Social Work 110 Exam 1 (100% Errorless Answers)

Social Work 110 Exam 1 (100% Errorless Answers). When is the word "clients" used? correct answers -It is used INCLUSIVELY to refer to individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities. What are the 6 Core Values of Social Work? correct answers -Service -Social Justice -Dignity and Worth of a Person -Importance of Human Relationships -Integrity -Competence What is the purpose of the NASW Code of Ethics? correct answers -Sets forth the core values of SW, along with the principles and standards needed to guide SW's conduct. What are the 6 purposes of the NASW Code of Ethics? correct answers -Identifies core values for SW's mission -Summarizes broad ethical principles to reflect the profession's core values and establishes a set of ethical standards -Identify relevant considerations when professional obligations conflict or ethical uncertainties arise -Provides ethical standards to hold SW accountable -Socializes practitioners new to the field to SW's mission, values, and ethical principles & standards -Articulates standards that SW's use assess whether or not other SW's are using unethical conduct What doesn't the NASW Code of Ethics specify? correct answers -Which values, principles, and standards are most important/outweigh the rest. What happens to those SW's who broke the Code of Ethics? correct answers -Undergo a peer review process and counsel of discipline done by own profession/job. Service correct answers -Help people in need and address social problems. Social Justice correct answers -Challenge social injustice and pursue social change. Dignity and Worth of a Person correct answers -Respect inherit dignity and worth of a client by treating each as equals and staying mindful of cultural/ethnic diversity. Importance of Human Relationships correct answers -Recognize central importance of human relationships as a vehicle for change. Integrity correct answers -Behave in a trustworthy manner by acting honestly and responsibly. Social Work 110 Exam 1 (100% Errorless Answers). Competence correct answers -Practice within their areas of competence and develop and enhance their professional expertise. What are the 6 Ethical Standards of SW? correct answers -Responsibility to: Clients, Colleagues, Practice Setting, Professionals, Social Work Profession, and Broader Society. Commitment to Clients correct answers -Promote well-being of clients; use best judgement to support clients' interests. Self-Determination correct answers -Respect and promote right of clients to self-determination and assist clients in clarifying & achieving their goals (Only limited if goal poses a risk to self or others). Informed Consent correct answers -SW provide services in the context of a professional relationship and with valid informed consent. Cultural Competence and Social Diversity correct answers -SW need to understand culture and be sensitive to these differences. Privacy and Confidentiality correct answers -SW should not solicit private information from clients, unless it is essential in conducting research & evaluation (Once private info is shared, confidentiality is applied). Access to Records correct answers -Must provide clients with access to records pertaining to solely that individual client and give assistance in interpreting these records. Sexual Relationships correct answers -Absolutely forbidden between client and SW in any way, shape, or form. Physical Contact correct answers -SW and client may not engage in physical contact due to psychological harm, unless boundaries are set. Sexual Harassment correct answers -No sexual harassment in any manner is condoned between SW and client. Derogatory Language correct answers -SW may not use derogatory language in written or verbal communications to/about client. Payment for Services correct answers -SW should ensure fees are reasonable and doable for each client -SW should not accept any goods/services in turn for a payment -SW may not provide money or a private fee to assist clients Social Workers' and Termination of Services correct answers -SW terminate services when they are no longer required, but MUST take reasonable steps to avoid feelings of abandonment -SW can terminate if a long-lasting over-due balance persists or if they are no longer working that similar job What are SW's responsibility to Colleagues? correct answers -Respect -Confidentiality -Interdisciplinary Collaboration (Work together through participation & contribution to make ethical decisions) -Refrain from Disputes -Consultation -Referral of Services (Refer clients to other professionals if needed) -No sexual relationships or harassment -Understand Colleague's Impairment and Incompetence -Take Action if Unethical Behavior Arises What are SW's responsibility in Practice Settings? correct answers -Supervision and Consultation -Education and Training -Performance Evaluation -Client Records -Billing -Client Transfer -Administration -Continuing Education and Staff Development -Commitment to Employers -Labor-Management Disputes What are SW's responsibility as Professionals? correct answers -Competence -Avoid Discrimination -Avoid Private Conduct to Interfere with Work -Not Participate in Dishonesty, Fraud, or Deception -Not Allow Personal Impairment to Interfere -Avoid Misrepresentation (Make clear distinction of statements made and actions engaged) -Not Engage in Solicitation -Acknowledge One's Own Credit What are SW's responsibility to the Social Profession? correct answers -Integrity of the Profession (Maintain High Standards) -Keep up on Evaluation and Research What are SW's responsibility to the Broader Society? correct answers -Social Welfare -Public Participation -Provide Appropriate Services for Public Emergencies -Engage in Social and Political Action What is the purpose of the SW Profession? correct answers -To promote human and community well-being through its quest for social & economic justice, prevention of conditions that limit human rights, elimination of poverty, & enhancement of quality of life. Micro-Practice correct answers -Helping individuals fit better into their environments. Macro-Practice correct answers -Changing environment to work better for the individual. What is another main idea SW's understand thoroughly? correct answers -How diversity and difference characterize and shape human experience which are critical to the formation of identity. Council on Social Work Education correct answers -BSW and MSW programs are accredited through here if all needed criteria is met. What are the 3 levels of SW Education? correct answers -BSW -MSW -MSW with 2 years post-graduate clinical practice What are the 2 Doctoral SW Degrees? correct answers -DSW (Advanced Clinical Practice) -PhD (More Common; Research-Focused) Which SW job-related services are needing more workers due to expansive growth? correct answers -Health Care -Substance Abuse NASW (National Association of Social Workers) correct answers -Professional organization formed to support and advocate for social work professionals. From high to low, what are the SW jobs' salary for NASW members with a BSW? correct answers -Hospital SW -School Social Workers -NASW -Public Social Work Positions Besides education, students wanting a BSW are also required to participate in...? correct answers -Field-Practicum (Working for an Agency/Organization under the supervision of a SW Practitioner) Person-in-Environment Perspective correct answers -SW must pay attention to environment in which people live, and work to change the environment so that it functions more effectively for individuals, families, and communities. General Systems Theory correct answers -Developed by Ludwig von Bertalanffy: Systems within the human being are connected to one anot