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[HSC 10] Intro to Human ServicesOnline version Practice quiz on the human services profession. by Rin Leveque 1 What is the primary goal of Human Services? a Profit maximization b Enhancing human well-being c Reducing government expenses d Promoting political ideologies 2 Which of the following is an example of Micro-level practice in Human Services? a Developing social policies. b Working with families and individuals. c Organizing national social programs. d Conducting large-scale research. 3 The absence of any social support, physical disability, homelessness, and lack of education are all known as: a Barriers that are difficult obstacles or situations. b Barriers that the client does not have. c Barriers that are easy to overcome. d Barriers that are environmental issues. 4 Addressing social issues and working with the government to address the root of the cause is which level of Human Services practice? a Mirco-level b Mezzo-level c Macro-level d Exo-level 5 Part of the Theoretical Frameworks is to: a Observing various experiences within the environment. b Correctly assessing a client’s mental state, thinking and behavioral patterns. c Find out what cause them to be emotionally unhealthy in the first place d All of them 6 Human Services roles are needed because sometimes we experience difficult situation that we do not have control over. a True b False 7 School Counselors, therapists, HRA case workers are examples of Human Services roles. a True b False 8 Some roles can overlap with Human Services. a True b False 9 People who do not have good support system or can’t meet their basic needs are doing something wrong. a True b False 10 Micro-level practice focuses on small groups and agencies to develop community programs and promote positive change. a True b False

[HSC 10] Intro to Human ServicesOnline version

Practice quiz on the human services profession.

by Rin Leveque

What is the primary goal of Human Services?

Profit maximization

Enhancing human well-being

Reducing government expenses

Promoting political ideologies

Which of the following is an example of Micro-level practice in Human Services?

Developing social policies.

Working with families and individuals.

Organizing national social programs.

Conducting large-scale research.

The absence of any social support, physical disability, homelessness, and lack of education are all known as:

Barriers that are difficult obstacles or situations.

Barriers that the client does not have.

Barriers that are easy to overcome.

Barriers that are environmental issues.

Addressing social issues and working with the government to address the root of the cause is which level of Human Services practice?

Mirco-level

Mezzo-level

Macro-level

Exo-level

Part of the Theoretical Frameworks is to:

Observing various experiences within the environment.

Correctly assessing a client’s mental state, thinking and behavioral patterns.

Find out what cause them to be emotionally unhealthy in the first place

All of them

Human Services roles are needed because sometimes we experience difficult situation that we do not have control over.

True

False

School Counselors, therapists, HRA case workers are examples of Human Services roles.

True

False

Some roles can overlap with Human Services.

True

False

People who do not have good support system or can’t meet their basic needs are doing something wrong.

True

False

Micro-level practice focuses on small groups and agencies to develop community programs and promote positive change.

True

False

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[HSC 10] Intro to Human ServicesOnline version

by Rin Leveque

What is the primary goal of Human Services?

Which of the following is an example of Micro-level practice in Human Services?

The absence of any social support, physical disability, homelessness, and lack of education are all known as:

Addressing social issues and working with the government to address the root of the cause is which level of Human Services practice?

Part of the Theoretical Frameworks is to:

Human Services roles are needed because sometimes we experience difficult situation that we do not have control over.

School Counselors, therapists, HRA case workers are examples of Human Services roles.

Some roles can overlap with Human Services.

People who do not have good support system or can’t meet their basic needs are doing something wrong.

Micro-level practice focuses on small groups and agencies to develop community programs and promote positive change.

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