewing the world



Which ethical guideline is a person not attending to if he or she is not keeping up with the current state
of knowledge in the field? - ANSWERScompetence



humanistic understanding - ANSWERSCarl Rogers and Abraham Maslow: Founders of the field of
humanistic counseling

Believed people are born with an "actualizing tendency"

Nurturing environment brings out acquisition of characteristics suitable for helper



psychoanalytic understanding - ANSWERSSigmund Freud: founder of psychoanalysis

Aggressive and sexual drives in combination with childhood experiences determine a person's
temperament



learning theory understanding - ANSWERSB.F. Skinner and Albert Ellis: behaviorist and cognitive
therapists

Individuals may not be born with characteristics but develop these qualities through experiences



a lifespan approach - ANSWERSRobert Kegan and William Perry

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